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Message: <blockquote data-quote="GlassEye" data-source="post: 6578310" data-attributes="member: 40413">Llore frowns.  "No, no, you've got it confused.  Azbog is the Serpent and the Lady's tormentor and serves... another.  One greater and infinitely more ancient and powerful."  There is a nervous shifting of the young bard's eyes as if he is afraid to speak the name of Azbog's master or even to make oblique reference to him.  He doesn't say anything else to contradict Kurl on the subject.The pool of water is at a minimum 80 feet across and 40 feet wide and curves in a crescent around the head of the serpent mound and the circular stone inset within it.  Examining the stone's detail or trying to move it will require one to cross the pool.  It appears that the water is fairly shallow, no more than a foot or two at the most.  The water is clear and the pool's bottom is smooth and sandy.As Boral and Kurl step up to the edge of the pool to get a better view of the stone ripples begin radiating out from a point in the center of the pool.  A massive, undulating column of water rises up from the spot swaying like some sort of elemental serpent and drawing back to strike. [sblock=OOC]The elemental serpent is obviously hostile but slow enough in its rising from the pool that the party can act before it attacks.The creature has an AC 14.[/sblock]</blockquote>