Conditions wrote:TIME & DATE: 13:20, July 26, 110 P.A.
CLIMATE: Sunny, temperate, moderate winds
VISIBILITY: Horizon
TERRAIN: Rocky shoreline, steep hills
LOCATION : Aboard the Yellowfish
LEY LINE: No
TIME PASSED: Twenty minutes
Spread Your Wings
Mercedes loftily deigns to grace the rest of the team with her presence, once more demonstrating that upper class breeding that has proven its worth time and time again.
A count of the refugees during the trip, assuming none of them managed to evade detection by moving about and concealing their presence amongst the rest, is forty nine. Not an unmanageable number, but not a simple logistic matter either.
Jack, newly geared up after a visit to Will's quarters – we won't ask the exact nature of
that particular transaction – has a workable idea; aerial recon. The plan is pretty basic, which is why it'll probably be successful; the
Yellowfish will parallel the coast looking for a mooring point, while the
Bruja, hover cycles, wing boards, and potentially even technowizardry pegasi will run a search pattern to see if from above they can locate the New Navy outpost, a more mundane Columbian settlement, or both.
Kask is more than happy to be of further use; as the
Bruja is hovering to allow the unloading of the hovercycles, he expresses his appreciation at being able to help out, and hints around the possibility of staying on with the Roughnecks. Since he's far outside of his original interests with representing the Aztar nation in their joint endeavour, this doesn't really come as much of a surprise.
It takes perhaps ten minutes to prepare vehicles and gear for the jaunt, and barely another ten go by before one of the searchers locates a settlement not far from where the team started looking. Looking like it could comfortably house perhaps a couple hundred people, it's set behind a ridge a little ways from the shore, and from the look of things is fairly well concealed from ground level; their airborne search is probably the only way to have tracked it down in short order.
From above, however, there doesn't seem to be any activity on the neatly laid-out streets. Lunch time, perhaps?
Wasgeschieht?