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<blockquote data-quote="Isida Kep'Tukari" data-source="post: 1265835" data-attributes="member: 4441">&quot;Advice?&nbsp; This I can offer in good faith, offend no spirits of the earth, for their memory is long.&nbsp; Remember that trouble underground can come from above and below as well as before and behind.&nbsp; I am uncertain of how to succeed, but I can tell you what I did that may have caused my failure.&nbsp; I tried to help the earth by simple repairing of what physical damages had been done.&nbsp; There were more than physical wounds.&nbsp; There must have been wounds to its heart and mind, things I did not know how to address.&nbsp; Consider the whole, that is what I council,&quot; ie says, giving a shudder and seeming to shrink in upon itself.&nbsp; Vesune kneels by its side and gives it a hug around its thin shoulders.&quot;I think that's enough for today,&quot; she says, turning her golden eyes on the party.&nbsp; &quot;If you have anything else you must know, ask me.&quot;&nbsp; Belatedly she turns to Wil and Atlas.&quot;Ah yes, the fault-finder,&quot; she says distractedly, and turns to a low shelf.&nbsp; Coming up with what appears to be a three inch wide lens of glass in a wooden frame, she drops it into Wil's hand.&nbsp; &quot;Just look through it at any rock, and any faults or unstable rock will glow yellow.&quot;*Turning to Atlas, she examines the statue and dagger.*&quot;Yes, the statue is of Yi-Feras and her daughter Ea-Seldon.&nbsp; They were ancestor-priests here several years ago, but their family has since died out.&nbsp; With no known kin their ancestor statue found its way here.&nbsp; Both were known to be able to converse with the dead,&quot; she comments, then takes the dagger.&nbsp; &quot;Ah, this we received from their estate as well.&nbsp; They used it in their rituals to appease and contact spirits.&nbsp; A morbid use, but there you have it.*</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Isida Kep'Tukari, post: 1265835, member: 4441"] "Advice? This I can offer in good faith, offend no spirits of the earth, for their memory is long. Remember that trouble underground can come from above and below as well as before and behind. I am uncertain of how to succeed, but I can tell you what I did that may have caused my failure. I tried to help the earth by simple repairing of what physical damages had been done. There were more than physical wounds. There must have been wounds to its heart and mind, things I did not know how to address. Consider the whole, that is what I council," ie says, giving a shudder and seeming to shrink in upon itself. Vesune kneels by its side and gives it a hug around its thin shoulders. "I think that's enough for today," she says, turning her golden eyes on the party. "If you have anything else you must know, ask me." Belatedly she turns to Wil and Atlas. "Ah yes, the [i]fault-finder[/i]," she says distractedly, and turns to a low shelf. Coming up with what appears to be a three inch wide lens of glass in a wooden frame, she drops it into Wil's hand. "Just look through it at any rock, and any faults or unstable rock will glow yellow." *Turning to Atlas, she examines the statue and dagger.* "Yes, the statue is of Yi-Feras and her daughter Ea-Seldon. They were ancestor-priests here several years ago, but their family has since died out. With no known kin their ancestor statue found its way here. Both were known to be able to converse with the dead," she comments, then takes the dagger. "Ah, this we received from their estate as well. They used it in their rituals to appease and contact spirits. A morbid use, but there you have it.* [/QUOTE]

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