X4-5: across the mountains - IC

[Rhun]

"Then let us get on with it." Aram turns to lead the way back to the entrance. Before passing through the archway, he mimics the words of the Master's commader. "“I come to thee, my Master” he says, and then walks through the archway.

 

[Leif]

Bevin "The Beguiler" Rockhammer, Beguiler9, AC:20/17/15 HP:56/56

"What's that, Aram? Oh! Um...'I come to thee my master,' " grumbles Bevin halfheartedly as he also passes through the archway.

OOC: Bevin DARES Fuller to say, "Yo massah! What up, homey?"

 

[kinem]

[sblock=Rhun]Aram feels no ill effects as he exits through the archway.[/sblock]

[sblock=Leif]Bevin feels no ill effects as he exits through the archway.[/sblock]

"Bevin, if you would be so kind - Ripclaw cannot say the pass phrase, and I would rather not anyway" Girgal declares.

 

[Rhun]

Edit: Double Post

 

[Rhun]

"Confound it all," says Aram. "I forgot about Ripclaw! For the record, I didn't like say it either, but anything to avoid the magical assault that I felt when I first walked through that thing."

 

[Leif]

Bevin "The Beguiler" Rockhammer, Beguiler9, AC:20/17/15 HP:56/56

Bevin will indulgently say the pass phrase twice more, when first Ripclaw and then Girgal exit.

"What seems to be the matter, my sandy friend?"

 

[kinem]

"It may well be that the pass phrase only works for the speaker." Girgal, mounted on Ripclaw, waits near the arch instead of passing it.

 

[Leif]

Bevin "The Beguiler" Rockhammer, Beguiler9, AC:20/17/15 HP:56/56

"Very well, then, why didn't you just say so?" Bevin will again cast Dispel Magic to suppress the effect long enough for everyone to safely exit.

"By the way, I've almost used my whole daily allotment of spells of the Third Order. We'd best not require to many more dispellings today."

 

[Rhun]

"Truth be told, I think we're done here anyway," says Aram. He shrugs, and leads the way back to the entrance of the abbey.

 

[Leif]

Bevin "The Beguiler" Rockhammer, Beguiler9, AC:20/17/15 HP:56/56

"I s'pose that's just as well, then. Actually, it's much better than that -- I dared not even hope that you would let me take a little rest already!"