Donny was no where to be seen for anyone who’d wake up. He had left before sunrise to travel into the forest and gather what he could. He knew plenty of foraged goods his father taught him to find, and he had some luck getting a few rabbits. Not the meatiest meals, but he could make something out of this. A ragout perhaps.

That wasn’t the only thing Donny went to gather. He head to the old barn and looked at what he had available. Barrels of crops and supplies he had gathered over the years. Most of them still usable but... Technicaly speaking he was suppose to sell them to pay for this years taxes. But that was assuming he was going to be here when someone comes collecting. There wasn’t anything left for Donny here in Wayward. His family was gone. Friends were few. Frankly, he’s been meaning to leave this place a long time ago. Now he just has a reason.

Donny loaded up a cart with supplies, including water, camping gear, and firewood. He had one decently strong horse who could haul the stuff, experienced but old. Donny figured he’d have to put the old mare down within th year. Donny went up to the horse who in turn nuzzled his face. He fed her a mushy apple and caressed her jaw. [color=firebrick]”One more journey, old girl. After that you can get your rest.”[/color]

By the time Donny returned to his cabin he had the wagon mostly loaded up. There was just two more things he needed to take care of: breakfast and armament. Since he didn’t intend to come back here, whatever Donny couldn’t bring he cooked. So he made a big, nice [url=https://i.imgur.com/o1oqOnS.jpg]breakfast[/url] for everyone. Even brought out the good dishes. He was going to take those, perhaps sell them on the road. 

As people would be waking up for breakfast Donny sat next to a large dusty wooden crate, eating his own breakfast. Inside the crate was various bits of armor, a few weapons, and other general equipment he picked off dead brigands who attack the village. He didn’t really mention it, but he figured these guys could use some started equipment.