For the first time since arriving the rains stop. The sky remains a blanket of grey, the sun desperately trying to shine through the thinner patches and only succeeding in a few thing pillars. Shalelu sits on a fallen log and takes inventory of her arrows. She runs her thumb over the arrowheads looking for dull spots and providing them an edge with a small, gritty whetstone.She knows she'll need the sharpest points to make the most of putting down something and large and terrifying as an ogre. She sighed, thinking almost longingly of how easy goblins are to kill. She heard a sound in the distance and lifted her head to triangulate it. There it was again, a low deep sound, not rhythmic. Standing, she dropped her whetstone, quivered her arrows. She dashed across the clearing between the small woods. As she neared the source of the sounds, herself silent, her heart sank. "Ogres..." Around the bend in the road, she saw a small band of ogres. She scanned the forest across the road for Jakardros. The ogres seemed to be trying to crudely flushed the forest for them. She cursed, unable to find either Kaven or Jakardros, and decided to warn the party. "Ogres. Seven of them," Shalelu said as she ran into the middle of the came. "On the main road. Didn't have time to see if Jakardros or Kaven were watching but I don' see how they'd 'ave missed them!"