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   The Sorcerer Queen of Assyria attempts to teleport herself and Sultan Murad II into the bridge of the Black Pyramid of Kronos... Her chance of overcoming the wards against any extradimensional travel into or out of the Pyramid not initiated by the one attuned to the Pyramid helm is 20% (01-20 on % dice): 1d100 ⇒ 91 fails! ... The spell fails to penetrate the enigmatic wards of the Black Pyramid, and the two remain where they stood, the spell wasted... Aramaic to Murad: I will try as many times as I can, my love! The wards are strong, woven by gods from a distant star system, the clan of Anu the Sky God... Again, she tries to teleport herself and the Sultan into the Black Pyramid of Kronos... 1d100 ⇒ 48 fails again! Aramaic: Damn the Anunnaki and Their clever wards!  
   Sultan Murad II wrote: Minutes later, in the hidden court of Queen Semiramis, the Sultan teleports before Her Fey Majesty and reports, in Aramaic: It is there now, My Queen! Let us go at once! Aramaic: I shall grab my necessities and be ready anon, my love! pants the lovely dark elf sorceress, blushing with desire over the prospect of possessing the Black Pyramid...  
   Sultan Murad II wrote: 
 The Pyramid should always be feared, my love... There is no limit to the harm that could be done with it... As for whether or not we can capture it for ourselves, we must try, for certain! For if the Black Pyramid is in play, whosoever controls it, controls the world!  
   Sultan Murad II wrote: 
 In Ancient Aramaic: I can elucidate this mystery for you, my lover... The Black Pyramid has been found by brave explorers, interlopers into the occult secrets of the past... They made stop at the woods north of Kiev to gather their wits in peace, and to acclimate themselves to the Pyramid undisturbed for a moment... Then off to elsewhere... | 
 
	
 
     
    