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<blockquote data-quote="DEFCON 1" data-source="post: 4867133" data-attributes="member: 7006"><p>The group slowly but surely makes its way into the passageway, the light from the torches reflecting off of the embedded crystal veins that run parallel to the way they travel. Tregar is amazed at the work of this tunnel, as it on the one hand seems a completely natural fissure within the rock, but on the other hand has intricate patterns, swirls, and designs ever-so-lightly carved into its sides. To a normal person they would be almost imperceptable, but to one blessed with the eyes of Moradin, the walls almost give off the impression of a man's (or more to the point a dragon's) life story. A draconic prophecy, if one were so inclined to think in that manner and lived in a world slightly different than their own.</p><p></p><p>The footfalls continue echoing for more than a half-hour, as the journey takes everyone a couple miles within the mountain. As the travel continues, the group makes note that thep passage never widens, never splits, never opens into a larger cavern or room, and gently slopes downward. Dorn is thankful for this, for it has allowed him to lead his horse without much problems. As far as what you are walking down... the best opinion you can fathom is that it is indeed a direct path from somewhere to the outside. An entrance, or an escape, depending on how you look at it.</p><p></p><p>Finally, after an hour's travel... the druid's jackal eyes spot a change several dozen meters ahead. The tunnel ends. Or more specifically, the tunnel appears to open into something larger. You may have finally found the head (or tail) of this passage. She yips for silence, and then everyone moves back several more meters to give you all more distance with which to speak to each other without echoing into the chamber ahead.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DEFCON 1, post: 4867133, member: 7006"] The group slowly but surely makes its way into the passageway, the light from the torches reflecting off of the embedded crystal veins that run parallel to the way they travel. Tregar is amazed at the work of this tunnel, as it on the one hand seems a completely natural fissure within the rock, but on the other hand has intricate patterns, swirls, and designs ever-so-lightly carved into its sides. To a normal person they would be almost imperceptable, but to one blessed with the eyes of Moradin, the walls almost give off the impression of a man's (or more to the point a dragon's) life story. A draconic prophecy, if one were so inclined to think in that manner and lived in a world slightly different than their own. The footfalls continue echoing for more than a half-hour, as the journey takes everyone a couple miles within the mountain. As the travel continues, the group makes note that thep passage never widens, never splits, never opens into a larger cavern or room, and gently slopes downward. Dorn is thankful for this, for it has allowed him to lead his horse without much problems. As far as what you are walking down... the best opinion you can fathom is that it is indeed a direct path from somewhere to the outside. An entrance, or an escape, depending on how you look at it. Finally, after an hour's travel... the druid's jackal eyes spot a change several dozen meters ahead. The tunnel ends. Or more specifically, the tunnel appears to open into something larger. You may have finally found the head (or tail) of this passage. She yips for silence, and then everyone moves back several more meters to give you all more distance with which to speak to each other without echoing into the chamber ahead. [/QUOTE]
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