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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Caliber" data-source="post: 249125" data-attributes="member: 1310">Session 8It wasn’t long after landing that Syd suggested returning Milo in a soulmech body. The question of what to do about Milo had proved problematic. Without his body, Syd knew many resurrection magics would fail. But a soulmech was a possible solution.No one was really happy with bringing Milo back as a soulmech, especially Zoltan. But no one wanted to let Milo remain dead, without at least offering him a chance to come back. Thrabon quickly brought the party back to Gyguul’s where the party quickly gave a run down of what had happened within the githyanki base. Gyguul had heard nothing new as to the location of the drow. But he did know of a wizard who could assist the party with returning Milo as a soulmech. If the party could provide a soulmech body, that is. Instantly, the robot husk strapped to the abandoned hover tank came to mind. Getting the number of the wizard from Gyguul, the party sprang into action.Over several days Zoltan and Orendil trekked back to the hover tank, obtained the robot husk, and trekked back.Syd identified all of the magically and psionically enchanted gear the group had obtained within the githyanki base.Alahandra sold several of the group’s gems and unwanted enchanted items to provide money for Milo’s imminent resurrection. The robotic husk was brought to a small robot manufacturer. Everything was arranged. Syd, Alahandra, and the wizard Gyguul knew flew back out to the githyanki base.The three landed in a small clearing as far away as they could be, while still allowing the wizard to work his spell. Suddenly, Orendil came in over Syd’s walkie-talkie. “I found a priest who says he can resurrect Milo without a body. It’ll be cheaper.”A short flight and a heavenly choir later, Milo was sitting up from a small altar, looking confused. “I was dead?!?”Milo was caught up to speed and some new gear was picked up for what Milo had lost. Lacking anything especially pressing, and needing time to relax after the past few days, the party retreated into their hotel to relax. A message was left with Gyguul, asking him to contact the group if anything came up. Several days later, and several repetitions of “we walked uphill with a robot on our back for you,” the party finally received a call. “Where has the drow moved to now, Gyguul?”“My sources still say the drow is at the githyanki base. No, instead I thought you might want to know a dispatch of githyanki ships are heading towards Caar as we speak.”Everything within the hotel rooms was quickly picked up, and the party’s debt paid. Chartering a plane through Gyguul, the group was on route to Daar, a large city to the north, long before the githyanki reached Caar.In Daar, the party found a wealth of goods that had been unavailable in Caar, and again began to shop with gusto. Of particular note was the number of guns that Zoltan bought for both Orendil and Milo, using his ID. “We have a record of your recent purchases Mr. Zoltan,” mentioned one store clerk.“Are you accusing me of something pal?” Zoltan asked.“Just reminding you that we keep track of your purchases. Here’s your blaster carbine.”“If any of you need another gun, get your own ID!” Zoltan told everyone later.Eventually though, the night approached and the party found a small hotel to shack up in. Renting two corner rooms next to one another, the party shacked up for the night. In Syd and Alahandra’s room, loud footsteps were heard walking down the hallway. Whoever or whatever was outside was BIG. Suddenly there was a loud crash and a roar. What was going on?!?In Orendil, Milo, and Zoltan’s room, everyone was bedding down when the door suddenly burst in. Standing in the doorframe was a massive creature. Nearly nine feet tall, the creature towered over everyone in the room. Large horns sprouted from the creatures head and it was holding two very large rifles, one in each hand. This wasn’t going to be a restful night.</blockquote>

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