>TM 4
>LS 2
>PS ON
>PL60
>SM6
>CP ON
>FO OFF
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	You fight to stay on his back but you lose grip of 
Š	the rope reins and he throws you off. The moment you 
Š	hit the dirt, he bolts forward and gallops over the 
Š	crest of the rockfall. Shaken but otherwise unharmed, 
Š	you scramble to your feet and chase after him. The 
Š	first boulders are beginning to smash down around you 
Š	as you scurry to the top of the mound and leap feet-
Š	first over the far side. Half-blinded by dust, you 
Š	slide and roll until you feel something heavy hit the 
Š	back of your head and then you are plunged into a 
Š	dark oblivion.

	When you regain consciousness, your head is aching 
Š	viciously (lose 5 ENDURANCE points) and your legs are 
Š	buried beneath a mound of dust and loose shale. You 
Š	are bruised all over your body but fortunately you 
Š	have sustained no broken bones. Slowly and painfully 
Š	you dig yourself free with your bare hands. When you 
Š	are able to pull yourself to your feet, to your 
Š	surprise you see your horse is standing, unharmed, 
Š	less than twenty yards away along the mountain trail. 
Š	You hobble towards him and ease yourself onto his 
Š	back.

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