Primed Well and Pinup Locker move first the peppered stallion on a stretcher outside, and then the white Pegasus. The former twitches as he lays there, and moves his head about, his big, black eyes still open. The Captain moves outside and looks around.
Each party member can feel the tiny water droplets of the mist fall upon their respective persons. The wind begins to strengthen, making its ripping sound as it moves past ears, and flapping the loose folds of the envelope of the lost airship.
The last direct orange rays of the sun have long ago disappeared behind the western hill. It must have dropped below the horizon by now, as even when the ponies were on the western shore it sat upon the horizon, obscured by fog and haze. But the party members will notice something. The grey twilight is becoming
brighter, not dimming.
The ground shakes, and there is a loud rubble. Every pony in the crowd is disturbed. The captain speaks
"That was a... Artillery. One Twenty-five millimeters."
Blackheel moves towards the orange stallion. He wears a look of skepticism, as he so often does. He nods
"Naval Artillery. Their ship is shelling what they cannot safely shoot."
>>191312Posey has learned this much:
The Traveller is most capable as a psychic entity. It doesn't seem to be fully capable of reading the minds of those whom it does not possess, but most likely can use the sense organs or more of those it does. It can at least call out to any mind within a physically close range.
The party earlier reasoned that the possessed ponies were the eyes and literal ears of the Traveller, and so used makeshift blind folds and ear plugs with common items like T-shirts, which
seemed to work. However, one possessed pony, clearly blindfolded, was always able to point its head at the last member of the party to speak.