> Head to your house.
>Even though you feel you already know the answer to this question, you head towards your own home. You want to see it with your own eyes.
>You head north, and try to ignore all the abandoned houses you pass on your way. It's too much to take in right now, and your mind starts spinning horrible scenarios about what happened to them, whenever you let your eyes focus on them.
>You reach your house, and it's immediately clear to you that no one has lived in it for some time, either. It's actually in remarkably good shape. It was one of the more well-cared for homes in the village, after all. But even without getting close to it, you can see the changes. This is
your home, after all. You can see practically every slat that's out of place. Still, you force yourself forward
>You open the front door, the hinges moaning loudly. Probably needs oiling. Yes, just a little oil, some fresh paint and this will all go away. Right?
>You step into the main room of the home. The layer of dust and cobwebs aside, it's actually pretty empty. There's still a few pieces of furniture around, but many of the objects have been removed. Still, if it was looted, they were courteous looters. Nothing is broken.
>There are exits to the kitchen/pantry and bathroom on the main floor, and steps upstairs to your study and bedroom.