Riaris stared down from his horse and took in the destruction before him. The carcass had been picked clean and there was nothing left but gnarled bones. There weren't many creatures in the lands that could do such a thing and he knew the list that could. He stayed silent as Razkar once again stepped down first to investigate the remains. As he had done before, the Akalak looked around at the area surrounding them to see if there were anymore signs or sights to be noted.
Finally he stepped off his horse and moved closer to the pile of bones. Mentally, he had been making notes of everything they saw and investigated. From the first dead body which hadn't been eaten to the flatten grass , the long trail that they had just followed leading to the next body. "They were over run..." he thought to himself.
Riaris stepped around the body and walked a few feet in the direction they hadn't moved to yet and glanced around. Glassbeak.." he said simply and without looking back at Razkar. "I think our scouts were attempting to catch a meal, but were unable to dine on it when they were over run by Glassbeaks.." He paused for a moment to see if Razkar would agree or disagree before he continued. "One of them lost their horse..but it's hard to say if he escaped with the other just yet. We'll have to search ahead if we are to learn more."
It was hard to imagine, but if he was right and the horsemen had been over run by Glassbeak, it would be very hard to find them if they were still alive. It would also be hard for them to fight off so many at once should they get caught as well. With night approaching the Akalak understood the new dangers that waited them, but it was too late to turn back down. Riaris crossed back towards his horse and climbed aboard. "We should move, there in that clearing.."
Finally he stepped off his horse and moved closer to the pile of bones. Mentally, he had been making notes of everything they saw and investigated. From the first dead body which hadn't been eaten to the flatten grass , the long trail that they had just followed leading to the next body. "They were over run..." he thought to himself.
Riaris stepped around the body and walked a few feet in the direction they hadn't moved to yet and glanced around. Glassbeak.." he said simply and without looking back at Razkar. "I think our scouts were attempting to catch a meal, but were unable to dine on it when they were over run by Glassbeaks.." He paused for a moment to see if Razkar would agree or disagree before he continued. "One of them lost their horse..but it's hard to say if he escaped with the other just yet. We'll have to search ahead if we are to learn more."
It was hard to imagine, but if he was right and the horsemen had been over run by Glassbeak, it would be very hard to find them if they were still alive. It would also be hard for them to fight off so many at once should they get caught as well. With night approaching the Akalak understood the new dangers that waited them, but it was too late to turn back down. Riaris crossed back towards his horse and climbed aboard. "We should move, there in that clearing.."