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Packing up and rinsing his hands under the water pump, ’Neil headed out the main gate towards town. About half way back, he heard a commotion in one of the fields adjacent to the road. A young, dark-skinned woman woman - one of those who worked in the cotton fields - looked over the fence at him. ”M...

“Her and mama didn’t get on,” Billy replied sullenly. “I’ve told you that already. And other than him dyin’, I don’t know nothing about Brian Tucker , and nor do I know anything about my wife being afraid of snakes, that bookmark nor that passage you said was marked.” “I see what you’re getting at ...

CON (70) 1d100

Des’ self-belief eroded in a heartbeat and she sank to her knees, staring in shock at the hellish townscape in from of her.

”Fuuuuuuuuqqqqq… …” was all she could say.

”C’mon!” said Charlie. ”Whoever’s going up needs to go up now!”

Old witch vs Des’ iron-clad self-belief!

Spot hidden (40) 1d100 Amanda studied the helipad but wasn’t able to determine if anything had landed recently. Downstairs, Benjamin checked out the two snowcats. One appeared to be in working order (based upon the fact that nothing seemed to be missing from the engine compartment) but the second w...

“Snakes? I don’t know about snakes in particular, but she was always complaining about the critters around here. I tried to explain that’s what you get living in the country, hell, I even told her that you’re never more than six feet from a rat when you’re in the city, but that didn’t make her feel...

Billy Trahan frowned as he saw his visitors approaching his porch again. “What can I do for you this time?” he asked.

https://i.postimg.cc/9FnPV4kz/347-BC02-E-E948-4876-A657-69929-A37-E459.jpg Des doesn’t believe in guilt (well, not for her, anyway!) What’s she to feel guilty about? She just did what she needed to do to survive when she was living on the streets, a bit of shoplifting, dine & dashing… Hmmm…..

”Here!” said Charlie, quickly kneeling below the stricken woman and waving Harry forward. ”Get on my shoulders and I’ll lift you up!”

OOC:   Presumably the others could help try to keep Charlie steady and negate any penalties?

Kris glanced at DI Malone. ”I don’t suppose we’ve got a safe house there, have we?” he asked.

The skull looked vaguely humanoid and judging by its size in comparison to a human skull, the creature it belonged to would have been around 10 to 15 feet tall. The angle of the receiving bone at the base of the skull where it would have met the spinal column, suggested that it was bipedal and walk...

There are two seats up-front and a bench seat in the back. This isn’t the exact model but it gives an idea of the layout: https://www.ebay.com/itm/156006228205 Four can travel in comfort, five will be a squeeze. Six will be a real squeeze, meaning any attempt to do anything in the back will incur a ...

SAN (73) 1d100

1 SAN loss.

OOC:   Can we even reach her legs?

POW 70 1d100

Fuq!

Ok, thanks for letting me know.

Like Boyd before him, Harold noticed the shut-off fuel valves in the cabinet, but there was no sign of the soldering iron that he was desperately searching for.