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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Arkhandus" data-source="post: 5277693" data-attributes="member: 13966">Liiros Tivaniel, elven crusader of Corellon LarethianLiiros steps up and kneels down to examine the two bodies in the chamber, but is careful not to touch them, nor allow any of his clothing or other gear to do so.  He looks for any signets, emblems, symbols, or other markings that might lend some clue as the to the fallen elves' affiliations, bloodlines, ranking, or the like.Standing back up, the elven crusader states "They do not seem quite dead, nor alive......either they are undead of some kind I am unfamiliar with, or they are frozen in time by some fell sorcery.  Or, perhaps, a divine blessing that preserves them until such time as Innenotdar is freed of its fiery curse.  Either way, it would be unwise to disturb them.  As Hollister said, the flames may stir to life if we interfere with this eldritch preservation.  I believe we stand on hallowed ground, though I can find no symbols of any elven deity, so I assume a divine blessing is all that keeps this chamber's contents from burning.  Check the statue for any hidden mechanisms, but do not damage it.  Many holy sites have divine boons anchored to an altar or other holy object, and this statue may qualify as such.  Someone may wish to check the statue for magical wardings before touching it."He mutters a quiet prayer in Elven over the bodies of the magically-preserved elves, and walks around the chamber briefly to look for anything else noteworthy.  As he walks, Liiros ponders aloud "I wonder what happened here......perhaps something broke into the chamber and stole the precious items in that display, escaping after stunning the priest and guard, before something froze the two in time.......or maybe Bhurisrava had to break the case to carry away something precious therein, hiding it somewhere else, well after the priest and soldier had fallen into torpor.  Perhaps they were driven insane by the foul magic invading Innenotdar, and Bhurisrava had to subdue them with powerful divine magic before she could move the relic or relics to a safer hiding place."[sblock=ooc]Sorry, got back home this weekend, but was too exhausted from the trip to do anything for a few days besides rest, unpack, and catch up on some recorded TV shows.  Meant to resume posting on Sunday or Monday, but forgot.Rolled Knowledge (Religion) to see if Liiros would recognize the kind of priestly garments and such on the red-haired elf, but only got a 15 total, so I doubt it.<a href="http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/2646021/" target="_blank">1d20+6=15</a> [/sblock]</blockquote>

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