As we make our way toward the churches location, a disagreement
over the safest path to follow causes our group to splinter. The rag tag
Captains group decides to take the western street around the city block, while,
those with more intelligence, decide that a more direct route through the
neighborhood is a better choice. Far the
well Captain if I never see you again, idiot. The dispatching of a few undead in the park proves
a simple affair due to the improvement of our combat prowess. As we exit the park the man of the cloth
notices a rather large group of the undead scourge making their way around the
city block to where the other party was headed! Oh bother. With no time to waste I send my most loyal familiar,
Mortis, to locate the other group. He was able to convince them they made an
error in judgment and their course will surly lead to disaster, or it may have
been the sight of an impenetrable wall of zombies that told them they made a
poor choice, the world may never know. As they followed Mortis back to where
there was safety in numbers, the mob continued to pursue. Giving the party a heads up we were able to dispatch
the pursuers with little harm to the group, however; each battle drains our
already sparse supplies. I often ponder if this has been their plan all along,
weaken us to the point of exhaustion and then move in for the kill. If these
creatures were even capable of conscious though, I highly doubt they would be brilliant
enough to devise such a devious plan. They must be being controlled by someone or
something, but whom? Curious, very curious. I must look into this further, when
time permits of course. As the safe haven of the church comes into sight we
notice a large number of dead, just dead corpses around the perimeter. Strangely
they seem to be arranged in rows and covered by a thin white sheet. All with
the same killing blow to their heads. Very strange indeed. Peering through the
windows I notice a plethora of the undead monsters in the pews with what seems
to be a knight of some sort holding mass with his followers. Do the gods know
what truly goes on during Sunday service? I wonder. Nevertheless, we must devise
a plan to stop him and his monstrous horse before it’s too late!
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