The Dance of Souls

If it is not a part of the dance of souls and tennar doesn't mind I don't have any objection to it.
*Azaroth waves his hands thru it*

An interesting piece indeed
 

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Beamer:
[sblock]From what you can tell, this is easily the smallest shelf, and while you cannot always make out obvious magic items, you're certain that this shelf contains the magic art. Nothing you see resembles the three descriptions you've heard, and nothing stands out as a fourth piece of the Dance of Souls.[/sblock]

"That? That's certainly no piece of the Dance, for one, it's of a terrible quality, and it's too young. An enthusiastic, game-loving wizard created it. It should have become one of several game pieces, propably for chess or dervish. After creating that one piece, the wizard found that the creation process was too draining for a whole set, and abandoned the idea. After a few changes of hands, it came into my possession. You want to take that one?" Tennar says, clearly relieved not to have to talk about fiendish texts.
 
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"Well, I think we should go talk to the rest of our companion's about what to do with this note and meeting with these shadowy characters."

On the way out, Beamer will whisper to Azaroth, "He does not have any pieces of the Dance, at least not here in the open."
 

Well Tennar thank you for the help you offered. As Beamer has said We do have some final planning to do. But we will try to bring the piece back to you soon.

On the Way out

I would imagine that something like the Dance of Soul's pieces are not something you flaunt. Tennar already experienced what happens when you draw too much attention to yourself.

I wonder though how did he find out we were not who we said we were.
 

"Thank you, good sirs." Tennar accompanies you on the way out, and on the street, compliments you for your good taste in art.

As you walk back to the Scimitar, Banion tries to join quietly, and then relays his information, and that the half-orc had been watching when you left the warehouse.

Banion:
[sblock]As far as you can see, the half-orc is not following. Nor do you see anyone in similar cloaks.[/sblock]
 

*azaroth will relay to banion what happened in the warehouse*

Banion what do you suggest we do about him. Perhaps attempt to set a trap for him? If we do then perhaps he could shed some light upon any of the events we experienced. what do you two say?
 


Xaov said:
*azaroth will relay to banion what happened in the warehouse*

Banion what do you suggest we do about him. Perhaps attempt to set a trap for him? If we do then perhaps he could shed some light upon any of the events we experienced. what do you two say?

"It would be nice to be able to question him. I'm not sure, especially given the events transpiring in the warehouse, that we can be quite sure he is an enemy. Force might not be called for. However, if we can allow it to seem that our guard is down, perhaps we could draw an attack..."

ooc: Would it be out of place for this culture if someone were to head into an alley to take a leak? Possibly someone carrying an art object?
 

"I hope they are not hostile. A trap is probably a good idea. We look like easy pickings so surprise should be on our side. I have little experience with ambushes so I will let you judge how to do it, Banion."
 

(It could propably happen, yes)

Banion:
[sblock](Are you planning that trap for the half-orc? As a reminder, you do not see if he follows you.)[/sblock]
 

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