[Game thread] Skull Ruins Pokerole

[Iron]

Spoiler

Yeah, this guy doesn't seem all that angry. He does seem to consider you lower class than himself. 

"Your apology is accepted, sirrah. For maintaining and expanding the King's Road, these Diggersby accompany us. Have you gold? Then might you purchase a Diggersby. Have you silver? Mayhap might you purchase a young Bunnelby."

The mountain of a man thought long and hard on the soldier's offer for one of the burly burrowing bunnies, eyes closed and arms crossed, until at last he frowned and shook his head.

"No. Have......valuable first aid Items, but can not afford to trade them for a bunny. Sorry for.....taking up your time. May you have a good night, sir..."

With that said, Terra politely bids farewell to the king's man, and resumes wandering around the campsite, quietly observing all the activities taking place. He honestly wanted one of those Bunnlby/Diggersby, but the ask for price was simply beyond his resources at this time, so he regretfully had to decline their offer. A bummer to be sure, but tis the reality of the situation.....

(Decided to put a post down stating that my character isn't taking that offer for the record. Waiting to see if my chara. stumbles upon something happening while exploring the area or not now!)

*some rolls*

You find a big wagon holding tons of weapons. You find an artist painting Xerneas, Landorus, and Cobalion, with the King's Eye behind them. You find a somewhat hidden camp of commonfolk, who are shorter and skinnier, following the main camp. They scavenge for items when the soldiery move on, and sometimes they come out to beg or serve the noblemen progenitors.

You learn that the soldiers are expanding the road westward through a desert where Teazel Valley is in your time. This will allow Sarimanok to have coast-to-coast access, supposedly so anyone anywhere in Creshire can come to his palace and ask for things.

You find an abandoned bag of the ashes used for producing glass. It's in the kind of weird bag the Conkeldurr use.