d20 Pony

Borg

Let's gear up and head to the island. The mission awaits.

You glance over to your party to receive nods of approval, then tell Floga that you are ready to disembark.

Floga: "You got it, girls! And since you've been such gems, we'll even fly by tomorrow, same time, to see if you need a ride back. Don't miss it, though, hmm? Or do. It's on you."

And with that, she lowers the airship beneath the clouds, while the rest of the crew dives down from the deck to untie the undersling. They then return to carry you and your wingless companion down below, where your sailboat awaits.

Once safely aboard your smaller waterborne craft, you thank the harpies for the help, and bid them farewell.

Ramfos: "Good luck, little ponies!"

Ziton: "And don't forget about our deal!"

You say that you won't, and wave them goodbye as they return to their ship, which soon begins to drift away. Then, after setting sail toward the island, you pull your gear out of your sidereal bag, and get ready to kick some tail!

You equip Blue Choker of Aquatic Respiration, Magic Sword Scabbard, 2 Mirror Shin Guards, Star Hairpin, and Tempered Simple Breastplate.

As you approach the eastern horn of the crescent-shaped island, you shield your eyes from the bright midday sun, and decide to take a look at your surroundings.

To the north is the eastern horn of Midgard, a rocky grassland bestrewn with golden-leaved trees. You are surprised to see a pony-like creature wandering the area, but it is too far away to tell exactly what it is.
Further north is a tower of clouds emerging from the sea. According to your map, that is where the Yggdrasil tree should be, likely hidden in the mist.
To the west is the western horn of Midgard. It is hardly visible from here.

	Hariman:
	Well, I say we sail north to land, and greet the mysterious pony on the shores. We're here on a mission for the up and coming shaman of her village. We should make new friends along the way! And it would behoove us to both enter peacefully and have a guide to avoid the worst of the danger. There's might be a chance of illusions or disguised creatures, but I think we're better off approaching openly rather than trying to sneak in.
	#141817 Jul 2019

	Borg:
	Moonflower should do some aerial recon on that pony-like creature and the immediate area. We should only go (cautiously) ashore if it seems to be friendly; local allies are never a bad thing to have, but we do have the option of simply sailing around the eastern horn of Midgard and going directly to the central island where Yggdrasil is.
	#141715 Jul 2019

	37212513:
	I'd say it's a simple matter of asking questions, but we've seen what a lack of caution can do to our little crew. We don't wan't to come off as intimidating either, lest they prove unfriendly before we so much as approach. Landfall isn't a question, it's a requirement. And intel is always a bonus. So let's pray this one is friendly, but be ready for the alternative. May need to improvise a dock. (You know, put spikes in strong soil a few meters inland to tie the boat off.) Depends on how far those trees really are. They'd be the better choice if close enough to the waters edge.
	#141614 Jul 2019

	BB:
	I believe that our first priority should be to make contact with that creature and proceed to flirt with them. Let's sail up and land on the shore nearby.
	#141514 Jul 2019

	GameArtsJoy:
	Look around for a place that we can hide and tie our boat down to, maybe Moonflower can help look. We don't want it to be stolen from us after just getting it.
	#141414 Jul 2019

	Yoshimon1:
	Let's assign Moonflower to aerial reconnaissance duty, maybe she can get a good look at that figure from a safe distance. Meanwhile, we can sail the boat a bit closer to the eastern horn. Not directly towards who- or whatever that is, though, don't wanna scare them.
	#141314 Jul 2019