Nadariel will heal some of Falzarens injuries (3hp) before removing his armor to get some rest, always keeping his spear and shield close by.

Not sure how many shifts we will need, but for now may i suggest that Errol, Tierra and Belmarm take first watch, and Falzaren and i take second?

Tierra will remain by the window, looking out of it during her watch, and sleeping with her knees pulled up to her chest and back to the wall, feeling to confined in the house.

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Nadariel will heal some of Falzarens injuries (3hp) before removing his armor to get some rest, always keeping his spear and shield close by.

Not sure how many shifts we will need, but for now may i suggest that Errol, Tierra and Belmarm take first watch, and Falzaren and i take second?

 Sounds good.

"Noone will get enough rest that way. At least, noone but myself, in any case, /if/ the goal is to take a lengthier rest." Belmarm commented on. "Better if its Tierral first, then Errol, then Falzren, then Nadriel, and then.... Errol again, I suppose. All in two hour intervals. I, myself, seeing as I only need to trance, will be conscious enough to help with those watches; keeping everyone company, if nothing else." Whether his suggestion is taken or not, Belmarm goes up stairs to check on Ireena if Ismark doesn't beat him to the punch.

And if he does, he settles for taking his reverie at the base of the stairs.

Errol:

Errol will shrug his shoulder and take the watches he needs to so he can get the minimum amount of rest.  No point being fatigued all the next day.

Ismark has indeed gone to be with his adopted sister, his sword drawn and at the ready as she herself has a rapier firmly in her hand.

As the group barricades the doors the scratching and growling continues but there appears to be no more attempts of the wolves or zombies trying to break inside.

For any of those that are on the first watch looking out the front windows of the house they see this around what they would guess is midnight.

An eerie green light suffuses the graveyard. From this light emerges a ghostly procession. Wavering images of doughty women toting greatswords, woodwise men with slender bows, dwarves with glittering axes, and archaically dressed mages with beards and strange, pointed hats — all these and more march forth from the graveyard, their numbers growing by the second.

Errol:

Errol watches the procession solemnly, wondering where they are all headed (any indication of a direction they are going?).  He considers throwing more fire at the zombies, but they seem to be mostly passive, and he doesn't want to stir up the wolves further unless they try to break in.  Once the procession has cleared, he goes and wakes up the next person, then finds a soft place to rest his head for the rest of the night.

Tierra takes her post by the window, watching out it as the... whatever they were pass by. Not being able to stand being inside for any longer, she will leave the house and go to sit outside for the rest of her shift before going back inside and getting the next person.

 The procession seems to be heading out of the town towards the main road that leads out of the opposite side the group entered.

The rest of the night goes by without anything else eventful, the group all get a long rest.

Errol:

Errol wakes up and stretches, glad to have made it through the night.  He gets down from the couch and looks around, seeing if the others are okay as well.

"Did anyone else see the ghostly procession last night?  I wonder where they were headed," he says aloud to whomever is nearby.

"As much as it would be an odd thing come from me of all people--" Said the Shadar-kai, as he worked out a few more kinks in his back until hearing a satisfying popping noise. "Mmph! But as interesting as I'm certain their direction and prescence are, I do not believe seeking them out will do us any good. If anything, we should thank the Raven Queen for obscuring their sight -- assuming of course, they are of a like trouble as the wolves and dead we've seen so far."

Belmarm ends his commentary looking or calling down Ismark, as he wished to be off sooner than later.

As you call upon Ismark you find that he and Ireena are in the room that holds their father's coffin. Both are discussing something but stop once Belmarm calls out to them. Ismark walks forward, frowning lightly.

"What can I help you with? I owe you much for your help last night."

Nadariel joins Belmarm and Ismark: „What do you plan to do now? You can not leave your Fathers corpse here for ever. Since you don’t want to burn the corpse, maybe you do know some holly ground were he could be put to rest?“

"My inquiry exactly, my half-blooded friend! Though for the life of me I cannot recall any particular arrangements made the night before, I assume that'll be first order of business today?" Belmarm asked, all while pretending to not have noticed either discussion, or paying much mind to the frown. "You also would not have an alternative in mind for this place? As in... somewhere we might 'away'  before nightfall, and at least delay further assaults until a more permanent solution comes to mind?"

While the others discuss their preparations, Falzaren will head outside, "Tierra, would you care to assist me in examining the grounds from last nights assault, ensure they all have left?"

Tierra nods and stands up. "As long as I don't have to go back... inside..."

Errol:

Joining the others, Errol waits for Ismark to answer their questions, though some are beginning to form in his mind as well.

"That is what Ireena and I were discussing. We plan to take out father to be laid to rest at the local church. The main problem has been the lack of help in transporting. Despite my own strength it has been to heavy to handle and Ireena has been safe inside our home. We hope that you could assist us in this endeavor."

(Also all of you can bump yourselves up to lvl 2.)

Errol:

"I would certainly be willing to help, if nothing more than to repay your hospitality last night.  There were a few interruptions, sure, but the couch was comfortable enough," says Errol.  "You should also consider purchasing more boards and nails to fortify your lower windows," he adds.

"Well once we go to the church we may be leaving if we are able to be given information on where to go for Ireena to be safer." Ismark admits as he looks to his sister who nods.