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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Karl Green" data-source="post: 1563235" data-attributes="member: 1467">While Michael, Dr. Clay and Bulusu stay need the landrover, Paul turns invisible and heads for the camp followed closely by Andy. The others are milling about, watching for danger. The silver wolf also pads into the camp are starts sniffing around. No one seems to be in camp, and entering the ‘mystical’ tent, Paul and Andy see that it is indeed filled with a number of mystical and alchemic items, fetishes, tomes, tokens and crystals. Special paints, chalk and woods from around the world; acids, dyes, chemical mixtures and powders are everywhere, in boxes, filing cabinets, piles on tables and a desk. The tomes that are hear are mostly in Latin or Ancient Greek, but there are a large number of personal notes, diagrams, etc in personal looking books that are in mostly German. Searching through them, Paul and Andy get the idea some basic understanding of them being ‘unbinding’ or ‘opening’ rituals. Paul also notices a couple of these symbols that look very similar to the ‘Seal of Solomon’ that he had found in the libraries of Timbuktu. Andy and Paul can make Knowledge (Occult) AND (Ritual) check and let me know the resultThe Silver wolf spends some time wondering around, smelling the two-leg’s lair. She picks up the scent of something else but can’t quit make out what it is… it is strange and like nothing she has ever smelled before. She also smells a number of two-leg’s machines and the liquid that runs them. There is a greasy and sot smell of these machines, that is also no more then a week old that leads into off into the desert… the smell is mixed in with that of rotting two-leg flesh. It is old, corrupted and poisoned in a way that seems vaguely familiar…the Silver wolf may make a Scent roll to try and identify the smell, she may also make another Listen test about the sounds coming from deeper in the desert</blockquote>

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