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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Dr Simon" data-source="post: 4554827" data-attributes="member: 21938">OOC: Just to clarify, the bell rope is in the middle of the shrine, so you have to enter to ring it. If this is acceptable:Annika enters the shrine and rings the bell. It gives a single clear toll.[SBLOCK=Annika]Outside, Ropoko Island vanishes, to be replaced with a snow-covered landscape. On second glance, it *is* Ropoko Island but in the grip of a harsh winter. Dark grey clouds scud low overhead. The trees and shrubs are stripped to twisted winter skeletons. The river is a sheet of ice that stretches as far as you can see. There is no sign of the banks, of the Lion Guard, or your friends.Seated a short distance away is a large bulky figure, dressed in shabby furs. It seems to have armour underneath the furs. It looks around as it hears the dying toll of the bell. Its face is unnaturally large, with a tusked mouth and huge eyes with cat-like pupils, surrounded by shaggy black hair. It is gnawing on an old shin-bone and gives a quizzical grunt as it sees you."Unh?"It moves to pick up a strange-looking weapon beside it, a pole-arm with crescent blades at each end.[/SBLOCK][SBLOCK=Everyone Else]Annika vanishes."Hm," says the captain. "I think we'll see what happens before I return your blade," he says to Three Flowers and makes a gesture to one of his spear-carriers. "Soldier, you're next."Meanwhile, Ape has no trouble finding a branch suitable for use as a club amongst the undergrowth.[/SBLOCK]</blockquote>

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