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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Iron Sky" data-source="post: 5141767" data-attributes="member: 60965">Session 30, Part 2 When they woke up the next morning and walked out of the Turtle, Harold and the Skyland were gone.  Bail started cursing up a storm and shattering boulders with his sword.  When he had it all out of his system, he walked back to the others.“So, Harold stole our Skyland and, along with it, one of our True Stones,” Bail said.  “Suniel, can your magics take us there so we can get it back?” Suniel shook his head.  “Presumably the Skyland is moving.  It would be quite dangerous to attempt while not knowing precisely where it is.” “So what do we do now?” “We still have the Turtle,” Kormak said.  “Can't exactly chase down a flying island with it, but we can head where we want to go... which is where?” “Port,” Suniel said. “Why Port?” Kormak said.  “Assuming there's anything left of it, there's not really much for us there.” “Well, there is something we need near there; the True Stone of Water,” Suniel said. “So, we're going to try to kill the Aboleth?” Kormak said.  “In the Palace beneath the waters?” Suniel shook his head.  “There was no Palace, Kormak, but yes.” “What's an Aboleth?” Bail said. Suniel opened his mouth to speak, but Kormak spoke first.  “It's a big fish... with an Artifact.” “Close enough, I suppose,” Suniel said. “Fine, let's do that then,” Bail said. *** Three days later, the Turtle was trundling along the plains southeast of the Endemore ruins.  Suniel was off in the Carriage House working on Keeper, so Kormak, Meepo, and Bail were left lounging around in the Turtle.  They were in the midst of a game of dice – that Meepo was somehow winning despite his seeming inability to comprehend the rules – when there was a clang on the top of the Turtle. They stopped and looked around.  “Did you hear that?” Kormak said. “Turtle, stop,” Bail said, as they walked to the Turtle's head.  Looking out the eye ports, they saw only windswept plains. “Guess we can't see whatever it is from here.  Any volunteers to go out there?” Kormak said. Just then, two black, shiny eyes appeared in the eye ports.  Meepo yipped and leaped straight up several feet, his reaction startling Kormak more than the creature sitting on their turtle and looking into it.  The eyes blinked once, then disappeared up out of sight. “There seems to be something on our Turtle,” Kormak said. “A dragon,” Bail said, walking towards the Turtle's mouth.  “Turtle open.” Kormak grabbed his arm.  “Wait, you're going out there?  Didn't you just say there's a dragon out there?” “Yes.  Which is why I'm going out to meet it.” Bail ducked out of the Turtle's mouth, motioning for Meepo to stay back. Kormak sighed, patted Meepo on the head and walked out, mentally preparing himself to be eaten by a dragon.</blockquote>

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