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Message: <blockquote data-quote="FitzTheRuke" data-source="post: 8685973" data-attributes="member: 59816">Even over Eoghan's mocking of the ogres, Tenibor could hear a few attempts by the giants in the watchtower to hit the alarm-gong with another object (a fist, a bone from a snack, or something along those lines, he assumed). None created the loud alarm that the mallet would have, and he prided himself in his foresight. If the occupants of the steading had not heard the sound of the courtyard battle, they would not hear the sound of that gong. He knew that it wouldn't be long, though, before they found a tool more appropriate to the task (or gave up and sent a runner).Joining Bible in the closet, Jack looked over the chest. It seemed a simple affair, if oversized, with a big iron keyhole and a simple heavy double-hinge. It didn't seem like the giant was clever enough to include any kind of trap. A key would be quickest and easiest, but why wait? His largest tool would probably do the trick.[ooc]Jack can try to pick it, if you like. Everyone seems busy with the ogres, though we'll see what Quinn does.[/ooc]</blockquote>