From: Leah Seim <leahreeve89@gmail.com>
Subject: Just in time to be late -Kasha updates
Date: April 1, 2022 at 07:23:38 MDT
To: Robert Vaessen <dungeon_master@robsworld.org>

Hey Robert,
 
Just had a bit of time this morning to get this done!  Sap season started and stalled with the snow, but should be running crazy again by Sunday. 
 
Cheers,
Leah
 
Real time 3/5/2022 In-game 6 Mavis 3:30 am
 
All that Kasha had burned into her mind as she woke up, was how to get out of here as quickly as possible. After a hurried meal, the party clawed their way up the ladder, until a shout of alarm caused Kasha look up just in time to see Garreck hurtling towards her. Without pausing to think, Kasha reached out to grab him as he thundered past her. She succeeded, but Garreck’s dead weight ripped Kasha right off the ladder! Time slowed to a crawl as Kasha twisted her body around into a circle and suddenly had a terrifying glimpse of the floor, some sixty feet below her. ‘I’m going to die!’ Kasha thought helplessly. ‘Not today!’ the voice in her head assured her with an unearthly calm. Relieved, Kasha focused on the next ladder rung as she started to slide past it, reached out with an ease she didn’t know she possessed, and caught herself five feet below the point where Garreck had yanked her off the ladder. Time sped back up while Kasha clung to the safety of the ladder, her heart beating frantically. Beads of sweat broke out on Kasha’s brow as she tried to close her ears and eyes to sound of the sickening thunk of broken bones and death about to come from somewhere below her. Nothing. After a few seconds, Kasha risked a glance down the ladder and saw that Garreck had managed to latch on and was already swarming back up towards her looking like death unhinged. ‘Thank you!’ she thought gratefully to her God, as she exhaled in relief. The sensation warred with the sudden sick feeling she felt rising up in the pit of her stomach.  ‘No. Not that!’ Kasha thought firmly. ‘It’s time to move,’ Kasha told herself, willing stomach into submission as she forced her stiff limbs to grab at the rung above her head and keep going until she was safely over the lip of the cliff. After that, the party easily dispatched the goblins that were milling around near the top of the ladder and continued on their way. With the exception of a room with a screechy bat creature in it, and a few more goblins here and there, the party quickly marched back to the section of the castle with the Kobald queen in it. Kasha was a bit disconcerted to find out one of the twins had reportedly perished, but he should have known better than to run off on his own, and it would have been impossible to get him up all those ladders hog-tied into a pretzel. Kasha stirred restlessly. The urge to get home was even stronger, now. If she wasn’t already too late to save her sick kitten!

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