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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Rel" data-source="post: 1643998" data-attributes="member: 99">Here's a brief update with more to follow later this afternoon:They were ready to jump at the slightest sign of betrayal as they approached the webs again.  Hands hovered near weapons.  Offensive incantations waited on their tongues.  Defensive magics had been layered on thickly already.The webs loomed out of the darkness, a ghostly white.  There in the center was a darkness that resolved into a hole.  Closer inspection showed that the spider folk had fashioned a tunnel within the tunnel that allowed for them to proceed, single file, through the webs.  They paused briefly, exchanged worried glances and entered.They moved slowly but steadily into the diaphanous corridor, desperately trying to see through the strands of web that walled them in.  After a few moments they could see hints of movement as many-legged things entered and left their field of vision.  They could tell that the walls had fallen away and they were now in a larger cavern but its true size could not be told from within the haze of webs.Forward they went and another minute slipped by before they realized that the winding web corridor had brought them back within the almost comforting confines of the Delver tunnel.  A few moments later they found the corridor at its end on the other side of the realm of the Spider Folk.  Each member of the party released a breath they hadn’t realized they were holding.They quickened their pace and began to move away to the north.  Marius paused a few steps away from the wall of webs.  “Thank you for the passage.”There was no answer.</blockquote>

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