"The dam didn't hold up to all the rain." Best laid plans and all that then," Sean replied. "Do you want us to press on with our push then?" Affirmati...e," Derek called. "Most of them have their backs to the water so this may just work to our advantage." Will do then," Sean said. "Let's get this party started."He waved to the men in the distance who were seated atop their grazing horses. They acknowledged his wave and with practiced precision turned the mob of bawling cattle in front of them. Turning the corner of the building I spotted him on the far side. He was with a horse that looked none too happy with him being there. It had it's ears back tight against it's skull and I could see the whites of it's eyes. It's body was stiff and still. I slowed to a stop, staying far away so not to add to the horses stress. Billy was calm and stroking the horses nose, it's head cradled tight to his shoulder. I couldn't hear the words but knew he spoke soothingly to the beast.Nick approached me. In fact, they are good. The saving throws you failed was to see if you would notice that fact before you struck them. You failed, so in your zeal to smite them you never noticed that they were not evil at all.”I looked to the guy that was DM as the Paladin suddenly looked thoughtful. “And you have done a great job so far. It is actually interesting to watch somebody fail that roll, and you handled it masterfully. Out of all the games I have seen and played of this adventure, this is the first. .." he murmured as he shifted on some sort of rough material."Sarah!" a voice called from nearby. "Aren't you going to wish yourhusband good luck?"Dr. Schulz felt rough calloused hands move the curiously long hair fromhis face. "What?" he asked groggily as he felt a pair of lips press upagainst his own."I'll we back before sundown," the rugged man said as he broke off thekiss.Dr. Schultz stared in horror as the big man left. "What..." he asked ashe pulled the thin blanket off.Dr. Gwen howled in.