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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Binder Fred" data-source="post: 6173384" data-attributes="member: 63746">Antares, Muzdin, Stellan"What else could they be?" inquires bi-coloured Antares from across the table with some curiosity. "Certainly the stone runes themselves most litterally sang with it, of a kind master Stonehand is quite convinced stems from sources Divine?" That worthy has no less than bet his holy symbol on that very outcome!<Response Dysare (and maybe Muzdin)?>"In truth," nods the robed mage in easy agreement of her analysis (and he might just - possibly, quite possibly, maybe even probably - get to peruse part of Askadar's greatest treasure?!)... "Ah, though perhaps these are set things and less complex than they would seem, Teacher? If there truly exists no connections between runes and creator - as I at first mistakenly thought - than... Than perhaps we see but two pieces of limited intention? 'Copy me without flaws, that I may travel and spread' says the first, and 'Bring jewels bright, that I may...' Consume and transform them? Use them as links to owner's past?" Oh, that's right! He turns to the dwarf to his right, a bit excited at the prospect: "Did you in fact find any in town that knew of our two gems, master Stonehand?" He'd meant to ask on the way over, but then somehow got distracted...<Response Muzdin?>After all relevant info is shared, he turns back to Dysare, looking a bit sheepish: "Ah. Perhaps you would be kind enough to furnish us with Letter of Introduction, Teacher, recommending our company to Lord Romani...? That our quest, at least, be seen in favourable light?" Despite their youth and obvious lack of gathered experience, is what he means (or town status, for that matter -- no doubt brother Myst could have helped there? Might still be willing to...?).</blockquote>

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