The Psionicle, Part IX

[Darkwolf]

After studying the ground for a little bit, Narok stands up.

"Not much has been here recently. Just the cat and the mouse within the past week or so. Have been traces of something human-shaped going both the way we came in and the way the animals went."

 

[Zhure]

Osius

While the others examine the room, Osius keeps an eye down the western hallway.

 

[Dalamar]

"I guess those could be your tracks, couldn't they, Shardorn?"
After addressing the goblin cleric, Syld looks up to the writing and tries to recall if he has ever read of such thing.
OoC: Trying a Knowledge check.

 

[GnomeWorks]

Shardorn shrugs. "That's possible, I suppose... but that was couple of weeks ago."

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Osius - you watch the hallway through the western entrance. There isn't much there, just more hallway - no sign of either of the animals.

 

[GnomeWorks]

Syld - Though you're barely familiar with it, you have read references to a language called Lothari, which was the primary language used by the illithid's servant races when the illithids controlled Kahasal and the rest of the continent. It is occassionally used as a ceremonial language among some goblin tribes, though this is relatively rare in modern times.

 

[Jarval]

"More little creatures, by the looks of things." Jansson straightens up, moving back to the passageway to stand guard with Osius.

"So, where now? The faster we find the sealed door, the faster we find Jarli, I would think."

 

[GnomeWorks]

Shardorn thinks for a moment, considering the hallway.

"I think we head down that hallway," She says, "and take a right; head down that passage, and take another right... and it should be down there somewhere."

 

[The Forsaken One]

Grmble.. I miss the sunlight reflecting nice colors from Nestiphae... lets get going please.

And she gestures to head down the hallway while still watching their back.

And euhm.. Jarli eh?

 

[Dalamar]

Syld goes to a random shelf and picks a book at random from those he can reach.

 

[Zhure]

Osius

"I'm with Jannson on this one for certain. The quicker the better," Osius says.

He takes the lead following Shardorn's directions, looking for the first right.