[Game thread] Skull Ruins Pokerole

[Lord Windos]

Nathan would also inquire how everyone else's encounters went to determine if any more healing is required before we move on.

Terra's answer/report was simple but thorough, just like himself: "Moved across Shallow Ground place. Had Oinari scout it out, and found it was trapped. Heavily. So got Angie to fly us across area instead here. Angie got sprayed with Acid and powder while flying over stinky pits. Acid nearly melted her Sharp Beak, and powder Blinded her. Was able to wash it out, but it was tough. Then I landed here, and waited for everyone else. Both my partners got hurt, but not badly. That is all."

In short, Terra's/Cosh's path was a trap bonanza, but they made it out okay all things considering.

He's ready to break down the door at anytime, and then have Solomon scout out the place himself with his senses/scholarly Knowledge/FLASH. If anyone else has alternative plans to get in, though, he'll wait and listen to them before acting.

But that not all that the sagely monk had to tell his scholarly friend, however. He lowered his voice to a whisper as he spoke the rest of what he want to tell them, eyes flicking off to Cosh first to make sure they were not listening.

".....Nathan, I got some news about Valder. It is not very good."

He then proceeds to fully recount from memory what Cosh told him about them/the Water Scimitars/the Crocawnomicon , as well as his own suspicious about it (IE: He thinks either Valder was a traitor, or something bad happened to him that force him to give over the spellbook to the Water Scims), then finishes off by telling them the rest of the info he managed to glean from their conversations. He also tells them he also agree to the master magician cast some Spells on them, and they turned out to be purely beneficial (Making him feel tougher), so they could trust the Earth Scimitars to support them that way to an extent (IE: Use your own judgement to decide if your partner is trustworthy enough to do that).

Once he finishes, he gives the boy an questioning, uneasy look, and simply asked this: ".....What should we do about this? Now, and in the future?"