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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Nephis" data-source="post: 8911647" data-attributes="member: 20459">In Amna’s rooms:At the sight of the two young ones, Pa’avu freezes like a statue, uncharacteristically unsure of her next steps. Chanvati’s voice is immediately in her mind: “brilliant idea, Pa’avu: become the statue of their champion and yours and send them off to their caretaker and to bed!”Pa’avu recalls Amna’s children outside the Arena marveling at the statues, especially that of Gae’al. Chanvati’s plan solidifies in her mind, and, leaning deeply into her l’pahb’gin, she allows her skin to harden into stone. Then, in a deep, gravelly voice, she quietly whispers to the children, “A good evening to you, young Pari. Shame on you, Farzin, shouldn’t you be more mindful of Margred’s words? How will you enjoy watching me, your champion, if you disobey her? Go now, both of you, and entreat Margred’s pardon so that you may enjoy your nighttime snack and sleep well! Then tomorrow you will more fully enjoy the spectacle of I, the great Gae’al, defeating my opponents!”Once the children are out of the room, Ibhea comes out of the shadows and expertly secretes the scrolls of Xanthar among Amna’s desk papers. The trio leaves the grounds as quietly as they entered, using Pa’avu’s grappling hook and rope for ease of descent (of course, dislodging afterward).[HR][/HR]<ul> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">Chanvati uses Send Thoughts (Encounter Power)</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">use Stone's Endurance as an Advantage to lower Moderate DC to Easy DC</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">use Intimidate as Secondary Skill to buff Primary Skill: +9 = autosuccess vs. 9 Easy DC</li> <li data-xf-list-type="ul">use Bluff (!) as Primary Skill: Roll 15 + 0 + 2 = 17 vs. 9 Easy DC</li> </ul>[HR][/HR]The trio will transition to the Arena to forewarn Gae’al that she needs to establish an alibi for herself, just in case the imaginings of a visit by a talking statue are mistaken for “truth,” and not the fanciful tales of children they so “obviously” are.</blockquote>

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