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<blockquote data-quote="Fangor the Fierce" data-source="post: 1793441" data-attributes="member: 17100">Nedander pokes the skeleton with his sword and finds something interesting.&nbsp; As the skeleton hand moves, a scroll case falls loose from underneath the rubble.&nbsp; Picking it up and opening it, you find a letter inside.&nbsp;To whomever finds this letter,&nbsp;I fear that the worse has happened.&nbsp; My name is Elander.&nbsp; I came to this cave to find a treasure that some say stays here, waiting for the right person to find it.&nbsp; Damn traps got the best of me.&nbsp; Watch out for the hallway.&nbsp; Arrow traps are there.&nbsp; As I turned into this room, the ceiling caved in.&nbsp; My dog, Bane, stayed with me, fending off rats and such, as I was trapped beneath the rubble.&nbsp; I could not free myself, but found parchment and ink to write, in the dying torchlight.&nbsp; It is almost gone now.&nbsp; I ask that whomever finds this letter, please take the news of my death to my father.&nbsp; Ebilyn is his name.&nbsp; You can seek him in the south.&nbsp; A small town called Edinburg.&nbsp; It is a very old town, with its own traditions.&nbsp; And take Bane's collar as proof, if indeed you must.&nbsp; I fear that he will not escape, and find the same fate as I.&nbsp;Elander of Edinburg&nbsp;You then notice that the other skeleton corpse in the far corner must be Bane's.&nbsp; His collar can be seen, barely, covered in dust.&nbsp; The door to you left is closed, and there is also the other larger room that you all bypassed.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Fangor the Fierce, post: 1793441, member: 17100"] Nedander pokes the skeleton with his sword and finds something interesting. As the skeleton hand moves, a scroll case falls loose from underneath the rubble. Picking it up and opening it, you find a letter inside. [i]To whomever finds this letter,[/i] [i]I fear that the worse has happened. My name is Elander. I came to this cave to find a treasure that some say stays here, waiting for the right person to find it. Damn traps got the best of me. Watch out for the hallway. Arrow traps are there. As I turned into this room, the ceiling caved in. My dog, Bane, stayed with me, fending off rats and such, as I was trapped beneath the rubble. I could not free myself, but found parchment and ink to write, in the dying torchlight. It is almost gone now. I ask that whomever finds this letter, please take the news of my death to my father. Ebilyn is his name. You can seek him in the south. A small town called Edinburg. It is a very old town, with its own traditions. And take Bane's collar as proof, if indeed you must. I fear that he will not escape, and find the same fate as I.[/i] [i]Elander of Edinburg[/i] You then notice that the other skeleton corpse in the far corner must be Bane's. His collar can be seen, barely, covered in dust. The door to you left is closed, and there is also the other larger room that you all bypassed. [/QUOTE]

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