Currently, in the part of town the Rose Garden is in, the buildings are not very tall, unless there are apartments. They are approximately 3 stories. The other buildings may or may not have fire escapes.
Morgan will need to indicate if she’s going left or right. She can also take a ground buddy if necessary and take another PC that is “free” for plot or whatnot.
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Getting to the rooftop was little trouble for the Steepscrambler, even if her attire wasn't exactly durable. The decision of which way to go then came up. There were more folks heading to the right, so she should go left. But Cosima was going left. Mrs Rosemary was more important then avoiding the waspish, uh, wasp, so she reallu should provide the extra set of eyes on the left.
With an annoyed sigh, she did just that. The raccoon tried to keep an eye out whilst moving along the rooftops. The only break in her observations was when she had to move to the next building.
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Now that she had caught up with the duo, it might be better to slow down and focus on looking more then on the moving.
It was from the rooftop that Morgan could see what others couldn't. The eagle eye view. To see what birds see, rare and beautiful, looking outside of the world.
And what this racoon saw were tire tracks and another little drip of something on the ground near the tracks. At first glance, hard to tell which direction they were going.
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Stopping on the roof above, the Beast leans over the edge, trying to get a better look.
She is focusing hard on this but if it doesn't work she'll have to try examining the tire tracks up close. Getting down won't be hard.
The tire tracks leave the dust left by normal street traffic and head further to the right and away from the Rose Garden.
But it was hard to make out the other drip from that distance.
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Getting down was fairly easy as long as the raccoon didn't care about the dress hanging down off her, which she didn't.
She squatted down in front of the tracks and the drip, taking the time to closely examine what was there. She put a lot of focus into trying to figure out what she had found before she called the others.
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