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Don't linger in doorways. :-)

After Mara finishes her inspection of the corpses, Sandy moves forward to stand in the door of the temple.

Sandy stays back a bit, but readies his crossbow and keeps an eye on the area.

Perception +9 1d20+9 : 19 + 9, total 28

Signal sent.  :)

Not seeing anything overtly dangerous, Sandy signals to the others to approach.  He catches Mara as she gets near.  "There's some bones underneath that horse's carcass.  There."

Assuming that since Sandy is scouting ahead, he's the first one to see it...

He smells the slaughter before he sees it.  Blood and sour meat.  Sandy crouches behind a rock and pants as quietly as he can to keep from vomiting.  This was so much worse than the wolves.  How long since the horses has been slaughtered?  His mind races.  Flies had gathered.  The bodies stank.  Maybe hours? 

Sandy covers his nose and mouth and studies the scene from behind the rock. 

Can he tell anything else from here?  He would get just close enough to see/smell the bodies.  No closer than 30 feet, I guess.

Perception +9 1d20+9 : 13 + 9, total 22

Sorry— forgot how to do the rolls— that first one is stealth, the second is perception.

Sandy flicks the rain out of his eyes, and says over the noise of the rain, "Not much farther, right?  I'll scout ahead."

He moves off, keeping Mara in sight.

Rolled 1d20+7 : 11 + 7, total 18

Rolled 1d20+9 : 5 + 9, total 14

I'm good either way.

I'm in.

Assuming you mean the game- I'm always up for a revival.

"Woohoo!" Sandy shouts, laughing and clapping as Dariel begins his descent, and Maura follows.  "It's easy, right?"

The rope should help.

ETA:  Rats.  Need three rolls. 

Sandy laughs as he careens down the hill.  "Easy as walking down the street!" he calls up to the dawdlers at the top of the hill.

Acrobatics +7 1d20+7 : 5 + 7, total 12

Acrobatics +7 1d20+7 : 16 + 7, total 23

NATURAL 20!

Sandy forgoes the rope and somersaults down the hill.

Even the Russians give him a 10.0.