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Log 082

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As some of you may recall, there's been an expedition planned for some time now. However, between rapid world changes and the recent silence of its proposer, we've yet to set a date for departure.

The destination is a place on the map called Lastlook, of which a painting was found in the room hidden deep in the Insolitus. Aradia Megido has been organizing this trip, but another troll [she didn't catch your name, Kanaya] informed us she was quite unconscious. Should she not regain consciousness soon, I'll be happy to take over whatever organization she has already planned. The trip is expected to take two or three weeks, as much of it is to take place outside the powered zone. I would strongly recommend bringing a mount on this trip, and as it appears to be a, er, seaport, it wouldn't hurt to have some skill with watercraft as well.

If anyone has any questions, I'll be glad to answer what I can.

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That shouldn't be a problem, as there will be enough of us with mounts to at least carry all the equipment. That's more important than seeing that everyone can ride. After all, we don't know how much of the terrain is even suited to riding.

So we're sort of flying blind then. Well, thanks for the info. I assume an announcement will be made when a date is set?

We do have a map, but it's not the most detailed.

And of course. Aradia will mention it, or if she doesn't I'll be certain to.

My next question there would be, do we know it's up to date? Following an out of date map might just be worst than flying blind.

Great, I'll keep an ear out.

It was updated at the visit to Lente's Point, and we do know it had been out of date until then. And if we do find any corrections, well, that will prove the expedition worthwhile in my mind. Any information about that area is more than we have confirmed now.

Well that's something at least.

Indeed. It's better than running completely blind, at the least.

I don't know. Sometimes running blind has its uses. But here? Not such a good idea.

I couldn't agree more.

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