[h3][color=a2d39c][b][center]Ntaj Zoov Yaaj[/center][/b][/color][/h3]
[Center][color=a2d39c][b]Location:[/b][/color] Salarn’s Graveyard
[color=a2d39c][b]Actions:[/b][/color] Investigating[/center]

The graveyard was vast, but it was easy enough for Ntaj to find nothing of note. Most of these graves were unmarked beyond being there, and no real signs of heavy travel. Was Maggie perhaps lying when he was told that there were bodies dug up around here? Or perhaps he was lied to? Ntaj figured that maybe he ought to find the gravekeeper around here, or whoever Maggie got his rumor from. They'd likely point Ntaj in the right direction. So Ntaj needed to do more investigations, perhaps ask around. At the very least he could try and see if there's any trails leading away from the graveyard. Footprints that didn't seem like they belonged; either because they were skeletal, nonhuman, or simply going in a strange direction. It had rained fairly hard these past few days, so either the tracks would be fresh or they would have already been washed away. Only one way to find out.

For good measure Ntaj also took out his Holy Water Flail. Perhaps Kyra's paranoia was getting the better of him too, but he felt like he was being watched. He looked around for any birds or creatures staring at him, particularly ravens and such. He's heard plenty of stories of evil necromancers using their familiars to spy on potential prey, and this situation would be perfect for such an occasion. Even the militia patrol here could easily fall under the influence of a mage's spells. He doubt many people in this town were particularly strong willed considering how morose they all were. Two strong but isolated adventurers, in an area too far from others for their screams to be heard, with no one knowing where exactly they went. Ntaj was half hoping that Kyra was right and that Maggie was a spy, and he'd show up and try to kill Ntaj. Kyra could leave feeling right and Ntaj would get to kill someone. Putting these thoughts aside Ntaj started looking for tracks around the grave site.