>>5422408I'm treating this as a success but you're on thin fuckin' ice
>Try to clear your mind.Wait... wait. You sink back down into the water, gluing your eyes to the blue above and watching a lone wisp of cloud roll across the skylight. You soothe the anger boiling up in your chest. Perhaps it was coincidence. Perhaps the bow is not so common here. Slings could easily be tucked into a belt or wrapped around a waist, and stones are in plentiful supply; you cannot be sure that the soldiers don't have them. The armoury is damning, yes, but if the men are capable of such deception, that is, of moving the <span class="mu-i">less important</span> weapons - which they have in plentiful supply - out of sight, to make it seem that the situation is more dire than in reality...
Tomorrow, you assure yourself, tomorrow on the council everything will be clear. You'll be on solid ground then, and can find out everything you need. Best not to make hasty decisions. You just need to survive until tomorrow.
Bows and slings... what led you to think of them? You blink and frown. It seems a very to-the-point thing to consider, but if you cannot remember ever seeing a bow, either before, or today... then how...?
>A mystery not soon solved.>Pursue this train of thought to the end! (1d100)>WRITE-IN 