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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Rybaer" data-source="post: 988543" data-attributes="member: 118">Lomas Briggenthal(Down 4 points from general PP pool.)Lomas opens his eyes and turns back to Burton and his wife:"Thank you for allowing me to inspect this pendant and this room.  I regret to say that the visions granted me didn't reveal much you hadn't already told us, but a few minor details may help in our search for the boy." As Lomas reaches the front door, he turns back to the couple again:"For what it's worth, the boy is everything you thought he was...and possibly more.  I can't explain his presence in this world, but I can assure you that we want nothing more than to see him recovered safely from his abductors." Outside, on the porch, Lomas gathers the others around and tries to keep his voice moderately low:"Well, Burton spoke the truth about everything.  The boy Arithel did indeed come to them from the Heavens.  He is a Lantern Archon.  I'm a little rusty on my celestial knowledge as to exactly where that places him in their heirarchy, or how it explains what he might have been doing in this small village."Arithel was taken from his room inside the forge.  My visions of the past don't give the same clarity of sight as we have of the present, but the figure that grabbed Arithel was clearly the size of an ogre.  I could just make out six arms and a hard shell.  Burton's description of these creatures as being insect-like ogres is probably about as accurate as he could have made it.  I can't say that I have any better idea as to what they are."</blockquote>

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