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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DEFCON 1" data-source="post: 3039516" data-attributes="member: 7006">[sblock=Nelson: ]You take about a minute to gather up some food and turn on the lantern... then move to the portal.  You sense no movement of the air, and the smell of it is definately ancient and stale.  You move into the passageway and you can immediately tell the tunnel narrows over the course of thirty feet, both in height and in width.  When you hit the thirty foot point, the tunnel is down to what seems like the width that it travels the rest of the way... about two feet wide and only maybe four feet high.  There's no running possible, no way to draw or use any sort of weapon except perhaps a dagger.  The tunnel is rough rock and when you raise up the lantern you can see that this narrow tunnel runs forward about 15 more feet or so before splitting off into two seperate tunnels (the left tunnel rising uphill, the right tunel dropping sharply downhill).As you stand and get your bearings at what is in front of you, it is easy to hear the sound of the wooden door unlocking behind you and then opening.  A voice that you recognize as the dwarf that brought you down here exclaims "By the Host indeed!  The blighter got it open!  How in the-- Quick!  Go tell the Cap'n!  We're in!  And Luttin is... heya... where IS Luttin?  LUTTIN!!!  Did you go in there?  Come on back!  It's dangerous!  We lost two of our men on the last one!!!"You easily hear the sounds of footsteps coming to the tunnel entrance and footsteps hurrying away down the other direction... presumably to tell the Captain that you opened the portal.[/sblock]</blockquote>

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