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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Matthan" data-source="post: 6831309" data-attributes="member: 20005">The dragonlings all lay dead at the bottom of the waters.  The cavern was once more only filled with the sound of falling and rushing water as the heroes regrouped near the northeast corner of the room, they are able to more fully make out their surroundings.Near them is a pile of bleached bones at least 15 feet in diameter resting in the murky water. The glint of metal can be seen intermixed in the mess of bones. Another column of water, perhaps 10 feet in diameter, tumbles into the pool to the far right. A pair of smaller waterfalls drops from the ceiling along the east wall.  The stone path terminates at a wider ledge. The ledge appears to have been converted into a crude worship area.  A crimson-stained, rough-hewn rock altar is prominently displayed. To the left is a black iron anvil inscribed with angular mithral runes that softly glow in the shadows.Behind the altar, offset to the right in a rough niche bathed in soft illumination, is a glass dome perhaps 10 feet high situated on an ornate wooden base. Under the glass is a gnarled tree branch upon which is wrapped a magnificent feathered snake. The serpentine beast has a serene expression in its human-like milky eyes, and its rainbow-hued wings are folded along its back.</blockquote>