raza
Now that we’re all back at the boat, I look at it with a critical eye - though Loren has valiantly kept it afloat, it’s clear ice just isn’t going to work. All of a sudden an idea comes to me. “What if we flip it? Might be enough room t’ give it an air pocket ‘n keep it afloat. Then we could tow it into wherever we try next.” Gesturing to the tunnels, I continue. “They both look more shallow ‘n this one. It could be safe until we get back.” Assuming we make it back. As long as Sunjata doesn’t get stuck in Orca form and beach himself, we should be able to tug it up and tie it somewhere. Looking down at Sunjata I pat him fondly (yes, it’s weird and I know it’s weird as soon as I do it) and ask, “I’m not sure what’s the best way. One of us might need to get wet. Can you hold all three of us or nah?”
Regardless of who opts to join me on Sunjata’s back, I reach out for the items we’ve all brought - the lantern, the weapons, the bags, hoping that the others can help figure out the rest. As for which tunnel - I leave it up to them, my choice ended up being a dud.
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Raza suggests tipping the boat to keep it from sinking. If the others agree, she keeps her position behind Sunjata’s fin and takes the items they’ve brought with them.
Raza abstains from choosing a tunnel again.
Regardless of who opts to join me on Sunjata’s back, I reach out for the items we’ve all brought - the lantern, the weapons, the bags, hoping that the others can help figure out the rest. As for which tunnel - I leave it up to them, my choice ended up being a dud.
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Raza suggests tipping the boat to keep it from sinking. If the others agree, she keeps her position behind Sunjata’s fin and takes the items they’ve brought with them.
Raza abstains from choosing a tunnel again.
