Lop nodded "I hope so to," she replied.

"We had better check," Victoria said.

"Right," Lop agreed.

(OOC: just wanting a short rest equivalent so I get spells back)

(OOC: Yes)

After a rest, you head back to the town. The woods are still just as quiet.

Lop was wary as they headed back to the town.

There were still a few people milling about the town, but they payed you no mind.

"I guess without the plant thing to direct them to sort of run on instinct or something," Lop suggested.

"Perhaps it didn't get the whole town?" Richtor said. "The children seemed unaffected,"

"That's true," Lop said.

"How should we go about checking. I imagine it would be a delicate thing...," Richtor said.

"I'm.... I'm not sure," Lop said "I guess we'll just have to see how they are acting. The ones that had been copied didn't seem quite right."

The people around did seem to be acting normal, nothing too strange.

Lop approached one of the villagers "Could you tell us the way to the next town?" she asked.

The man pointed to the west.

"About four miles down the coast."

Lop nodded "Thanks, good day to you." Lop replied unobtrusively watching the man to determine if his behaviour seemed normal.

(OOC: Sense Motive roll or whatever it's called in 5e)

(OOC: Lop Vetinari rolled 10 using 1d20-1 ((11)).)

The man appeared to be normal to you.

Lop nodded and thanked the man "He seemed normal to me." she said "They were more vacant before."

"Good, good," Victoria said. "Then I guess we move on."

"Yes I think so," Lop agreed "Hopefully that will be the worst thing we encounter."

"It is certainly a hope," Victoria said.

"Let's get our bags and go then," Lop said.

In about ten to fifteen minutes, you were all packed up and ready to go.

"Let's head to that next town," Lop suggested.