The Jade Frontier, part 2 (DM: THB, Judge: Lord Sessadore)

[Katana_Geldar]

One thought, does anyone know thelanguage that woman was speaking? It's nothing of the like that I have heard.

 

[pathfinderq1]

Miranna looked around the group. "I'd guess that is a 'no'- I think is the local dialect, though," she rasped.

OOC: Pretty sure we've heard at least some people speaking it by now, even if none of us actually understand it.

 

[TwoHeadsBarking]

ooc: Yes, you are able to deduce that it is Tsugo, the courtly, almost antiquated language of the Kingdom of Jade.

 

[pathfinderq1]

Miranna paused for a moment, letting everyone absorb the image they had just seen. Her own gaze found the stone staircase leading downward- it seemed like the best place to start. "Shall we?," she growled, pointing at the stairs with her sword...

 

[Katana_Geldar]

Yes, we'll continue. Firete led the way down the stairs into the keep, keeping her sunrod in front of her.

OOC: TwoHeads, what was the result of Yishim's history check? Anything we should know?

 

[TwoHeadsBarking]

[sblock=ooc]

TwoHeads, what was the result of Yishim's history check? Anything we should know?

Yes! Thanks for reminding me.[/sblock]

[sblock=History]The history of the Kingdom is filled with battles against the Shadow. However, not all of these struggles take place on the battlefield. There are many accounts of people being tricked or possessed by the Oni and forced to perform hideous deeds, frequently involving the betrayal of loved ones.

While you can't be sure, it seems likely that this was once the keep of Lord Masaru, a general of some small renown. The books you've read contain a great deal of speculation surrounding his disappearance, but if they mentioned anything of interest regarding his life you don't remember it.[/sblock]

 

[Katana_Geldar]

Firete continues to lead the group down the stairs, still wondering who the knight and the woman were.

 

[ronakshah2000]

While I can't be sure, it seems likely that this was once the keep of Lord Masaru, a general of some small renown. The books I've read contain a great deal of speculation surrounding his disappearance, but nothing tangible or certain. Let's head down the stairs.

 

[Katana_Geldar]

Well, it seems as if he actually has disappeared, and reappeared, Firete says as they continue down the stairs, tyring to make light of the situation.

[sblock=OOC]So, how many stairs are there?[/sblock]

 

[Rapida]

Brenwar chuckles a bit at Firete's bad joke.