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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Erekose13" data-source="post: 1592937" data-attributes="member: 3387">Gespeth binds the woman's wounds making sure that any bleeding has stopped.  The bruise on her side is not going away for a very long time.  You also find something else that is very strange on the back of her neck and extending down beneath her armor is a strange hump.  It is a decidedly different color with all the blue veins that run underneath it, given it a distinct blue tone.  There is a small orifice at the nape of the neck that is currently closed.  The strange orifice is purple and spidered with veins as well.  The hump is soft to the touch and the skin seems to move or maybe something is moving underneath the skin.  Whatever it is it is most definitely disgusting.Dara cleans her blade and also drags the other unconsious cultist together with the others.  While Nalya offers to tie the two of them up, preferably apart from one another.Checking out the menhir, Ian determines that it is a single large stone about 8 feet tall and pyramidal in shape.  The top appears to have been sundered by some form of natural occurance or possibly the rain has since eroded the edges as they are no longer sharp.  It is about 3 feet to a side and covered in fading runes.  The side that the leader had been reading (the one facing the glade which faces west-north-west)  contains some of the more readable runes.  It appears that the runes are written in several different languages.  Most of which you cannot read, but you do find some that are written in Abyssal.  It is difficult to catch much of anything though and will take time to decipher.After the weeds have fallen silent and the zombies uncovered, Taneth and Nalya begin picking through the grass to find some of their bolts.  Nalya is able to find about 3 usable ones having shot 10 and Taneth recovers 4 of the 10 he shot.[ooc: Before I go denying you any knowledge what languages do Mahe and  Donner speak.  Here is the link to the language section: <a href="http://www.enworld.org/forums/showpost.php?p=1460653&postcount=44]" target="_blank">http://www.enworld.org/forums/showpost.php?p=1460653&postcount=44]</a></blockquote>

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