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Message: <blockquote data-quote="bluesfella" data-source="post: 5708938" data-attributes="member: 98561">The three vials of smokey liquid are easily identified by Brocc as Ghoststrike Oil.[sblock=Vials](These are level 8 items)<img src="http://img9.imageshack.us/img9/70/ghoststrikeoil.png" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " data-size="" style="" />[/sblock]With nothing left to explore, you head out of the cave and continue your climb.About four hours later, you pull yourselves up over the final ridge.  The climb was exhausting, but you have finally made it.  As you stow the climbing gear and take a short rest, you can see why this mountain appeared to have no peak from the ground.  Where the peak would normally be is a large hollowed-out valley in the shape of a bowl.  It's about a half-mile in diameter, and about 600 feet deep.  The valley walls are steep near the rim, but quickly become less severe.The remarkable thing about this valley, though, is that it is littered with massive pieces of sundered marble and stonework overgrown with bushes, moss and trees.  The debris is not merely scattered along the ground, but much of it is actually suspended in mid-air throughout the valley, as if frozen in place and weathered over the millennia.  Not even the passage of time can disguise the catastrophic event that must have taken place here.  Pieces of elaborate architecture, both embedded in the ground and hovering over it, radiate outward from the lowest point in the center of the valley.  In that center depression is the largest pile of rubble.The largest piece of floating debris is a nearly-undamaged tower (4-5 stories high) floating near the middle of the valley but well above it's surface.To get a picture of it in your head, look at the following image, minus all the birds, and with valley walls that aren't quite so big:<img src="http://img171.imageshack.us/img171/4449/valleyi.png" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " data-size="" style="" />What would you like to do now?</blockquote>

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