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<blockquote data-quote="Someone" data-source="post: 1972339" data-attributes="member: 5656">[OOC: The cohorts are updated, too]&quot;Heyrl! I found those, do you realize.&quot; says Calzada. &quot;If you know what they do, use them, but I´ll share only if you get me out here!&quot;Meanwhile Menghil examines the plateau. At your back lies a rock wall. It continues left and right, spanning about 1500 feet; 100 feet at your left [I said right before: it was a mistake] there´s a big crevasse, some 35-40 feet wide. A stream deep enough to wet your feet runs at it´s bottom: apparently, the water comes directly from the rock wall and above it, and forms a diminutive waterfall. Beyond the crevasse, the plateau continues no more than twenty feet, and 50 in the widest part: the rock wall continues there (so the mountain closes the plateau from two sides)The other side (thus the plateau is a rough triangle) is from where you came. There´s no nest: the birds sleep and eat where they want, but for what you´ve seen and learned from Calzada it´s rare they all rest at the same time. The floor is highly irregular; it´s broken in many places, forming cracks (many of them wide enough to hide in them) Also, the ships, rocks and spires interrupt the landscape.The rock wall continues upwards, to the top of the mountain, wich is not far.Jagra concentrates hard with the staff in hand, but nothing happens.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Someone, post: 1972339, member: 5656"] [OOC: The cohorts are updated, too] "Heyrl! I found those, do you realize." says Calzada. "If you know what they do, use them, but I´ll share only if you get me out here!" Meanwhile Menghil examines the plateau. At your back lies a rock wall. It continues left and right, spanning about 1500 feet; 100 feet at your left [I said right before: it was a mistake] there´s a big crevasse, some 35-40 feet wide. A stream deep enough to wet your feet runs at it´s bottom: apparently, the water comes directly from the rock wall and above it, and forms a diminutive waterfall. Beyond the crevasse, the plateau continues no more than twenty feet, and 50 in the widest part: the rock wall continues there (so the mountain closes the plateau from two sides) The other side (thus the plateau is a rough triangle) is from where you came. There´s no nest: the birds sleep and eat where they want, but for what you´ve seen and learned from Calzada it´s rare they all rest at the same time. The floor is highly irregular; it´s broken in many places, forming cracks (many of them wide enough to hide in them) Also, the ships, rocks and spires interrupt the landscape. The rock wall continues upwards, to the top of the mountain, wich is not far. Jagra concentrates hard with the staff in hand, but nothing happens. [/QUOTE]

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