Reply to thread

Message

<blockquote data-quote="Rybaer" data-source="post: 2209130" data-attributes="member: 118">The giants slowly lower Ritsar down the hole.&nbsp; Above, the apes continue to make noise but do not approach any closer.At the bottom of the shaft, Ritsar finds an open passage leading into the darkness.&nbsp; He holds a torch aloft to try to get a better look, but the light seems to have difficulty penetrating the gloom.&nbsp; He then realizes that this is because the construction down here is all of dull, black stone.&nbsp; The chamber he stands before is no more than thirty feet long, fifteen wide.&nbsp; Flanking the length of it are a number of grotesque statues (gargoyles) - also of black stone.&nbsp; Set in the far wall appears to be a circular portal, though it is diffucult to discern its composition.The lower level feels considerably cooler than the level above and a chill breeze ruffles the litorian's fur, though it is not apparent where it could be blowing from.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Rybaer, post: 2209130, member: 118"] The giants slowly lower Ritsar down the hole. Above, the apes continue to make noise but do not approach any closer. At the bottom of the shaft, Ritsar finds an open passage leading into the darkness. He holds a torch aloft to try to get a better look, but the light seems to have difficulty penetrating the gloom. He then realizes that this is because the construction down here is all of dull, black stone. The chamber he stands before is no more than thirty feet long, fifteen wide. Flanking the length of it are a number of grotesque statues (gargoyles) - also of black stone. Set in the far wall appears to be a circular portal, though it is diffucult to discern its composition. The lower level feels considerably cooler than the level above and a chill breeze ruffles the litorian's fur, though it is not apparent where it could be blowing from. [/QUOTE]

Verification