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Message: <blockquote data-quote="El Jefe" data-source="post: 2054981" data-attributes="member: 19990">Oirhandir's expression fell as he studied the little vial.  "Nothing", he said, his disappointment evident.  He couldn't even tell what the vial once held...would anything but ink have left such a stain after all these years?  But would ink have changed color so much, taking on a reddish hue?  There just weren't enough clues.  Oirhandir pondered dunking the little vial in the pool in hopes of dissolving some of the residue on the inside, but decided to just set the thing on the little ledge between the pool and the wall."Well, if we are going to do this thing, we should prepare well", he said, a sense of resolution overcoming his funk.  "We should send our best swimmer, who may not be Rogier."  He nodded quickly to the paladin, "Not to disparage your vigor or your talent."He continued.  "That person should take two ropes, one in his hand, and one tied about his waist.  He can secure the one in his hand to a good hold on the other side, yet we can still use the one at his waist to pull him to safety.  We should also have rope signals, say one pull for more slack, two pulls to take slack up, and three pulls to signal an emergency.  And, at the end of a prearranged time, we should pull hard on the rope no matter what signals we've got.  Does anyone have other suggestions?"The elf looked around, hoping that whatever transpired, the party could return to the outerworld before their pack animals had all found their ways into the bellies of crocodiles.</blockquote>

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