[CLOSED] Searching for Ramon.

Sarai had thought about finding the Gangrel after her talk with the Toreador Primogen. Ludecke was charming, but unable to give any direct point of contact with the Gangrel.

So, she figured:

1) Ramon is used to the wilds, as a Gangrel that would limit his feeding somewhat to animal life, and that gets more scarce in the higher mountain regions. So he's (more) likely to be found in a valley.
2) He's a Gangrel so he'll avoid civilized areas. probably. This leaves two regions, the rivers in Ludecke's domain, and the rivers in the Tremere domain.
3) She's been told to be wary of the Tremere, so obviously she will go there first.

She will grant herself luck for this endeavor, it might be needed. On one hand, she wants to be undiscovered by the Tremere, and be noticed by the Gangrel. She assumes though that the Tremere will likely track with magical means if anything, they have Auspex, and should see danger coming, but she has no intention to hurt anyone, so that should not be an issue.

The gangrel has animals and sight in darkness, out of these two, the animals might be the best clue. of course she can't be sure he actually talks to the animals, but she can make herself noticed among the little critters. So she casts her boon (which results in an unusually potent effect, lasting a full day, centered on her), and traverses the border into Ordino (not using the roads of course) and heads for the river, using it as a guide for where to look. As for any wildlife she notices, she will act in a way which she thinks the animals might remember. Unfortunately she does not know anything about this bit, and so she simply tries to wave her arms and call to them to get their attention, when and if she sees them.

Sarai walks through the wilds, looking for the river, it is supposed to be here. Where is it? After a while she worries her luck-spell didn't go so well, she can't find the damn river!! What is this? Is she lost? Did she miss it? Wow these mountains really are everywhere. This was supposed to be a valley. How long has she walked? Where is she?

Continues here.