(YBA) Drax, Demitri, Slayzer in Wicht's Lair II

[Skarnkai]

I see.. so its this or nothing then.. I guess we will go forward then....

 

[Skarnkai]

Actually I think I will let Dalamar have it from here on in.. it will let him advance a bit faster anyways... *bows to his companion and leaves the tomb..*

 

[Dalamar]

"This place has already made two fine warriors back away... when is my time coming, I wonder."
Drax moves to the door.
Char completely updated.

 

[Wicht]

Drax, starting to feel very much alone, opens the door to the inner sanctum of the tomb and enters.

Inside the room is fairly barren. There are three coffins within.

The center one has a heavy seal of some sort atop it, but the seal looks to be easily removable.

 

[Dalamar]

Drax will move to the coffin on the left and check it for traps. If there are none, he'll open it.

 

[Wicht]

There are no traps on the left coffin and opening reveals... it is empty.

 

[Dalamar]

Dax will move to the one on the right and repeat the same procedure.

 

[Wicht]

There are no traps on the right coffin either and opening reveals... it is empty.

Things seem very still as Dalamar surveys the last coffin. He can hear the blood pulsing through his body and the beating of his heart. For some reason he feels unnaturally nervous as if something powerful is about to happen.

 

[Dalamar]

I really don't like this feeling... or the silence
Drax moves carefully to the last coffin. He will take a thorough look it, trying to find any traps or writings that could reveal who is, or should be, in it.
You propably mean Drax surveys...

 

[Wicht]

Yeah I meant Drax

Drax closely examines the last coffin, and as he touches it he feels the evil presence within. So strongly does he feel it that he pulls his hand back and lands on his rump as he stumbles backwards. He could picture a young man in the coffin, and yet not a man, something dark and evil... and powerful.

There are no markings upon the coffin that Drax can see other than the seal upon the top. The seal is held in place by silvery twine that circles the coffin. Removing the seal, or opening the coffin, either one, would require cutting or breaking the silvery threads of twine.