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Message: <blockquote data-quote="FitzTheRuke" data-source="post: 9704240" data-attributes="member: 59816">While resting, Terrin conversed with Corrah, and he discovered her motivation. She said, "I don't want to scare you or the others off, but I gotta tell you - Imani sent a small group in two tendays ago, an' they never came back. One of them was my brother, Edgar. I've heard that bastard, Silakul can turn his victims ta zombies, or skeletons. I'm afraid to go inside, not because I'm afraid to die - well, I don't think it's that - but because I'm afraid to find Edgar as some yucky undead. That would be just awful."Later, after the spell had been cast, Corrah seemed ashamed to have been part of it. "I'm such a hypocrite!" she said to Terrin with tears in her eyes. "Brogh the Blade may have been a heel, but his mum, if she's alive, probably still thinks of him as 'Bruggie'."When asked about the two possible routes to the Caves, she answered, leaving her guilt behind and moving onto the task at hand, "Well, there's just no reason I can think of, once we cross the bridge, for us to go east in front of the Watchtower. They'll see us do it, for sure. 'Where you going?' They'll ask, and we'll have no answer. From there, it's less of a climb (though there's also not much of a trail). It's a few hundred yards of avalanche rock. Blackpeak seems ta shed 'em.""I don't really know who knows who in there," she said in comment to Terrin's musings, "But I get the idea that the Cult an' the Mercs don't cross-over much, and there's enough of both that they probably don't know everyone in either group. There's a good chance the young'uns* are new."* She indicated the bodies of the two younger cultists who had rode on the back of the wagon.</blockquote>

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