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"Dark, evil things were hiding in that forest. A beast would have easily been no match for me, but creatures in which my blade could not cut? A shaman would have been needed. Besides that, I feel blessed for being able to escape with my life in tow. I feel like a changed man. Let us return to town. Would you have anything to cover myself for now?"
"Uhm, if you say that, we better get out of here quick. If even you couldn't handle those evil things, we would be no match for them."
The guy next to him sounds his horn, but in a different tone than before.
"Oh, and you, we didn't bring extra clothes... but take my cape, it should cover you enough for the time being."
You start walking, and after a couple of minutes you reach a junction with a horse and a primitive carriage after it.
"Hey, J'Amal, hop on, and we'll be back in the village in no time!" shouts the man on the horse.
"Alright," you answer and you board the carriage.
"Are you alright? I'm taking you to the shaman, to check your wounds."
"Thanks..."
Well, he didn't joke when he said no time, the horse starts running... and well, you can just hope that you won't fall off this weird carriage and that poor horse will survive. Some time later the carriage slows down, as it meets a crowd in front of the village.
"J'Amal is back!"
"Away, people, I have to bring him to the shaman!", the horse rider tries to shoo the people away, but even with that it takes a few minutes until you can pass the crowd.
You finally arrive at the shaman, you thank the horseman his service, and you enter the tent.
"Oh, J'Amal, you returned! Take of your clothes, let me check your wounds. We were worried about you, what happened?"
I've spent like 30 minutes reading this page: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clothing_in_the_ancient_world?useskin=monobook but still couldn't figure out how to call whatever that toga/shirt like thing the guy wears... so I just went with cape in the end. Don't expect a modern cape though...