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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Maidhc O Casain" data-source="post: 5296504" data-attributes="member: 29558">You are ushered back into the room where Torch languishes in his pool of cool water. He looks vaguely surprised and quite gratified that you've managed to open all of the boxes. "Well done, well done! Freastail, see to our new items would you? And be careful of the boxes - now that we know their secrets we may have a use for them as well!"One of the huge bodyguards lumbers off, presumably to do Torch's bidding, and the scarred man turns back to the Pathfinders."You'll find that upstart Nessian in a group of broken down towers he calls 'The Pyramid of the Dog.' It's just outside the city to the west. You should exercise some caution when approaching - he's got the place well defended, and he's smart."Torch snaps his fingers at another of his attendants and makes an obscure gesture; the attendant steps out into a different room."I remind you that I'm taking a risk in helping you; I'm well compensated, to be sure, but if word gets to Nessian that I've revealed his location to you I'd view it as most unprofessional and would have to make sure others wouldn't be similarly compromised by doing business with you."Now, as you've exceeded my expectations regarding the safes I have a little something extra for your troubles."The attendant returns and hands each of you a beltpouch. The clinking of coin gives a hint as to the contents . . . inside each pouch is a stack of 100 Gold Measures (the standard gold piece of Absalom)."Now, if there's no other business for us to conduct, I find myself growing quite tired. Freastail will show you to the door."</blockquote>

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