Oh, I don't have a problem with mornings. It's just the waking up that I'm not fond of. Petro grabs some berries and hops back into the wagon, tossing them in his mouth.

Angorn shrugs and hands over a handful of berries. Careful when you bite down, they have a bit of a pit that could hurt your teeth.

Petro spits the pits out the back of the wagon, looking much less disgruntled now.

You guys carry on down the path towards Goldgrain, feel free to make any checks you think are useful 

Ramos takes point in front of the wagon, looking out for anything suspicious. 

Perception: 6

However, he gets lost in the conversation and banter of the day, ending up distracted from his search.

Angorn is going to be off the road trying to make safe radius around the wagon.

Survival 12
Perception 20

Ondrea trails along behind the last wagon again, with an intent to keep an eye on the backtrail but gets distracted by the lovely day, Petros babbling, her own feet......

Perception 3

perception 27

With a belly full of berries and feeling much better, he'll fiddle with his lute while keeping an eye around the wagon he's in.

The day goes by without any issue, Petro sees a raven fly overhead at one point, but a well placed arrow from Angorn brings it down, and it was just a raven. Towards the end of the day the forest ends and grasslands start, with grain fields seem on the horizon. 

Looks like signs of civilization, Ondrea calls out.  Hopefully this means we've seen the last of trouble for now.

Petro, hearing Ondrea saying they were hopefully out of trouble, perks up and looks around for the inevitable attack that comes from someone saying that.

perception 25

Angorn sighs and looks back at the forest. The unease of not having trees over head starting to creep back in

It is getting dark, you can either push on and get there half way through the night, or sleep and get there midday ish

((I say push on, we are in open land harder to get snuck up on. Also how bright is the moon can we see or is it almost pitch dark))

 I can see well enough at night, I'm fine with pushing on, I'd love to sleep in a bed tonight.  She turns and looks at the rest of the group questioningly.  How about the rest of you?  Louisa can the horses see well enough to travel on the road through the evening?

Petro shrugs, leaving the decision up to the others.

It is quite dark, those without darkvision can't see without torches and even then it is only to 60ft (as is darkvision anyway. Louisa is one of those who can't see.

”I don't care if we continue or if we stop, I'll leave the decision up to you all” Kra-osh adds in, yawning slightly

Does anyone have any magical lights they can have on our sides and rear?

I could cast faerie fire on the wagons and horses Petro offers helpfully.