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<blockquote data-quote="Quickleaf" data-source="post: 7179061" data-attributes="member: 20323">[SECTION][align=left]http://i.imgur.com/LSTi2gH.png[/align]Looking once more at the narrow staircase, Sinjin places a hand over his broad chest, &quot;Thank you, oh janni of the High Desert, but I fear a reduction in stature would do little to teach this one humility.&quot; Despite Sinjin's self-deprecating courtesy, the janni barely seems to pay attention to Salahuddin's tasked genie servant. &quot;It would indeed be preferable to fly, Alrriah Yusamma. That way I may accompany you as I was meant to.&quot;[/SECTION][SECTION][align=left]http://i.imgur.com/hwLpNWG.jpg[/align]Nodding, as if he has no attachment to the tasked genie's choice, Usqual returns his hand to the sandstone wall as he ascends the escarpment gracefully. At some points the stairs become quite narrow, and in the soft moonlight you must keep your eyes peeled for the fluctuations in height and depth of the stone-carved stairs. &quot;My tribe has long been pitted against the Khaldunis,&quot; responds Usqual over his shoulder to Amina, &quot;may they rot behind their pillars of wickedness. It was they who took my waters from me after our last battle. Others fared worse. Never have the Fates created a more irascible people than the Khaldunis.&quot; In his bitterness, Usqual uses a very unusual term – 'Fates' – when nearly ever other traveler or philosopher you've had dealings with in Zakhara uses the singular form 'Fate'.[/SECTION]After a careful ascent of the moonlight stairs, you approach the cave's mouth.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Quickleaf, post: 7179061, member: 20323"] [SECTION][align=left]http://i.imgur.com/LSTi2gH.png[/align]Looking once more at the narrow staircase, Sinjin places a hand over his broad chest, [b]"Thank you, oh janni of the High Desert, but I fear a reduction in stature would do little to teach this one humility."[/b] Despite Sinjin's self-deprecating courtesy, the janni barely seems to pay attention to Salahuddin's tasked genie servant. [b]"It would indeed be preferable to fly, [i]Alrriah Yusamma[/i]. That way I may accompany you as I was meant to."[/b][/SECTION] [SECTION][align=left]http://i.imgur.com/hwLpNWG.jpg[/align]Nodding, as if he has no attachment to the tasked genie's choice, Usqual returns his hand to the sandstone wall as he ascends the escarpment gracefully. At some points the stairs become quite narrow, and in the soft moonlight you must keep your eyes peeled for the fluctuations in height and depth of the stone-carved stairs. [b]"My tribe has long been pitted against the Khaldunis,"[/b] responds Usqual over his shoulder to Amina, [b]"may they rot behind their pillars of wickedness. It was they who took my waters from me after our last battle. Others fared worse. Never have the Fates created a more irascible people than the Khaldunis."[/b] In his bitterness, Usqual uses a very unusual term – 'Fates' – when nearly ever other traveler or philosopher you've had dealings with in Zakhara uses the singular form 'Fate'.[/SECTION] After a careful ascent of the moonlight stairs, you approach the cave's mouth. [/QUOTE]

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