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<blockquote data-quote="Rybaer" data-source="post: 1420780" data-attributes="member: 118">Pyior and Aurial give the others a quick synopsis on the quickest route back through the junk to the trapdoor.&nbsp; While the heavy lifters get to work, the faen check through the barracks room.The barracks is the mirror image of the storeroom - a long skinny room wrapped around one side of the ring chamber.&nbsp; Bunkbeds line both sides, leaving only a narrow path down the middle.&nbsp; At the moment, there are no soldiers present, though there are accomodations enough for about sixty men.&nbsp; It stinks of sweat, leather, and oil.&nbsp; A few small lock boxes sit here and there, but the rest of the soldiers' gear is stored in sacks and heavy backpacks.Pyior's Precise Vision spell is still active, and together they give the walls, floor, and even ceiling a quick but thorough examination.&nbsp; Nothing is found.&nbsp; (ooc - I'm assuming that you're not going to actually go through the soldiers' belongings.)Danwyn, Ys-Baddaden, and Ys-Korros begin to pull out some of the more precariously placed pieces of junk.&nbsp; In spite of their caution, parts of the pile collapse around them.&nbsp; Luckily, no one is injured.&nbsp; Taking a different tact, long sticks are used to force piles to collapse from a distance, then the pieces are removed.&nbsp; Given the remarkable strength of the three, they manage to clear a path in fairly short order.Pyior and Aurial return to report their lack of findings just as the other three have shoved aside the desk that sat over the trapdoor.ooc: I'm going to be out of town (and away from a computer) until Wednesday night.&nbsp; I imagine you'll want to go through the trapdoor.&nbsp; I'll let you discuss any particular strategy you may wish to employ until I return for the next post.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rybaer, post: 1420780, member: 118"] Pyior and Aurial give the others a quick synopsis on the quickest route back through the junk to the trapdoor. While the heavy lifters get to work, the faen check through the barracks room. The barracks is the mirror image of the storeroom - a long skinny room wrapped around one side of the ring chamber. Bunkbeds line both sides, leaving only a narrow path down the middle. At the moment, there are no soldiers present, though there are accomodations enough for about sixty men. It stinks of sweat, leather, and oil. A few small lock boxes sit here and there, but the rest of the soldiers' gear is stored in sacks and heavy backpacks. Pyior's [i]Precise Vision[/i] spell is still active, and together they give the walls, floor, and even ceiling a quick but thorough examination. Nothing is found. (ooc - I'm assuming that you're not going to actually go through the soldiers' belongings.) Danwyn, Ys-Baddaden, and Ys-Korros begin to pull out some of the more precariously placed pieces of junk. In spite of their caution, parts of the pile collapse around them. Luckily, no one is injured. Taking a different tact, long sticks are used to force piles to collapse from a distance, then the pieces are removed. Given the remarkable strength of the three, they manage to clear a path in fairly short order. Pyior and Aurial return to report their lack of findings just as the other three have shoved aside the desk that sat over the trapdoor. ooc: I'm going to be out of town (and away from a computer) until Wednesday night. I imagine you'll want to go through the trapdoor. I'll let you discuss any particular strategy you may wish to employ until I return for the next post. [/QUOTE]

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