The Hexcrawl

Day 4 Morning Shift - Clear Skies
The three get up early and drive to the gas station, and it's exactly in the location that the hunter described.

The gas station is remarkably easy to spot from a distance. It stands alone, having served as a gas station and bait and tackle shop in its previous life.

Surrounded by a ten-foot-tall metal fence, the top of this barrier is lined with razor wire to deter any unauthorized entry. Large signs, placed 20 meters from the fence's perimeter, feature bold letters that emphatically caution: "WARNING DANGER DEATH DISEASE EXPLOSIVES." These warnings are inscribed in Polish, Russian, and English. The ground surrounding the outside of the fence bears visible signs of disturbance, likely indicative of landmines that were placed in a deliberate attempt to deter rather than ambush potential intruders.

Inside the fenced area, a truck is conspicuously parked. Next to the truck stands a solitary gas pump. The sole entrance and exit point through the fence is a gate located at the front, securely padlocked with substantial chains.

The gas station boasts several intriguing features. Within the fenced area, there are two wind turbines, along with a solar panel array adorning the building's rooftop. Rainwater buckets are strategically positioned outside to collect rainwater. Surveillance cameras are affixed to all four sides of the building, while a loudspeaker is attached to the front, adding to the site's overall uniqueness. At the highest point of the flat roof, there appears to be an area designated for gardening, although it currently lays barren and devoid of any vegetation.

Does Cunningham walk directly up to the main entrance to the fence? I'm assuming he will want to avoid walking around the other sides because they clearly are marked with landmines.

Does he go right up to the fence, or does he stand back from a distance and shout? Does he go with Reed and the vehicle, or does he walk?

As Cunningham draws near, a loudspeaker suddenly echoes, "GO AWAY! There is nothing here but death. This world is teeming with death and despair."

Following a brief pause, the speaker's voice resonates again, stating, "Leave your trade items outside the gate and return in an hour. I'll leave an equitable amount of fuel in exchange." Another interval of silence ensues.

Upon returning and discussing the situation further, Cunningham gathers that the man would be immensely grateful if someone could deal with a troublesome bear that's been causing quite a disturbance. The bear frequents an area just to the north of the gas station.