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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Isida Kep'Tukari" data-source="post: 1534161" data-attributes="member: 4441">*Aa-Namay curses visciously in Giant when she hears Scinathar's story, and glares at the faen with undisguised hatred.*"When the little slip awakens, he will have much to answer for," she says in a low, tight voice."You must show us where this second rock fall happened," her sister says, slowly standing upright.  Aa-Ma'ray has regained much of her color in the hours since you left her.  "It did not take us too long to shift this load, and I have no desire to let the author of my tragedy have a chance to escape.  Voes and Telof could go to Hardak with what information we have, just in case something goes wrong."  *Voes is the one that answers your question, as it is clear from the hole the made through the rubble could never accomadate one of the giant's frames.*"I saw two dead ends, but didn't think to test them any farther," he says, looking at the sibeccai curiously.  "Sure thing, I wasn't even thinking of looking for illusions, let's go," Voes says, and squirms through the small hole.  Grathis has to squeeze carefully through, and almost dislodges some of the stones.  Voes has to help ease him through the hole so that he doesn't collapse him.  Holding a sunrod high, he proceeds down the narrow twisted corridor.  *Galen returns the way the party came and goes to look for additional passages around the rockfall and in the adjoining cavern.  You thoroughly search the walls, and encounter one thing of note.  The "endless" well of darkness in the second corridor, the one between Lornae's cavern and the one with the illusionary rock fall, has a current of wind running through it that is very strong.  So strong that perhaps even someone could step into it and fall up, rather than down.  It may be that there are other entrances further up, or down, the well-like shaft.*</blockquote>

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