A long walk and a short sail (travel)
Apr 7, 2018 17:59:20 GMT -7
Post by Deleted on Apr 7, 2018 17:59:20 GMT -7
Walking into the Desert of Wind from the Gates of the Sand Village, Titania was unrecognizable but for her stature and equipment. Her form was obscured beneath a shapeless mass of cloth that was her Cloak of Hyuuga, her hair hidden under its upraised hood, and her face concealed behind the mask given to her as a symbol of her new position.
It wasn't to her taste, to hide her appearance like this, because it would make her less recognizable and therefore less able to be credited with distinguishing deeds, but order were orders.
Hefting up a substantial amount of electronic equipment protected in a sturdy bag from the sand, she began the long walk across the desert to the coastal regions, to a small but bustling port town. Ocean access was always important to trade, which meant jobs and wealth for the people, but they couldn't generally expand too much or risk becoming a major target of other nations' attacks.
The trip was several hours, but she was able to confirm course easily with her map and compass to avoid losing her way. As long as she went unmolested by monsters, bandits, or hostile animals, she should be able to make her way just fine. From there all she would have to do would be to charter a boat across the Gulf of Fire to the Tea Country, which wouldn't even be a long trip. Just getting to town would take longer. For payment, she simply directed them to charge the Sand Village Embassy in Gust. The perks of status.
Move to Debana, Mainland Tea Country
It wasn't to her taste, to hide her appearance like this, because it would make her less recognizable and therefore less able to be credited with distinguishing deeds, but order were orders.
Hefting up a substantial amount of electronic equipment protected in a sturdy bag from the sand, she began the long walk across the desert to the coastal regions, to a small but bustling port town. Ocean access was always important to trade, which meant jobs and wealth for the people, but they couldn't generally expand too much or risk becoming a major target of other nations' attacks.
The trip was several hours, but she was able to confirm course easily with her map and compass to avoid losing her way. As long as she went unmolested by monsters, bandits, or hostile animals, she should be able to make her way just fine. From there all she would have to do would be to charter a boat across the Gulf of Fire to the Tea Country, which wouldn't even be a long trip. Just getting to town would take longer. For payment, she simply directed them to charge the Sand Village Embassy in Gust. The perks of status.
Move to Debana, Mainland Tea Country
