Beyond the Ragnarök

“Well done, Miri. Was this one you were tracking or one that was hunting you? The Captain says there were tracks at our last rest.”

Leif offers to help field strip the animal of fur and meat on shore rather than messing up the deck. More knives make short work.

Halp will check if her wounds need attention.

(OoC: Using the Battle Medic trait of his Healer feat, he can: "... expend one use of a Healer's Kit (he still has 6 uses) to tend to a creature within 5 feet... That creature can expend one of its HP Dice, and you then roll that die. The creature regains a number of HP equal to the roll +2." - If needed, ie if Miri has more than superficial injuries, he will use a kit. Since I don't know what HD Miri has, @DM, you'll have to do the roll) 

As he does, he'll speak in a low voice to her, "Next time you go ashore, let the rest of us know." Halp says it simply. A fact. Not up for debate. 

Sólmyrkvi's family ran a farm back in Midgard, so his only experience with wolves involves how they can attack unprotected livestock, like the goats mentioned yesterday.  When he gets a chance, he asks Miri, "Were you attacked by the wolf?  Or did you go hunting for it specifically?"  

If Miri says that she was specifically hunting the wolf,
he politely compliments her skill.  But he also finds it a little odd.  He's no hunter himself, but he thought that hunters usually looked for deer or boars or large birds.

If Miri says that she was attacked,
he asks her what she was tracking when it attacked her.  What led her into the wilderness?  In his experience, wolves don't pose much of a threat to humans unless the human is alone, and the wolves are very hungry.  But then he also remembers the black bear that charged into the market in their settlement yesterday.  He silently wonders what makes the animals in this new land so aggressive.