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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jarval" data-source="post: 1332381" data-attributes="member: 421">One of the boys gladly runs out of the cage, hugging one of Gholog's legs tightly, now convinced that the burly half-orc means him no harm.  The feral child carefully follows, but keeps his distance from Gholog.  The girl still doesn't move however, lying curled in an awkward ball on the floor.**********With Jason leading the way, you start the crawl into the dragon.  The flesh of the dead dragon's throat is cold, hard, and vaguely greasy.  This combines with a faint but pervading smell of decay to make a experience that will be remembered in the dark of the night for many, many years to come.The initial darkness starts to give way to a faint blue light coming from somewhere further inside the dragon.  Your heads start to ache as you move deeper into the corpse, a wave of force pounding at your brains.Despite what you feel, you know it can be no more that a few minutes of crawling before the blue light has increased to a level at which you can clearly see.  Jason struggles along, emerging into the chamber that was once the dragon's belly, only to nearly have his own guts impaled as the blue-skinned goblin lunges at him with a spear.  The cramped and low roofed chamber gives Jason little room to manoeuvre, and he fails to dodge entirely clear of the weapon's point.  It grazes his side, before rebounding off the tough flesh of the dragon.(Jason looses his Dexterity bonus to AC due to the cramped conditions.  He takes 2 damage from the goblin's attack, and is free to act this round.  Seraphina and Kerrick will be into the dragon's belly next round.)</blockquote>

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