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Message: <blockquote data-quote="diaglo" data-source="post: 489369" data-attributes="member: 2885">CliffhangerBartol was quite pleased. He had a sack full of coins, after visiting Glen. He also regained the use of his stomach. He couldn't hold much down the first couple days of the trip. Bread and water are nice, but after 5 days he grew tired of them.The party met back at the White Hart. Everyone was whole again. Timmay and Bernedette decided to go find the elven temple for Ellier. The rest of the party agreed. It seemed undead and other horrors were their main concerns now. Bartol placed the sack of coins on the table. Timmay split up the funds. Bartol also gave 2 of the magic arrows to Alrissian.Bernedette and Alrissian visited the Harvestmother to fill her in on events. They came back with several potions. They also had stopped in on Haresk Malorn's daughter. Her party was the last to go South. And she was the only one to return. Timmay went with Bartol to the Temple of Tyr. They bought the place out of holy water and healing salves & potions. Timmay promised to send word if they found Sir Bradford of Tyr or any of the others. Thane also did some shopping. Although, he kept his purchases to himself.They took a day to relax and enjoy themselves. They also caught up on each other's news. Bartol got drunk.Their quest was South. They needed to find the Dark Road. Rumors of dark things and dark elves abounded. Alrissian took the lead. Bernedette rode with him. Then came Timmay. Followed closely by Bartol. And Thane and K'shar brought up the rear. After a half day's ride, they entered the forest. Eventually the path was only wide enough for a single rider. And then it became difficult to remain on horseback. So everyone dismounted and lead their horses.Alrissian noticed a slight fork in the road. One road went up a rise and seemed to head towards an encampment. A trail of smoke rose ahead from that direction. The other fork continued South."I say," Bernedette called,"we head to the encampment. It seems close and if it is not the way we can always backtrack. Besides it is getting dark.""It's your call," Timmay answered. "None of us has any better ideas for the location of this lost temple."The party struggled up the rise. They traveled for another hour or so. When suddenly, the branches and brush around them came to life...</blockquote>

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