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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Scotley" data-source="post: 3105864" data-attributes="member: 11520">The inner SanctumThe door virtually explodes under the impact of Michael's blast revealing a glowing magical rune in the air where the door was. Looking upon this rune causes a wave of intense pain to wash over you. OOC: Fortitude saves for all, just roll 6 at +4 for your troops. I'll roll for Bey and Lord Tanis. Beyond the door is a spacious round room. 7 thrones of ice line the walls around a central fire pit in which odd cold black flames dance. Each of the thrones is inhabitted by undead. They are old wizened, yet noble looking figures. They give off an air of great age and power. Before them is a man in the furs of the north prostrate before them. The central figure speaks in a raspy voice ignoring your presence, "You have failed us in your mission. The failure to bring a significant number of the southern men of power, wealth and nobility under the sway of the vacrals leaves our timetable in disarray. The counsel has passed sentence. We can only hope that your brother is more worthy of our trust." As he speaks his voices rises in volume until his final words scretch forth like talons on slate. "The flames of Tyrroth take you." He extends a bony finger at the dark flames and the leap forth to consume the prostrate man. As the flames rise the figures about the room begin to laugh. The flesh seems to turn blue and then shiney with ice as it cracks off of him almost like snow. His bones lay in a pile of ice crystals. Suddenly the room goes dim and only a single red candle burns in the center of a tiny round room perhaps 10 across. All that remains within are the candle and the bones covered in ice crystals in the center of a pentagram. Yet the unholy laughter echos a moment longer. The strange frozen throne room must have been some sort of projection.</blockquote>

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