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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Rath Lorien" data-source="post: 3370684" data-attributes="member: 15812">Anniston has seemed lost in thought.  But finally emerges from his silence when Vadric kicks the chair."My friends, I hope you do not mind that I got us out of the captain's office.  Our presence there was not doing us, or the crew, any good.  It seems to me that the captain is hiding something.  To be precise, I think he was scared and stalling for time.""It occures to me that if the captain is involved, he may be trying to fabricate a case against us.  If that is true, then it is possible that he has conspirators planting evidence in our cabins.  I must assume that my suspicions are the work of a difficult night and an overactive imagination, but I think we should check our cabins to make sure nothing has been disturbed.  After we are done checking our rooms we should meet back up in Vadric's cabin.""Next, the speaker is unconscious in Vadric's cabin.  We should check on him and see if his condition has changed.  I would also like to check on the beast-man in the hold.  It is unlikely, but not out of the question, that this beastman is purely a victim of some spell that has forced his transformation.  If the man has returned to his senses then perhaps he can shed some light on these events.""Finally, I think we should make one more pass through the ship, particularly the hold, to see if there is any other clue that we have missed.  We can search the cabin of the beastman and the cabin of the conspirators.""The captain said that we should not question the crew, but I propose to you gentlemen that our night is not yet over."Anniston leads the way to the passenger quarters so the party can check their cabins.</blockquote>

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