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This is a documentation of me desperately trying to avoid the darn drakes. |
We encountered many dangerous things, such as hostile brigands of sorts, frustrated Dunlendings, and gwahir (dragons), tons of gwahir.
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In Liss's words: "The deer is drowning." |
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Super pretty screenshot from the high reaches of Enedwaith. |
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We were trying to match. It didn't really work.. |
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There was this old library we found, and I completely freaked out (Liss can tell the story... she found it quite funny.) |
We swam through a lot of rivers, saw a possibly drowning deer, and ran up a lot of cliffs, all the while turning in circles because my quest tracker was confusing me.
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"I'm coming, mother!" We were heading deeper into Dunland, and well.. having a guardian with a Guardian's Promise whistle is helpful. |
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Thumbs up for questing with Liss. |
Later, once we got up the winding path, we discovered a certain location that contained a LOT of books, and me, being the book nerd that I am, completely freaked out. It was the first actual library (other than Elrond's in Rivendell) that I remember seeing in Middle-earth, and to be honest, it was prettier than Elrond's Library.
After finishing up the books of Volume III that take place in Enedwaith, we headed into Dunland for the next part of the quests. I can smell Isengard! We met a couple interesting people along the way, including a captured villager, a very creepy old pyromaniac woman who tasked us with burning things, and some guy who threw a rock at a Ranger's ear.
All in all, this adventure of Lissamay's and Makaia's was very adventurous and entertaining.
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