Report from a scout:
I've done some preliminary investigations in Tokuno.
I went first to Makoto-jima. A woman in Zento said she had seen the Immortal Mt. Sho Boar run through her home. She'd felt very fortunate and had promptly hidden in a large vase until it went away. A man had then stomped in demanding paprika. She'd stayed hidden and heard him pillaging her liquor cabinet instead.
A fisher said he had been fishing in the Phoenix Mountains when he saw the lucky Mt. Sho Boar run past him, so he'd jumped in the water. A large man wearing skull kneepads dragged him out and demanded "dry thigh-me" for saving his life. At that point the fisher fainted. He was relieved to wake up and find that the man had apparently settled for stealing the sake from his lunch box.
A woman in the Northern Waste said she'd been hunting when she had the great honor to see the Mt. Sho Boar approaching. She had just killed a deathwatch beetle, so she crawled under its corpse. A man in a red kilt, she distinctly remembers that detail, lifted up the corpse and demanded she find him salt, pepper, onions, and garlic. She gave him the bottle of barbecue sauce she'd been planning to use on the beetle and told him he could find the rest of the ingredients on Homare-jima, as that was the farthest location she could think of at that moment.
Also, I found campsites which may have been Hercules's
Makoto-jima, 51° 10'N 55° 53'W
Homare-jima, 85° 32' N, 68° 20'W
I've done some preliminary investigations in Tokuno.
I went first to Makoto-jima. A woman in Zento said she had seen the Immortal Mt. Sho Boar run through her home. She'd felt very fortunate and had promptly hidden in a large vase until it went away. A man had then stomped in demanding paprika. She'd stayed hidden and heard him pillaging her liquor cabinet instead.
A fisher said he had been fishing in the Phoenix Mountains when he saw the lucky Mt. Sho Boar run past him, so he'd jumped in the water. A large man wearing skull kneepads dragged him out and demanded "dry thigh-me" for saving his life. At that point the fisher fainted. He was relieved to wake up and find that the man had apparently settled for stealing the sake from his lunch box.
A woman in the Northern Waste said she'd been hunting when she had the great honor to see the Mt. Sho Boar approaching. She had just killed a deathwatch beetle, so she crawled under its corpse. A man in a red kilt, she distinctly remembers that detail, lifted up the corpse and demanded she find him salt, pepper, onions, and garlic. She gave him the bottle of barbecue sauce she'd been planning to use on the beetle and told him he could find the rest of the ingredients on Homare-jima, as that was the farthest location she could think of at that moment.
Also, I found campsites which may have been Hercules's
Makoto-jima, 51° 10'N 55° 53'W
Homare-jima, 85° 32' N, 68° 20'W