I was captured (East)

This scenario can be accessed by selecting "I was captured" and then choosing the option "East" when choosing Starting Travel.

Narration

The chartered cabin is too small and damp for comfort, but as you turn to address your displeasure to the captain, the door closes in your face, a heavy bolt sliding shut. You thought you'd paid for passage to a new life, but now you realise you bought only a prison.
Days pass on the leaky river barge...Your belly cramps with hunger and the only reply to your cries is the whispers of nearby branches...So you wait...brood...slumber...From dark dreams you're woken by tinkling, childlike laughter and the swish of a bolt slid back...You throw yourself at the door and the moment sets you free - free and flying overboard, and with arms flailing you fall headfirst- into deep black water.
The undertow takes you, a ragdoll plaything for whatever river god has made this land its home. Hitting the bank you grab for ground and drag yourself to shore. Spending your very last breaths, you run to the safety of trees.

The player awakens to by Pond Keronos in Kuro Orchard. There are NPCs unique to the Starting Journey Scenario present

Dialogue conditions	Dialogue
When you speak to the Water Mill Assistant for the first time	Greetings, stranger...It is not often we meet far afield folk out here...Our days working up at the watermill can be quite long at times, so we often spend our free time walking the woods. My sister and I often take trips into the Wilds gathering herbs and flowers. We have little to share but our employers always kindly supply us with waybread. Speak to my sister and she will give you some of our bread to soothe the worst of your hunger...
When you speak to the Water Mill Assistant for the second time	If I had skill with healing I could perhaps have made you a restorative brew from our herbs. But unfortunately I am but a simple Millhand... I think you should find your way to the Teahouse in Myr. The Teahouse keeper there will surely serve you something to chase your ills away.

Who goes there?