>It would be our luck, though, to come this far out into the the ass end of nowhere, and find the wrong person.
>Let them make the first move.
>Grumbling quietly about your success on this expedition, you remain still and wait for the person above to do something.
>Moments later, the figure crests the lip of the hill and bounds lightly down the side of the cliff. A goat?! Yes, a tawny goat bearing a small passenger holding fast to the goat by its horns. Those diaphanous wings on the rider's back can only belong to a fairy. She is wearing some kind of yellow and burgundy tabard with a shiny, but ill-fitting helmet - at least if the way it rattles with every leap her mount makes is any indication. And is that... some kind of miniature lance at her side? For the goat's part, it seems almost preternaturally surefooted as it descends the cliff only slightly slower than you just did, yet significantly less battered for it; you can't help but feel slightly bitter about that. When they reach the bottom, the duo trots over to you and pauses a few feet away.
>"What ghastly injuries," the fairy declares with an in-draw of breath. "Can you speak? Are there blackguards about?" She scans the horizon rapidly, as if expecting to spot some.