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Velon grabs the rope and floats over into safer territory. He let's go once Perry stops and, with a small tug of the rope, continues his slow head over heals rotation. While upright he stairs at Perry with an intense gaze and a scowl on his face, especially after Perry starts laughing. Once upside down again he reached out with his war hammer and with a clank pushes off from the floor, releasing the weapon and sending himself into a more rapid spin. The jolly paladin breaks out laughing loudly, holding his stomach as he flips over and over again with his eyes closed.

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Perry continues laughing as the paladin spins in the air. After a few seconds, Perry helps Velon get straightened out, then drops the spell. "Well that was a close one back there. Sorry about that ordeal, it was split second decision and I thought it was better than the alternative," Perry says. "I guess we should decide where to go next, right? This place is so creepy," Perry admits as he looks up at the towering snake statue.

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The Protector. says...

Tazskan, sends his psuedodragon to scout out ahead, the room Poljen is currently in first.

Then once he has done that to scout up ahead in the passage where Cratol, is.

Tazskan, will wait near the base of the serpent statue.

Specific Action: Sending Amabalis to A068, then to BI60, to see if there be any more creatures, or threats. But not engage them, and send clear telepathic message back.

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The huge hooded stone serpent seems to stare back in a menacing fashion at Perry with glowing red eyes, but its just a trick of the light playing off of the red crystals embedded in it.

Amabalis reports a closed iron door at the first location, and that the tunnel continues on past the second. No immediate threat seen at either place.

Edited: daishain on 3rd Mar, 2018 - 4:42pm

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“Hold on Velon, if it’s okay I want to take a look at that statue.”

Perry flies up to the snake statue to get a closer look at the red crystal eyes. He will touch one of them to see what happens or get a sense of what it feels like.

Out of Character: Can Perry tell what the crystals are or do?

Edited: seath on 3rd Mar, 2018 - 5:03pm

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The crystal eyes do not seem to serve a purpose other than catch the light from the braziers in here in interesting ways.

As to what they are, up close they appear to be a pair of large rubies.

Edited: daishain on 3rd Mar, 2018 - 5:08pm

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Velon accepts Perry's help in getting straightened out and back on the ground, his laughing slowly subsiding. He kneels and picks up his war hammer. Standing again, he looks Perry in the eye and sincerely says "Hey, thanks" with a nod of the head back to the bridge area.

Only seconds after his laughing fit, Velon walks into the statue room, straightening out his hair, necklace and armor along the way. "Ok everyone, no more messing around. This is serious business! No time for rest, there was a runner that went down that hall over there. I'm sure they'll be upon us again very soon." He gives Lia a wink just after speaking.

"What do you all make of the statue? Any magic here? Can we scout down all routes with everyone's pets?"

Out of Character: . Worth having a familiar go even further down the tunnel on Cratol's side that Daishain just described?

Edited: Cinder on 3rd Mar, 2018 - 5:25pm

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"Hey Velon, these look like they might be worth something!" Perry calls down.

Perry will try to pull a ruby out. If it works, he'll grab the other one too.

Out of Character: Not sure how big these things are. I get the sense that this statue is quite large. If they are too big to carry in one hand, Perry will place them in his Bag of Holding. Glad I invested in one of those.