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		ä153ä      

	The celebrations go on throughout the night, but you 
Š	are able to find a quiet place to sleep for a few 
Š	hours before dawn breaks over this happy city. When 
Š	you tell the people that you must leave and continue 
Š	your journey south, they are saddened by the news. 
Š	They want you to stay as their new chieftain, but you 
Š	persuade them that they must choose a new leader from 
Š	among their own tribe. Before you leave they provide 
Š	you with a mule and some food (enough for up to 3 
Š	Meals). 
	
	By mule you expect the overland journey from Kitaezi 
Š	to Caeno to take no more than three days. It is a 
Š	rough, potholed trail and yet your mule never once 
Š	misses his footing or causes you to fall. During the 
Š	afternoon of the second day you enter the foothills 
Š	of the Hulhuk Mountains and see a plume of black 
Š	smoke rising into the sky. It comes from behind a 
Š	treeless ridge, less than half a mile from the trail.
	The sound of anguished voices can be heard on the 
Š	wind and these cries prompt you to leave the trail 
Š	and investigate. As you crest the ridge you see a 
Š	small native village. Several of the huts are on fire 
Š	and its people are trying desperately to save their 
Š	livestock and quell the raging flames. 

	If you possess Elementalism, turn to  â117â

	If you do not possess this Grand Master discipline, 
Š	turn to  â94â