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<blockquote data-quote="SelcSilverhand" data-source="post: 5676563" data-attributes="member: 30016">Visil stares in shock at you, then the chimney, then the muddied floors, then back at you. &quot;My gods! They're.. crawling around down there? Can they get up? They'll be right behind you won't they?! Monsters, in this house! Unbelievable!&quot;Echoing up through the chimneys shaft you can hear the moans of the hungry dead. However there is no sound of them climbing out. It seems for now that you've given them the slip, or else they're too uncoordinated to make the climb. For now it seems that you're relatively safe. It takes some time for Visil to become convinced that you are in no immediate danger though a definite threat still remains. He agrees that he'll need to bring in specialists to clean up the undead. He doesn't try to conceal the grimace at the thought of the extra cost it will entail. He leaves you to watch the front hall while he retreats to his office to draw up draft notes in your names for your payment. After a short bit of negotiation, Visil agrees to paying you an extra fee for Hazard Pay. With the business completed, he locks the main doors and hurries after you to the barge he meant to use to dispose of the bodies. Not wanting to be left behind he joins you on the boat offering to drop you off at the tavern of your choice while he proceeds on to the nearest, cheapest temple. OOC[SBLOCK]With that, we've reached the conclusion of the adventure. If you have any further questions or requests of Visil we can do that now. I'll go back and figure out the exp and gold you've earned and give everyone a total. Also someone has the serpent statue that needs to be appraised (also know. dungeoneering and local checks would give you some more info). I should have everything ready for the judge to approve by tomorrow evening. [/sblock]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="SelcSilverhand, post: 5676563, member: 30016"] Visil stares in shock at you, then the chimney, then the muddied floors, then back at you. [COLOR=Olive]"My gods! They're.. crawling around down there? Can they get up? They'll be right behind you won't they?! Monsters, in this house! Unbelievable!"[/COLOR] Echoing up through the chimneys shaft you can hear the moans of the hungry dead. However there is no sound of them climbing out. It seems for now that you've given them the slip, or else they're too uncoordinated to make the climb. For now it seems that you're relatively safe. It takes some time for Visil to become convinced that you are in no immediate danger though a definite threat still remains. He agrees that he'll need to bring in specialists to clean up the undead. He doesn't try to conceal the grimace at the thought of the extra cost it will entail. He leaves you to watch the front hall while he retreats to his office to draw up draft notes in your names for your payment. After a short bit of negotiation, Visil agrees to paying you an extra fee for Hazard Pay. With the business completed, he locks the main doors and hurries after you to the barge he meant to use to dispose of the bodies. Not wanting to be left behind he joins you on the boat offering to drop you off at the tavern of your choice while he proceeds on to the nearest, cheapest temple. OOC [SBLOCK] With that, we've reached the conclusion of the adventure. If you have any further questions or requests of Visil we can do that now. I'll go back and figure out the exp and gold you've earned and give everyone a total. Also someone has the serpent statue that needs to be appraised (also know. dungeoneering and local checks would give you some more info). I should have everything ready for the judge to approve by tomorrow evening. [/sblock] [/QUOTE]

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