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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DiFier" data-source="post: 1023955" data-attributes="member: 2345">They stepped into the Fire Temple.  The most obvious feature of the temple was that the back wall was made of fire.  The other walls were tile moasic.  The design was scenes of fire elemantals and peple using fire.  The floor was black tile.  There were mats rolled up next to the door.After a careful search of the room turned up nothing they stood infront of the wall of fire.  Ciramar thrust his staff into the wall as far as he could.  It didn't hit anything solid.  He pulled it out and inspected it.  Ciramar called for protection from fire and Tenetivaly put his hand up to the wall.  He touched the wall with his finger tips and then stepped into the burning plane.  The Wall of fire was not thin.  Ciramar was releaved that he was not burning he walked a few more steps and exited the burning wall.  The Room continued twenty feet beyond the burning wall.  Arsindis was getting Antsy. Ciramar hadn't burst into flame but he hadn't returned.  she kept repeating in her head.  do not fear the elements, do not fear the elements  she then thrust her hand into the burning wall and immedially pulled it out.  it was still there, it wasn't burning.  She stepped into the wall of fire.  Ciramar was studying the back wall the moasic on the side walls continued past the wall of fire and onto the back wall.  All the people and elemantals on the back wall were pointing to the center of the wall.  Ciramar barely noted Arsindis, with Sinji following quickly,  exiting the burning wall.   "they are all pointing to . . . . that."  All the moasic's people and monsters were pointing at a dark hexagagonal tile centered in the back wall.  They moved over to inspect the tile.  Ciramar tapped the tile.  "I believe that this is made of some sort of metal. Iron would be my guess. . .  It appears that it would fit in the indentions in the columns."  Arsindis was inspecting the grout around the tile.  Proding it with a dagger.  "the grout around it is different. . . harder, slightly shinnier."  She jabbed it with the dagger but the grout remained unharmed.  Ciramar looked to Sinji.  "We'd like to remove this tile.  but we may need to damage some of the surrounding tiles, is that alright?"  "Certainlly.  We must get the scroll to master Po."  "This is the temple of fire." reasoned Arsindis "maybe it will burn out."Ciramar was thinking the same thing.  Before She had finished speaking he had begun casting prestigitation.  a small flame sprung forth from his finger tip and he held it to the edge of the tile.  the grout melted quickly and the tile fell to the floor.  once it had cooled Sinji wrapped it in a piece of silk cloth and placed it inside his robe.</blockquote>

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