[Game thread] Skull Ruins Pokerole

[PhantomUnderYourDesk]

Yes, actually - in the sky above it is prime star viewing time. You think this may have been one of the strange ancient machines mentioned by Elminster, built by the First Technical Society and preserved by Sarimanok. There could be hidden sensor crystals or mechanisms.

Ooooohhhhhh!!~ ヽ(°〇°)ﾉ This is a nice semi-proof for Shiva that some old civilisations have been much more advanced than history believes and teaches, and grants her +1 fascination for that old crude telescope. If there wouldn't be the Ghosts that decided to play their mean tricks on them all, it would have been immensely hard to pull her away from this tesecope as she'd want to discover all secrets it holds.


Her mild disappointment over being seperated from the neat object doesn't last for long at all though, as once she has recovered from the fall, all these craftings awake her curiosity and interest AGAIN and not an inch less intensively: What's this strange place, and where do all these lovely pieces of art come from?? They're so nicely preserved even!

As said, Shiva immediately begins to (carefully) investigate the collected craftsmanship here, lets Whimsicott illuminate selected pieces for better observing and tries to catch up some tricks and inspiration from all these items for her own craftings. Suddenly however, she stops to a halt and gasps lightly, then quickly nudges Arachnautilus to get her attention. "Arachna, look!! *points to something small and alive in the darkness near a wall* This.... this rodent there, it looks similar to that big bulky black rat we've seen, that 'Raffiti', doesn't it? I... It appears to be painting... I'll go take a look! ^_^ " Off Shiva is before edgy spider-nautilus Scimitar can say a thing, but from her wording Shiva wouldn't mind if Arachna comes too. She just wouldn't want her to outright start a battle!

3. Name: Ratsy*
Cap: 1
Challenge: Quite easy
Notes: Ratsy is painting beautiful Pharaonic art on the walls. The kings and dragons seem to sparkle in the dim light.