"I'm blind!" Jorgen bellowed.
"So am I," echoed Milos.
This was followed by a similar pronouncement from Amadeo and Santrel.
"So all the boys are blind," Fanara noted with a snigger.
A stone call followed and the whole party was hit by a deluge of small stones falling from above. The floor was littered with stones making movement difficult.
After a rest period Fanara wondered if they should head up to the door out of the Maiden. Santrel said that even if Marislova had made it out she would be long gone after the party had rested for eight hours. Fanara was red headed today after her seance, a welcome change from the cadaverous sight from before.
Now the question became where to head next, the supposed hags or the room with sunlight spilling from the entry. Given that they must go through the hag area it probably behooved them to check of the hag area first.
As they approached the chamber from the north Fanara tried to view the area over the hanging curtains. The area inside seemed to be divided into at least three chambers. Fanara could not get a good view into any of them, but there was some magic in the areas.
"We've been here before, just from a different direction," Jorgen spouted.
"What is the creature in this chamber?" Fanara asked of Marislova.
"He is a Satyr f some kind, but be wary of the Tendriculos," she responded.
"What is that?" Santrel queried.
"A plant, but it can swallow you if you're not careful,"
The Satyr began piping an enticing, suggestive tune on the panpipes. Marislova, Jorgen and Amadeo entered the room and moved close under the Satyr in the muck and slop of the floor.
"There doesn't appear to be any way forward from here," Jorgen said after looking around at the walls.
"Where should we go next?" Santrel queried.
"The Temple room had three exits we haven't explored yet. Maybe one of those?" Fanara responded.
"Let's head back to the Temple and we can decide there." Casia suggested.
The party made its way back up the stairs and into the Temple, where no changes had taken place yet. Deciding on the easiest path they headed to the open passageway rather than the two doors.
