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Well, I've finally found myself back in front of the computer, distracted myself for a good while (Brawl, lernin'z, other occurrences...) and I must say I like what I came back to. Woo for adds.

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The sun was rising as Tash stumbled back into his little campsite. Across the river streaks of golden sunlight could be seen peeking over the mountains in the far east. Tash put his right hand to the side of his face that was being hit by the light. "Cursed light. Why is my camp facing east anyway?" He paused to chuckle. "Oh, that's right. I built it that way." He moved over to his tent and lifted the flap to crawl inside but noticed his guest still strung out on the floor. "Sorry Rosco, I completely forgot about you." He proceeded to enter the tent fully. He then untied his rune pouch from his waist and hung it back up in its place on one of the lines. "If I fall asleep now this buddy of mine will probably wake up before me and saunter off somewhere before I get to chat with him." He took a glance over Rosco's awkward outfit. "And I certainly want to have a word with this fellow." He lifted his sword from its position on his back and removed his axe from his belt. While eyeing them over he could see that they had a fine coating of blood from their previous use. "I guess I'll go wash these off while I wait for this guy to wake up."
Rosco emerged from the tent a couple hours later. By now the sun was high in the sky shining down on the mountains towards the east. Tash was on the river bank relaxing as Rosco walked up beside him and sat down. "Thanks," grumbled Rosco. Tash turned his head to look at him. His wound was cleanly covered and the cloth wrapped over his arm had a small patch of blood that could be seen through it.
"I'm glad you're feeling better," spoke Tash with a smile. "Sorry about the little sleeping spell I cast on you. I just needed some way to make sure you wouldn’t go wondering off in the middle of the night."

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