[IC] Halfling Quest - Rooting Around

hafrogman

Adventurer

• Aug 3, 2006

• #571

Jerran briefly considers saying something as the group pauses yet again, but the chambers echo quite a bit, and who knows how far the sound could travel. When Alton and Kiylea make up their minds he wordlessly follows yet again.

 

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Jdvn1

Hanging in there. Better than the alternative.

• Aug 4, 2006

• #572

This isn't Ringly's forte, and he knows it. He assumes everyone else knows it, too, so he just stays quiet and follows. <I'd rather be _farther_ from these sounds...>

 

F

Ferrix

Explorer

• Aug 9, 2006

• #573

Continuing forward the chanting grows quite loud and a dull purple red light starts to filter into the now dim tunnel, apparently whatever lives down here doesn't need torches to see. The tunnel widens into a large egg-like natural chamber which is set lower into the earth. You can't yet tell what is making the light or see anything down below, but whatever it is they are casting odd shadows up across the far wall.

You would have to advance to the edge of the chamber to probably see down into it.

 

Boddynock

First Post

• Aug 9, 2006

• #574

Alton beckons Eddie forward. "Eddie," he breathes in the young rogue's ear, "you're better at this than I am. Have a look through there - but stay hidden."

 

Toric_Arthendain

Explorer

• Aug 10, 2006

• #575

Kiylea stands near Alton, bow held at the ready. She stands just far enough back from the edge of the chamber so as not to be seen by anything within but prepared to fire on anything hostile appearing at the opening.

 

ender_wiggin

First Post

• Sep 3, 2006

• #576

Ringly stayed near the middle of the group, eyes darting back and forth looking for hidden dangers. His head was filled with the knowledge of tomes, and these things came to mind; physiology – smashed bones, broken tendons, severed arteries, burned hair and skin. The Plight of Adventurers, Jacob Thridtz. And many other things.

 

Last edited: Sep 3, 2006

Jdvn1

Hanging in there. Better than the alternative.

• Sep 6, 2006

• #577

The concern in Edward's eyes obscured in the low light as he looks from ally to ally. He eventually nods and moves forward to try to get a look at the display ahead, creeping and silently as possible, and trying to stay out of sight.