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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kalanyr" data-source="post: 1178347" data-attributes="member: 190">Arianne and DekiranErnol takes in Dekirans questions and replies "No, there was no seismic activity in the region of late. The only unusual movements that have been taking place are rumours I've heard of the nearby Orc tribes being stirred up apparently some of the wilder barbarian tribes of the area have also been acting suspiciously, also I noticed that you have picked up some interesting followers, its not at all like Goblins to be in this city this does not bode well. No, I have personally examined maps of this kingdom hundreds of times as well as having travelled from one side of Taleas to the other, and I will give you my word that there was never a cave there nor was it marked on any maps. But now it seems to be. Most unusual."Ernol then turns his attention to Arianne's questions and thinks for a moment before replying " The route to Mount Searalas requires a journey of about a week across the plains to the west the Mount is quiet unusual itself since it stands alone in the middle of those plains. Apart from the wandering tribes of Kobolds and Orcs and the barbarians of the plains there is little of any significance there, the terrain is largely grassland, although there are a few sparsely forested areas, the area around the mountain itself is fairly densely forrested which is strange. Hmm, I must warn you to beware the Goblins that lead the orc tribes, although they are not strong they are disturbingly fast and very quick of mind. The kobolds tribes are also very dangerous, they seem to have magic flowing in their blood.</blockquote>

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