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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Oni" data-source="post: 4577133" data-attributes="member: 380">When they arrive back at the fishery the first thing that Lynn suggest is that they get rid of the bodies, dump them in the river.  Her preference being not to have to explain corpses laying about unnecessarily should it come to that.  She busies herself weaving a series of small spells into the larger task of removing the large amounts of gore decorating the upper rooms.  When those unpleasant tasks are finished Lynn ask to see the things taken from Lamm's chest.  Having found in herself in the past some small insight into things magical she attempts what divinations she can.  Lynn studies the sundry items with eyes that dance with blue fire, looking for that inner spark and trying to tease out what it can tell her.  When it becomes clear that there is no more information to be gleaned she retires to what fitful sleep she can snatch as she listens to the city she both loves and hates rend open wounds in itself.  -----------------------------------------------------------------------When the injured marine stirred Lynn came to his side.  We found you last night.  The little one over there he saw you and your mount plummet from the sky and guided us to you.  The city was in such an uproar we brought you somewhere safe.  How do you feel?Lynn paused for a moment.  Can you tell us how the King died?[sblock=ooc]Try to use Prestidigitation to remove as much of the blood and unpleasantness as possible.  +7 to appraise and detect magic for the items.  [/sblock]</blockquote>

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