Their search had finally resumed, with their things gathered and what little they had packed onto a wagon that Tick refused to explain where she got, other than it was totally legal and safe. It helped though to carry what she couldn't, unlike the other two who had an inventory, Tick Tock relied only on her hands to do the trick. Of course, the wagon worked for transportation across Astorea in their approach towards the Ascent. The Mountainside looked as menacing as ever now that they had closed the distance from miles away.
"BEEEP! Attention all passengers, we are approaching 'The Watchtower' BEEP! Twenty minus ten plus five minutes!" Tick's voice sounded exactly like a radio to add into the immersion, before giving a loud 'Hyaa!' to get the horses moving with a smack of a whip. The most important part was that the horses weren't actually real horses, but puppets.
Quite literally, real life sized wooden horses. They lacked the detail the twins had of course- Eva could tell that apart given the work of her daughters. They were easy to identify as wooden horse puppets, but they worked surprisingly well thanks to the magic radiating from them: Not only a soul, but twisted voodoo magic. The sort of dark powers that Kyanna's senses would tingle at.
"According to your birdie Nerevar, Kyanna, we are riiight on course. But! As mama and your beloved wife Tock knows already," She paused to let a hand rest over her bossom to let that last bit settle in. "We gonna have to take a little break first, and word is, there is this place called The Watchtower. Tock and Tick heard that is a good spot to look for answers first."
"Tock's mama-in-law is a really good climber apparently, Kyanna. Tock's ure she wanted to chill at the top of Hylands by herself. Third eye says it's full of wolf people up there and some super cool sightings! But the path is dangerous indeed." Tock hoped for the best here, despite her voice not showing any other emotion other than overjoyous.
The climb was nothing if not brutal, and many died on their way up. It's a good thing they are no regular hikers, or that would make for a quick death for all of them for sure.
"BEEP! This is your driver asking the passengers: How are you feeling? Need some refreshments? Are you afraid of heights and sudden death? BEEP!"
@Kyanna Wynne @Eva
