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Philo concurs with Lwentano reasoning -- better to know what we are walking into. If they are associated with the dark, we might be better accepted as we try to fence our goods, and we can possibly make implications that will get us some better prices.

As for selling the journal, Philo is all for that, after we have finished translating it all and keeping our notes.

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Myrrani looks at the scrolls and shrugs. "I don't particularly want to use these anyways. They seem... Dark. And the price is nice, to be sure."

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Lwentano will lead the party to the church so we can sell the scrolls and other stuff to the priest. Then see what else if anything he may be able to tell us about the Dark or the camp of mages just outside the village.

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Myrrani will shake her head slowly. "Those... Things we fought were... Devils? In the bodies of townspeople? It... There is no way we could challenge an entire camp full of people who can conjure those vile things. Not alone, not with all the silver in the world." She looks about the room, at her companions, "But... We can't leave the innocent townsfolk to this fate. We cannot just leave them in their cages. I know what it is to be caged, and... I will not leave anyone to that fate."

She sighs and holds a hand to her head, "There must be something we can do... The Dark may not have any open opposition that we know of, but surely the devils do not run unopposed. Could we contact a being on an opposing plane of existence, perhaps? Or an opposing faction within the same plane? The devils may ally with the Dark, but the enemy of my enemy, is he not my friend?"

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Aive dosen't trust or like this cleric, seems to be too certain on things with out supporting evidence and expects us to trust him, but he fakes it and plays along searching for holes in his story and silently questioning his every word.

He cares not for searching for some so called dark or true dark but heading to the mage camp and looking for children.

None the less he pushes the money be spent wisely before we leave on silver, healing food and an escape plan.

potions of invisibility or the likes would be nice.

Edited: testsubject1 on 21st Sep, 2010 - 2:47pm

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Philo also wishes to purchase some silver weapons and quizzes the cleric on what he can make available, hoping to find at least a dagger and some silver tipped arrows.

Although apprehensive of confronting a camp full of dark wizards, Philo does want to see about rescuing the children.

"Perhaps me and Aive can try sneaking in to the camp tonight and looking around?" he suggests, with a look and shrug in Aive's direction to see what his thoughts are.

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Lwentano thinks this information over. He thinks that trying to sneak into the camp may be a bad idea. I think we should scout the camp and see what the lay out of it is. I think if we can get in a position to maybe cause the deaths of a couple of these wizards or what ever they are and get away may be a better idea. If they are watching us it is going to be too hard to actually get into the camp and free the captives without a well formed plan of attack.

Lwentano will ask for a silver long sword and 40 silver arrows.

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Aive protest against most ideas as he thinks everyone is over reacting, and he is against killing a mage just because some cleric said all mages in a certain camp are evil unless its for the right amount of coin, in wich case he wont care the reasoning.

"You know a good place to look for those children! In the cave behind that wizards cave, where those nasty guys were hiding!"

Aive will ask around town what the villagers think of the mage camp, he didn't get the feeling it was evil but more a maketplace before.