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<blockquote data-quote="Antithetist" data-source="post: 5316888" data-attributes="member: 88443">As the group prepare to descend, Baracus calls a halt and once again seems overcome with weakness - it seems that his experiences upstairs have left a more lasting impression on him than on the rest of you. His breathing is laboured and he seems unable to focus on anything, his eyes flitting around urgently as he leans heavily on the wall and eventually sinks down to a sitting position. It's unnerving, to say the least, to see such a brute of a man incapacitated like this, but after a few minutes it becomes apparent that, for the timebeing at least, he can be considered the first casualty of the expedition. He's not in any fit mental state to continue, and his companions are left to venture downstairs without him. &nbsp;The staircase winds down some distance before opening out into a dank, low-ceilinged corridor of rough dark stone. Sarcophagi line the walls, carved with the likenesses of ancient Hobgoblin heroes and warriors and dedications in ancient Dhakaani script. The crypt tunnels lead off to the east, with side passages visible some way away to the north and south. From the south passage there echoes a scraping, shuffling sound of something moving - a quiet sound, but distinct and unmistakeable in the deathly silence of these tombs.[sblock=OOC]With no sign of Cleverusername, I'm having Baracus sit out the rest of the adventure. If he should happen to come back then Baracus can always make a surprise re-entry as well.[/sblock]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Antithetist, post: 5316888, member: 88443"] As the group prepare to descend, Baracus calls a halt and once again seems overcome with weakness - it seems that his experiences upstairs have left a more lasting impression on him than on the rest of you. His breathing is laboured and he seems unable to focus on anything, his eyes flitting around urgently as he leans heavily on the wall and eventually sinks down to a sitting position. It's unnerving, to say the least, to see such a brute of a man incapacitated like this, but after a few minutes it becomes apparent that, for the timebeing at least, he can be considered the first casualty of the expedition. He's not in any fit mental state to continue, and his companions are left to venture downstairs without him. The staircase winds down some distance before opening out into a dank, low-ceilinged corridor of rough dark stone. Sarcophagi line the walls, carved with the likenesses of ancient Hobgoblin heroes and warriors and dedications in ancient Dhakaani script. The crypt tunnels lead off to the east, with side passages visible some way away to the north and south. From the south passage there echoes a scraping, shuffling sound of something moving - a quiet sound, but distinct and unmistakeable in the deathly silence of these tombs. [sblock=OOC]With no sign of Cleverusername, I'm having Baracus sit out the rest of the adventure. If he should happen to come back then Baracus can always make a surprise re-entry as well.[/sblock] [/QUOTE]

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