The crates are stamped with a shipping company name, 'The Landstriders Guild of Magnimar', but are all empty.
Ensu
"No magic in the crates. Anyone want to check them out?"
Kendrick will spend a moment looking around for any signs of a secret passage, . If he doesn't find any, he'll head back towards the closest side passage.
There appear to be no hidden passages. All that is visible down the passage are two wooden doors apoximately 30' and 50' along the right hand wall of the tunnel. It turns a sharp left at its end opposite the last door.
Onward then
Approaching the nearest door Galstok listens momentarily before readying to throw the door open.
Perception:
Approaching the nearest door Galstok listens momentarily before readying to throw the door open.
Perception: 1d20 + 5
Galstok
Galstok will throw open the door and take a look inside.
Perception:
The room beyond is small and dark. It appears to be a store room that is used to store glassware, windows, and other finished goods. Several panes of glass are leaning against the far wall, ready to be set into frames.
if it is stained glass Harlynn will note its worth
Not seeing anything that catches his immediate attention he goes to the second door and listens.
Perception:
If he hears something he will signal the rest of party and throw door open with weapon ready.
Otherwise he will just throw it open.
if it is stained glass Harlynn will note its worth d20+7
Harlynn
Not seeing anything that catches his immediate attention he goes to the second door and listens.
Perception: 1d20 + 5
If he hears something he will signal the rest of party and throw door open with weapon ready.
Otherwise he will just throw it open.
Hearing nothing at the second door, Galstok grasps the handle and attempts to pull the door open. It doesn't move, appearing to be locked.
Missing the point of Tregar's statement, Galstok speaks up, "Oh, I can break it, but it will be really loud and you people have all those ideas about owning stuff you know. And if there is nothing behind there... Oh." He trails off as he realizes Tregar wasn't talking to him but to Drexel Morrow
*Sigh* yes, yes, step aside I will see what I can do.
Disable device
Galstok will step off to one side and hold the torch close so he has light and can watch what Drexel is doing.
drexel
Bravo, Mr. Morrow, I can see why you are handy to have around.
** spoiler omitted **
Drexel
Ensu watches quietly, ready with spell and crossbow if they proved necessary.
Waiting with spell ready.
Bravo, Mr. Morrow, I can see why you are handy to have around.
"Ah, thank you I am sure a child could have done it." I say as I PUSH the door open.
The room beyond is in darkness, but the light from the corridor illuminates its interior enough to make out the form of Ameiko, who lies on her side on the floor at the rear of the room, bound at the wrists and ankles with rope and blindfolded and gagged with strips of leather She reacts to the light entering her cell by letting out a whimper.
Kendrick will ask the others, as he cannot see into the room from his vantage I suppose, "what was that whimper?"
I step aside to allow Tregar to pass and then just lean against a wall in the hall until he is done with the girl.
Ameiko is conscious but pretty badly wounded. Tregar manages to stabalise her condition but she is weak, and covered in cuts and bruises. Tears well in her eyes as she whispers through swollen lips. "Thank you. I thought I was dead. He's gone mad..."
Ensu will step into the room and start chanting a quick prayer, which fills the area around him with positive energy that washes over everyone.
Ameiko is conscious but pretty badly wounded. Tregar manages to stabalise her condition but she is weak, and covered in cuts and bruises. Tears well in her eyes as she whispers through swollen lips. "Thank you. I thought I was dead. He's gone mad..."
Harlynn kneels with care and asks, Which way did he go m'lady? Certainly we have enough that have been deputized to represent the law of this land and can bring him in for questioning.
"Mistress Ameiko, who has gone mad? Was it your brother?"
Galstok looks around to see if there is anything else in the room.
Perception:
The room is devoid of any other occupants. Ameiko carefully gets to her feet, swaying slightly as she supports herself against the wall.
"I am ashamed about my brothers actions. Tsuto, in his madness, told me of his plan - how he and several other mercenaries have joined with Nualia, the daughter of our former priest. who we had assumed had perished with her father in the fire that had destroyed our church. Tsuto bragged that she has got big plans for Sandpoint’s future and that I didn’t want to be in town when those plans came through. He offered me a chance to join his group at Thistletop. I declined his offer and slapped him. It was then that he set his goblins on me. They overwhelmed me and left me here. I don't know where he is now, but I'm grateful to you all for my rescue, but I need to leave and warn my father."
"If I may ask, what does your father look like? I fear we may have already found him. Also, what is this Thistletop you mentioned?"
"Would he still be around or would he have taken off immediately for this Thristletop?"
"I don't think he will have stayed around for long. My brother is a coward. He will be heading to Thistetop as we speak. It's a goblin stronghold further up the coast."Ameiko looks quizically between Ensu and Tregar. "My father. A distinguished looking man. I have his eyes...He..He's dead isn't he...?
We should attempt to cut off this curr before he reaches the rest of his forces at Thistletop.
Looking over at Tregar, "Your know the area right? How long it take to get there?"
"Yes, lets charge into the middle of a fanatic cult without telling anyone. Perhaps we should see the good lady back to her inn so that she can be taken care of and someone knows where we are going in case things go south." Ensu is clearly not enjoying the way the day is going thus far.
"It was more of the idea of catching him before he gets there, but if you want to do that..." Galstok shrugs.
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To Galstok, "It's about four miles east along the coast, as the crow flies, but that's over some steep hills and through two forests, riddled with goblins. You may prefer to take a boat."
To Ensu, "I agree Miss Ameiko should be escorted home, as soon as possible, in case there's more of the tribe still here."
To Ameiko, "Do you know how much further these cellars go?"
Ameiko shrugs, (painfully) and looks at you with a far off look in her eyes."...what? Oh, yes. The cellars. No. Sorry. I don't. It's somewhere I only came to on a couple of occasions with father..." Her head drops and a tear rolls down her cheek. "I think I would like to go home now..."
[b]"We should probably make sure this area is clear of the beasts as well. One or two of us get her back and the rest sweep the building?"[b]