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The scholar shakes his head imagining the young fellow struggling to bear witness to whatever phenomena has engulfed him. Would he be able to record what is happening before overcome by pain, madness or death? Even a few frantic sentences would be of great research value! And if by some wonder he survives, will he be able to accurately recall his experience or just be a babbling mess?

"So sad", he murmurs aloud.

Gazing at the cyclopean city before them, and pondering the events of the last minute, Percy concentrates on the clues and facts presented before him. What exactly has happened here?

*Makes knowledge arcana/planes check*


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Sensing the cosmic horror about to engulf Ghelik, Percy the Scholar stops and turns, unable to resist instincts at the core of his being despite the effect of the fugue.

"Sir! Or is it madam?!", he belows.

A sudden flashback to an obscure treatise interrupts Percy's thoughts for a split second. Entitled "Abyss, not His-byss, Gender Issues in a Multiverse of Endless Terror" the work in question had not at all deepened his knowledge of lore. But for some reason lost to the memory it had been mandated reading. Something to do with referring to a shuggoth with a male pronoun in some ancient language? Now the lesson emparted became useful for perhaps the first time in the history of elder lore studies.

"My pardons for assuming your gender identity! But please, for the love of gods don't just stand there and die! It would be such a waste! Could you take out a quill and parchment and jot down the final experience in detail ? We may be able to recover the final ravings from your corpse at a later date".

*Continues running*


A pretentious upper class British accented voice screams, "Fly you fools!".

If you turn to look, you catch a glimpse of a scrawny human male disappearing in the distance. He look likes like a bearded, terrified version of Julian Assange clad in scholarly attire.


Ok, this is the wizard here (Percy the Scholar).

Guess I remember who I am based on the fugue score.

I prefer the DM tells us when we level up approach.