Honestly, I love that they saw each other on his way in. Made for a great creepy situation in the woods, and unexpectedly developed a fun sub-plot between them based on their mutual observations of each other. Curious to see where it goes!
Then I could post on the train. Phone typing is awful, though.
I understand that! My laptop is practically useless, so I've been doing everything on my phone for the past chunk of months. Certainly usable, but I never realized just how much more onerous it is comparatively. Take whatever time you need!This week and last have been super busy, but I hope to get back to this tomorrow morning! Apologies for all the delays. I wish it were easier to write on my phone
Psychie
and
Sherwood
want to go delving into the Manse and their characters don't care to attend the meeting, we can have them depart immediately.
I am still very interested in getting my Artifacts that I strongly suspect are hidden away inside the Manse. So, I would most likely vote to go take care of whatever message is being sent to her from the Manse and hopefully locate my things.Okay! So it looks like characters still need to exchange some information, but I'll give you the choice of whether you want to play it out in character or sweep forward.
We can have a scene where Sayuri gathers anyone who wants to attend in private to share information and make plans, or you can each tell me where you want your character to go next and we can jump there. For example, if
Oops. I forgot you bought an artifact. You can have found that along your journey to the underworld if you like. You passed through the labyrinth, so who knows what the Neverborn contrived for you to find.
Yes, they do mention it equally applies to Abyssal mates.
Sherwood and Psychie want to go to the Manse. We can either do split time - run the scene where news gets discussed and the other scene where people go off to their respective destinations - or gloss over the news sharing and character introductions and skip to the next action scene. I just need to know which scene each character wants to transition to next.
