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<blockquote data-quote="GlassEye" data-source="post: 6189084" data-attributes="member: 40413">Descent into the sewer is easy for all except Tasanto who is forced to shed his packs and hand them to those waiting below.&nbsp; After a brief contortion the cattaur drops down and is able to get loaded up again for travel through the underground of Sumbru.&nbsp; The passageway is small and the tallest of the group have to walk hunched to avoid brushing their head upon the ceiling.&nbsp; Luckily the passage is mostly dry; only a trickle of water made murky by algae winds through along one wall.Cavernous Hode detects a slight downward angle to the passage in the direction the group chooses to travel which is away from the city center and away from the aura of illusion that Thuvian detected earlier.&nbsp; As the group travels they occasionally hear the faint sounds of something behind them but it is distant and muted and difficult to discern though what can be made out sounds much like the slight noises that Mister Dickens makes when he scurries along.After several minutes of travel the group arrives at a dead end.&nbsp; Obvious to even the untrained eye, the stone wall with crumbling mortar that blocks the passage was added after the original construction of the sewer and is of extremely poor construction.&nbsp; The bottom of the wall is constructed with three holes large enough to allow passage of sewage but much smaller than anyone could squeeze through.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GlassEye, post: 6189084, member: 40413"] Descent into the sewer is easy for all except Tasanto who is forced to shed his packs and hand them to those waiting below. After a brief contortion the cattaur drops down and is able to get loaded up again for travel through the underground of Sumbru. The passageway is small and the tallest of the group have to walk hunched to avoid brushing their head upon the ceiling. Luckily the passage is mostly dry; only a trickle of water made murky by algae winds through along one wall. Cavernous Hode detects a slight downward angle to the passage in the direction the group chooses to travel which is away from the city center and away from the aura of illusion that Thuvian detected earlier. As the group travels they occasionally hear the faint sounds of something behind them but it is distant and muted and difficult to discern though what can be made out sounds much like the slight noises that Mister Dickens makes when he scurries along. After several minutes of travel the group arrives at a dead end. Obvious to even the untrained eye, the stone wall with crumbling mortar that blocks the passage was added after the original construction of the sewer and is of extremely poor construction. The bottom of the wall is constructed with three holes large enough to allow passage of sewage but much smaller than anyone could squeeze through. [/QUOTE]

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