Wolves019

You lead your goats back the way you came, crossing over the stream and going back up the first hill. You approach the gate and nudge them through.

Congrats, you've successfully caught two goats! They will be added to your pasture after 8 mush is recieved

Brown buckling, What would you like to name him?

Brown doe with dark stripes and white leg. What would you like to name her?

Wolves019 said:

Mush has been sent!
I'll name the buck Dusty and the doe Sandy.

StarDarc

After collecting your other items and selecting another, you walk back down the same path. Familiar bleats and barks fill the air around you as you get closer to the pasture. Like last time, the bleating from the barn is quieter and you stop at the two paths. Faint barks can be heard from the pasture area. Which way would you like to go?

A. Fence

B. Barn

StarDarc

You decide to go to the fence and walk down the path, you open and close the gate behind you, then walk up the hill to get a good view of the pasture. When you reach the top, you see the rocky area, more hills, and a meadow. Then on the other sideof the meadow, you spot a trees. You had heard that the farmer was adding more onto the fence, so you guess the forest was what was being fenced in. Where would you like to go?

A. Rocks

B. Hills

C. Meadow

D. Forest

StarDarc

You decide to go to the forest. You walk down the hill and walk around the edges of the meadow. Once you reach edge of the forest, you glance around. Bleating comes from deeper in the trees. Many plants seem to have been ate by goats as you step a little further. You hear water running, a few bleats here and there as well as some barking. You know that every animal needs water, so maybe that could be a good option, listening for the sources of the bleating could be hard do to the echoing from the trees. A dog's bark rings out, followed by another answering bark. Where do you want to go?

A. Walk towards the water.

B. Pick a direction of the bleating and walk in it

C. Try and pinpoint one of the dogs and walk towards it

StarDarc

You decide to try and pinpoint one of the dogs as they exchange barks. Blocking out the sound of the water and bleating, you focus directly on the barking that bounces off the trees. They come from all over, and echo off the trees. You look around yourself, trying to spot any movement at all. You don't see anything right away, and wonder if you should do something else, but maybe if you wait, one will appear from the edge of your vision.

A. Wait

B. Try and find the stream

C. Listening for bleating