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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Aereas" data-source="post: 3325769" data-attributes="member: 31008">Aldreneth[sblock]Spending a decent portion of the day flying to the temple leaves you feeing quite tired by the time you land. Ignoring the aches of your wings you rush inside searching for a capable priest able to remove negative effects. After about 10 minutes a man in dark purple silk robes walks in slowly. Eyeing you with partial interest he hands you a bowl of foul smelling brackish water and says "Drink. Once the liquid has been absorbed into your body I shall return to see what can be done."Not seeing much of an alternative choice, and recognizing the man as the second high cleric (Storntar Redmantle) you drink the awful tasting liquid. After about another 15 minutes of waiting the man returns and begins incanting a spell without a word, aside from those used in the incantation. Upon completing the spell (detect magic) he stares at you studying intently. Letting out a small sigh of boredom he then begins chanting another spell before studying you. Repeating this a couple times he finally stops and says "Nothing severe is wrong with you. There is a magical liquid in you that enhances your strength while diminishing your awareness, but it will not cause your death. Nor is it permanent. Now if there is nothing else I have duties to attend to."He sticks around just long enough to see if you need anything else before leaving. After he leaves a minor acolyte enters in to collect payment of 200gp. OOC:You can make it in 6 hrs by fatiguing yourself, or in 8 without any ill effects.For returning you can make the round trip (not counting time spent in the temple) in 12 hrs by exhausting yourself, or in 16 hrs by fatiguing yourself.Storntar is known for being cold and strictly down to business, even to Nesper Droun (the high cleric). His magical powers is almost equal to that of the high cleric, possibly even greater than, but he lacks the loyalty among the clergy that Nesper commands. Should a dispute for power erupt, then Storntar would most likely be facing the entire clergy alone. Even Astaroth has granted Nesper greater blessings.If you bring up raising your familiar, then Storntar will instruct you to wait as he commands an acolyte to get a cleric of the inner circle for that task.[/sblock]</blockquote>

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