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Considering all that they've discovered so, Lawrance responds to Velon *They covered the underwater entrance with illusion, and that entrance is probably the one used by the dragon. I'd speculate there is another illusioned entrance for the less bulky of them, if not some other kind of shortcut. Let's see what we can see before the spell wears out.*
Putting action to words, Lawrance guides the sensor back around the areas where the kobolds reside, looking for heavily trafficked signs of travel and asking the other, more hunter-y types to look for such signs as well. *It may be we just have to come in their side door, to get in all nice and dry. If you see anything that looks likely, mentally sing out! Except Perry, please merely humm a note or two.* Edited: Gknightbc on 2nd Jun, 2018 - 10:58pm
Poljen says through the psychic link, {Well, if too many of us can't make the swim, and we are unable to find another way in, then I and maybe a few others can swim in as Mari shoots the bird. We can make a bit of a ruckus and see if we can draw them out here… }.
Morgaine thinks and sends through her mind, "[I] You want a distraction to draw them out Poljen, shall we spare some more?" there is smile to my words
Morgaine then waits to see what the group wishes to do and if we are able to find another way into the tunnels besides the water, if not she will go that way. She has been the on and near water all her life.
“Perhaps with the difficulties here it would be best to wait overnight and observe their activities with the eye. We may learn a great deal about who is who in there and how they come and go. As far as we know we haven’t lost the element of surprise yet so waiting may be a greater boon than a risk?”.
'I believe there's definitely merit to the idea of waiting, particularly if we're able to keep ourselves undetected,' Zarra will offer with some consideration at Velon's words, begpte offering her thoughts, 'If we wait a little bit, we might actually be able to see an alternate entrance.' at the same time though, if they wait any longer it could increase the likelihood of them being detected before being able to sneak their way in.
It takes some time to scout with more care, but the second pass with the sensor shows that beyond a door is a narrow passage extending up. It lets out amongst a pile of unassuming rocks, perhaps a half mile from your position. Again, a simple illusion was used to hide the hole.
A few of you spotted traps, both magical and mundane, along the passage.