Krago o'the Mountain
First Post
Scotley said:"I think the locksmith has told the relavent parts of the story. However, we were pretty visible coming back here. I think we should move quickly to try and recover the children before they are moved or harmed."
Jenya nods her head. "Very well then. It does indeed seem that time is of the essence. The church will take responsibility for good Master Ghelve, as well as for this vile creature." The distaste in Jenya's mouth is quite noticeable as she glances at the skulk. "We will indeed see what we may learn from it."
"Master Ghelve, you will be remanded to the authority of the town watch, until such a time as your case may be brought before a magistrate." Ghelve looks distressed until Jenya continues, "However, know that I will testify to your actions in helping these adventurers discover your unwelcome...'houseguest'...and to your willingness to help make amends for your wrongdoing in whatever way possible. These factors will most certainly help your cause. In the meantime, this church, and these, our duly recognized agents," she gestures to the PCs, "will keep watch over your home and business, to make sure your possessions are safe. You have access to the shop?" She nods at Konstantine's reply of assent. "Good. Ruphus, if you will?"
Ruphus, still looking upset over this turn of events, flatly says, "Very well. Follow me." Ghelve follows him down the hall, while Pellir and another acolyte lift the skulk's stretcher, and trail behind.
Jenya concludes, "Well, then, if these kidnappers have indeed taken the children below the city into Jzadirune, I beseech you to pursue in all haste. If you need nothing else from me, I'll leave you to make your preparations. I have new 'guests' to tend to after all. The blessing of St. Cuthbert go with you."
[OOC: It's about midday now. Are there any preparations to be made before returning to Ghelve's Locks to make the descent into Jzadirune?]