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Message: <blockquote data-quote="97mg" data-source="post: 7398560" data-attributes="member: 6799460">Four SidesAnnit too, joined in the investigation of this mystery. Without touching, she closely inspects the marked stone and the area around them. Eventually she just shrugs, “nothing.”Dain and Jeovanna come up empty as well. Aside from the hand imprint, everything else appears to not only be real, but also devoid of traps, secret doors or other mischievous abnormalities. Maybe it is just some kind of underground art?Metea and Otiroth might disagree with such an assessment. The sorcerer recalls a spell rumoured to be used by Bard’s and Wizards, members of The Burning Rose with skill sets that even outweigh his own. The creation of a glyph of some kind, which once touched unleashes unimaginable pain upon a victim. Sounds like a sure way to lock away some secrets safely. But is this one of those? Otiroth might think it could be something similar… but the glyph spell is designed to be very hard to find. This marking on the wall, well it's just so obvious. Whatever it is, magic isn’t out of the equation!For Metea, there is a strange serenity in this space. For all the danger and worry that the Path of Flames might cause your colleagues, you might feel guiltily confident here. Does it smell like home? Not the familiar smell of your quarters at the Church of Suru, but something older… darker. You have no doubt that the hand print is important, but the why, what and how of it remains to be seen, or ignored.Annit thought Otiroth’s plan sounded like a good one. Assemble near one of the exits, ready to dash, if Metea was seriously going to touch this thing with her handy sidekick.<Annit Investigation = 4></blockquote>

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