Posted by Gamemaster Narwhal the nefarious (GMT) in Main Sim: Planet Side ELE

Posted by Ensign Celador Theinna (Security Officer) in Main Sim: Planet Side ELE
OCC: Just moving to new thread.

:Celador pulled out his tricorder as he followed the footsteps towards the distance caves. He kept glancing around as he did.

:The scan would show several blips, moving away from the building and if they had enough geographical knowledge they’d know towards the mountains. Some however were slower, as if they were still tracking Cel.

:‘Someone was watching us’ Squared stated as they walked.

:‘Yes, I believe so.’ Cel replied mentally.

   -Cel

Celador looked at his tricorder as it confirmed his suspicions. He closed down his tricodor than knelt down to exam the foot print. He used his finger to very lightly trace the outline of the print. He was looking to see what information he could learn from it, such as species, how heavy they may have been, distance between the prints to indicate how fast they may have been moving or how much equpiment they may have been carrying. All while keeping his ears open to any change in the sound patterns of the area.

-Cel

The prints were circular in nature, and stabbed deeply into the floor like spears. It would be difficult to discern their weight but their size was easily measurable by the width between the many holes left over in a radius around them much like a crabs but much bigger. Cel, if listening would be made away of several clicks as a shadow loomed in the darkness coming toward him.

• GM Narwhal

Celador examined the prints. ‘From the shape of these prints they appear like they are hooved creatures.’ Celador said to squared

‘Yes, and they are getting closer.’ Squared replied thoughtfully.

Celador stood up and took a look around. ‘They seemed to be interested in me. Maybe I can lead them away from the village to more favorable ground’

Squared didn’t say anything so, trying to make as much physical noise as possible, he headed away from the village. He pulled out his tricorder as he walked, both to keep an eye whoever was following him and to look at the terrain.

-Cel