I took the ferry that put me on the Road to Hib for the first time. Not being familiar with that area, I stepped off the ferry and looked for a trail to Hib itself.. and of course didn't know the spire was Shard.

Really? You can run from Hib to Shard? My geography about that part of the world is so confused. Unfortunately, now I can't find a way back... is there one?

The reverse trails are usually right around the same area, but all I found was a trail to Seord Kerwaith, "mountain gorge" on the trailmarker.

[Haalikshal Highway, Ferry Dock]
An ample dock lies in an elbow of the river, and to its stones is fastened the stout chain that guides the
ferry. Although many a fisherman would like to tie his punt or rowboat here, the ferrymen fend them off,
warning them against fouling the tow-line or, with more urgency, against getting caught between the heavy
timbers of the ferry and the stones of the dock. You also see the Evening Star.
Also here: Nightlark Alisyn.
Obvious paths: west.

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[Haalikshal Highway, Himineldar Shel to Ain Ghazal]
The road moves among low hills, through a patchwork quilt of fields and wood lots. The cry of a boatman on the
nearby river breaks the night silence from time to time.
Obvious paths: east, southwest.
>scout trail
You notice a trailmarker painted on a polished river stone.

Roundtime: 3 sec.
>l tra
A clear representation of a tall spire is painted on the smooth rock.

[Shard, Northwestern Shore]
A muddy path wanders through the reeds to the west of the city of Shard, the dark-brown mud clinging to the hem of cloaks and trousers of those who travel this route. Somewhere to the east, a fish or some other creature splashes in the lake, disturbing the stillness of the trail.
Obvious paths: northeast, south.

All of P5 is directly accessible from Shard except for Ain Ghazal, which takes a short skiff ride from either Haalikshal Highway or Ilaya Tapia southwest of Leth Deriel.

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>describe boar
It's a boar. It doesn't like you.