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Message: <blockquote data-quote="diaglo" data-source="post: 755803" data-attributes="member: 2885">If this be my last...Bernedette bid her paramour good luck. She elected to stay behind. The party was concerned  Erland's thugs might come in unannounced. And with Alrissian wandering about in the wilderness, they had no one to guard their rear. Bernedette therefore as usual volunteered to keep watch. She also wanted time alone to work on her spells and to think thru all that had happened to her. Maybe she just needed some time away from Bartol."If you love me, set me free," she begged. "If I don't come back it wasn't meant to be."Bartol reluctantly agreed.Timmay handed Smacks to Bernedette. The party left most of their things behind. They only took what was absolutely necessary. Thane bade his pack to stay and guard with Bernedette.So after the normal morning ritual of prayers, meditation, and reading, the party set off for the lower cavern again.Bartol was the last to leave. He kissed his lover and strode off not looking back.The trek took 30 minutes of steady plodding. An occasional trickle of water grew to a steady stream. When the party crossed the stream again. They were back to the point of taking the plunge.Veridian decided to check the off shoot further. He stripped off most of his gear. Bartol secured his grapnel and rope. Veridian tied himself to the rope."If this works like we expect," Veridian said. "I'll meet you around at the other side."The rest of the party plunged ahead. Veridian slowly lost sight of the front party members as they took the light sources. He could just make out Timmay and Bartol."Shoot," he murmured. "I wish I had Thane's lantern."A rock dropped in the stream.</blockquote>

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