((Where his head was MINUTES ago?
Was I nearby? Sorry, I jest. ...wait, Reaver's supposed to find Ren, half a mile away? Given no tracking abilities, or that he's never bothered going through the woods in over a lifetime? Reaver probably wouldn't know if he's traveled a mile, let alone half of one.))Reaver waited patiently. It must have been ten, twenty minutes. How long did hunting usually take? Reaver finally thought of a way to keep his boat secured.
Take the rope, tie it to the stick, bury the stick. Easy! Reaver made that his new goal, working hard to make sure his hole was deep enough, and the rope actually tied to the stick.
Maybe if I wrap all the slack around the stick, it won't let go even if the knot does come undone. After some effort figuring out just how much rope he needed NOT attached to the stick, he put the stick into the hole. Filling it back in with sand, he was content to see the results. Looking to the sky, he judged another ten or twenty minutes may have very well just passed.
How long DOES hunting take? Is this a bad place to hunt? Well, maybe he was hunted in the process, maybe I should look for him. While I'm at it, I can look for something to mash into paint. Reaver started walking to the woods, an less then ten feet in felt a strong desire to go back.
"Ren!? You near!?" Reaver listened carefully for an answer, a sound. He heard plenty, it was hard not to. Reaver looked for a tree to climb. As long as it wasn't too tall, it should be fine to fall. He looked around, deciding to keep within eye-sight of the beach, and finally found one not terribly far off, just further then he'd hoped.
Reaver grabbed onto a branch, stuck one foot onto the tree, and attempted to pull himself up. Soon after he found himself on the ground holding the branch.
I'm rather heavy, I suppose. Reaver looked about for instead, a think tree. Finding one really close to the boat, he made his way back, and began to focus. Taking his time, not striving too hard, he managed to create a portal to the void, and slowly moved it to cut himself some sizable holes in the trunk of the tree for climbing, as high as he could reach. Removing the portal, he made his way up, and was fortunate enough to find a branch thick enough to support him. Now a bit higher, he called out again.
"Ren!? Can you hear me!?" He listened, but heard nothing helpful. He tried to look, but couldn't see beyond most of the trees. Finding and hearing nothing, he tried to make his way down. He swiftly missed a step and fell.
That hurt, but my armor saved me from dealing with a broken leg. That would be inconvenient.Reaver thought for a moment, and got sidetracked.
Maybe I should take up a hobby in crafting with wood? It seams to be available in large amounts. How expensive are the tools? Wait, wasn't I waiting for Ren? Reaver sat at the base of the tree once more, unsure as how to proceed.
If I had more ink, I'd draw a map. If I had more thread, I'd use that. If I had paint, I'd... wait. Reaver looked about, then at the dirt. He realized that he could simply make lines in the dirt to mark his trail. He used his foot to unsettle the dirt, then again to put it back in place.
But it could just as likely be put back the way it was. Reaver decided he was in no need to rush, and decided to go back to the boat to wait another hour.
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