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<blockquote data-quote="Kobold Stew" data-source="post: 8467992" data-attributes="member: 23484">Miss Imogen feels the arrows in her quiver rattle under the force of the magnets, and she automatically covers its opening with her free hand. It has been several weeks now since she had stopped wearing her armour and begun to wear only clothes she found more comfortable in the jungle. She did not regret that decision now. Did she regret any decision? One, yes. For sure. But for the most part, she had remained true to herself, and to her Uncle's cause. She looked at this troublesome room, and to poor Chrysagon. She understood the principle of lodestones, and had learned about them in school. She did not know what Dellrak intended, or how destroying the statue would do anything other than make several small magnets, all of which would be drawn to the metal still. &quot;I agree with Myrral,&quot; she said aloud. &quot;We are not here to make these paths safe for future travellers.&quot;</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kobold Stew, post: 8467992, member: 23484"] Miss Imogen feels the arrows in her quiver rattle under the force of the magnets, and she automatically covers its opening with her free hand. It has been several weeks now since she had stopped wearing her armour and begun to wear only clothes she found more comfortable in the jungle. She did not regret that decision now. Did she regret any decision? One, yes. For sure. But for the most part, she had remained true to herself, and to her Uncle's cause. She looked at this troublesome room, and to poor Chrysagon. She understood the principle of lodestones, and had learned about them in school. She did not know what Dellrak intended, or how destroying the statue would do anything other than make several small magnets, all of which would be drawn to the metal still. "I agree with Myrral," she said aloud. "We are not here to make these paths safe for future travellers." [/QUOTE]

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