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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Yair" data-source="post: 1929121" data-attributes="member: 10913">Chronius fails to detect any strong magic, but does pick up something else: an "invisible" writing set onto one of the chests, designed to be seen by magic [it contains a little raw vis]. It says "Property of Ambrosius, Open at Your Peril", and bears his seal. The chest at first appears to be locked, but there is no actual  lock mechanism [If you want to open it, tell me how you proceed. Note that a powerful protective spell or invested power would have been registered by Chronius's spell.]The rest of the chests are unlocked and contain what appears to be research notes, all unfortunately coded. There are also two books on Theology, and a few Meditations on the subject that are probably drafts towards a publication. They also contain a letter from Father Deodat recognizing one Daniil of Gork as a guest of the Father, and asking that he be allowed to pray in the crypt.Roy: Victor is an Intellego specialist magus, if he wants to find a bird he has better ways of going about it than just looking. Let me give an example:Victor assumes his crow shape and flies high above the city. He sheds a single feather, letting it fall to the streets below, bonding himself, the city, and the birds within it into a seamless whole. He focuses his mind, trying to catch a glimpse of the dove's presence.Victor casts spontanous spell (+3 Int+2 Affinity+10 Intellego+6 Animal+6 dice-2 Aura-5 no voice+2 feather focus)/2=Level 11. Victor's Birdish Affinity InAn 5The caster gains a glimpse of a single bird if it is within the city. The vision is momentary, and physical details of the locale are fuzzy at best although nearby animals may be seen with clarity. The caster must have a single bird in mind, although he may be able to idenitify it in any way; if several birds within the city fit his description he will see a random one.(Base 1 to get a mental image of a beast, R: Touch, D: Momentary (-1) T: Boundary (+3), ad-hoc for seeing fuzzy background (+2) and say thanks I'm not demanding an Imaginem requisite; maybe not in strict accordance with the rules, but should work)</blockquote>

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