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<blockquote data-quote="gargoyleking" data-source="post: 7269551" data-attributes="member: 6865745">As Harb conducts his examination he does his best to take take exacting notes of her condition, but finds himself at a loss as to how to make anything from it.&nbsp; Listebing to her story however, he takes notes on that as well and does his best to pick her brain as to the nature, possible origin and potential form of such an artifact.&quot;This object is a perversion of the natural order of death.&nbsp; I will do my best to find and stop it.&nbsp; If you discover any more information, please send a message to 'Soggy' who frequents The Thundering Lizard.&nbsp; He may seem a drunken fool, but will ensure that I get the information.&quot;With that out of the way he settles in for what ge expects to be a difficult request to ask, and to be asked.&nbsp; Never the less, he does so, with as much respect to her situation as he can manage.&nbsp; &quot;If I am unable to stop this before your passing, I would seekto be a witness to it.&nbsp; It may seem morbid, but those of my order seek knowledge from the moment of expiry.&nbsp; I may learn something of use in such a case as yours.&quot;He doesn't expect an immediate, or necessarily any answer.&nbsp; Leaving the issue for her to mull over and. To choose to contact him only if she wishes to.&nbsp; Offering his leave, he sets off to return to the Lizard to copy his notes to be sent back to his order with a request for any useful information pertaining to this situation.&nbsp; (And also to report his findings to &quot;Soggy&quot;.)Squirrels are evil!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="gargoyleking, post: 7269551, member: 6865745"] As Harb conducts his examination he does his best to take take exacting notes of her condition, but finds himself at a loss as to how to make anything from it. Listebing to her story however, he takes notes on that as well and does his best to pick her brain as to the nature, possible origin and potential form of such an artifact. [Color=grey]"This object is a perversion of the natural order of death. I will do my best to find and stop it. If you discover any more information, please send a message to 'Soggy' who frequents The Thundering Lizard. He may seem a drunken fool, but will ensure that I get the information."[/color] With that out of the way he settles in for what ge expects to be a difficult request to ask, and to be asked. Never the less, he does so, with as much respect to her situation as he can manage. [color=grey]"If I am unable to stop this before your passing, I would seekto be a witness to it. It may seem morbid, but those of my order seek knowledge from the moment of expiry. I may learn something of use in such a case as yours."[/color] He doesn't expect an immediate, or necessarily any answer. Leaving the issue for her to mull over and. To choose to contact him only if she wishes to. Offering his leave, he sets off to return to the Lizard to copy his notes to be sent back to his order with a request for any useful information pertaining to this situation. (And also to report his findings to "Soggy".) Squirrels are evil! [/QUOTE]

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