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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Hairy Minotaur" data-source="post: 2588248" data-attributes="member: 11574">Spacehulkster, you don't remember because you missed that session (the riddle session). Paquito's participation in all 4 door riddles is entirely ad libbed. and the text for your minotaur states "is never lost". Whether that means you know you are north of "home" or whether that means you have a GPS hook up in your horns is up for speculation. Of course with your fiendish influence maybe "is never lost" for you means you always know which way to hell?  <img src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/joypixels/assets/8.0/png/unicode/64/1f61b.png" class="smilie smilie--emoji" loading="lazy" width="64" height="64" alt=":p" title="Stick out tongue    :p"  data-smilie="7"data-shortname=":p" /> And here's a little something special for the readers and party:The city was under siege, titans battered the outer wall while their little demonic minions ripped the bark off and shredded the roots of the tree. Defeat seemed imminent, every time one of the elven mages stepped forward to defend their home they were beset by dozens of imps and mephits. The demons tossed the mages from the tower and their falling bodies were reused against the tree as ranged attacks by the titans. Undaunted, Baeluath called forth to his devout and bade them to pray with him for protection from the dark forces as they assaulted the sacred church. For hours they prayed, as the onslaught continued all around them. Inside the church itself, dozens of worshipers were crushed by debris falling from the ceiling or tossed through the open windows by the attacking force. Then as the titans brought forth the storm of their fury and the sky was blackened and cooked by a thousand bolts of lightning, in the midst of the maelstrom a beam of light shone through. Where the holy deliverance struck the ground, a huge winged being was born. It unfolded it's wings as white as the sun and stood defiant to the titans. It opened it's eyes and spoke only one word "begone" in high elven and the demons withered to dust.  A cheer arose amongst the city as the chosen protector of Eyther Amrea strode forth into battle against the titans. The titans hesitated and showed fear, but their was no mercy for them, Eyther Amrea's blows resonated throughout the valley, the city shook and heaved with each strike. Trees uprooted themselves and sought safer ground, the forest fauna fled deeper into the woods. Eyther Amrea cleared the battlefield of every titan and stood victorious amongst the defeated, then it arrived. A titan clothed in blackest armor that reflected no light, chained to his waist were four celestials manacled around their necks. Eyther Amrea beheld this sight and cried out for the death of this titan the one she called Nhagh. The bound celestials wailed in pain as Nhagh strode towards Eyther Amrea, Nhagh's mighty ax dripped with innocent blood as he dragged it's edge along the ground creating a gash that erupted with legions of the dead.  This mockery of life force rose up and besieged the city anew. Eyther Amrea lashed out at Nhagh but as her divine sword cut into the foul titan, one of the imprisoned celestials withered and died. Nhagh stood unscathed from Eyther Amrea's attack, stunned Eyther Amrea was unprepared for Nhagh's return attack and she was struck down by his massive blow.  Her power fading fast, Eyther Amrea thrust her sword through the chest of Nhagh. Another celestial withered and Nhagh laughed down upon the broken power of Eyther Amrea. Eyther Amrea knew however, that she had already beaten Nhagh. With the last bit of divine power within her, Eyther Amrea was absorbed by her sword and her power traveled up the pommel and into the blade. Divine energy coursed through the wound she had given Nhagh. Nhagh ceased laughing and watched as his defeat erupted through his skin, thousands of beams of light ripped through the essence of Nhagh and tore the titan inside out. The resulting explosion of divinity blinded all who watched the triumph of Eyther Amrea. When the battle was over, nothing of Eyther Amrea nor of Nhagh remained, even the undead force had been wiped from the valley. The remaining elves who could see, poured onto the battlefield and rejoiced. The blind elves, sightless but not without faith, reported they could see a small glowing object when they were placed in a position to view the battlefield. Helped into the valley, the blind elves led the rest of the elves to a small white feather that rested on the spot where Eyther Amrea infused her power into Nhagh.  Taking this as a sign from their deity, the elves placed the feather inside a seamless glass sphere and placed it within the church for all to view. The blind elves were tasked with watching over the Feather of Eyther Amrea, even in death, as their eyes continued to see and watch over the Feather of Eyther Amrea. The eyes of these faithful were removed upon their death and placed around the artifact so that they could continue their chosen duty even after their spirits were alongside Eyther AmreaHalf of this text has come into play already (in game, not yet in the story hour).</blockquote>

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