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"Well that was fun, but better a lesson learned to not touch" says Hunter with a tone of sarcasm as he keeps his eyes off the image and searches the room thoroughly while picking up his arrows.
If he finds nothing he comments, "This end has nothing but a way to trap souls that enter. We need to proceed north."
Jonathon would raise his hands and say in his defense, "There was a mystery! I had already passed up so many that I didn't want another go by with looking into it."
He would look about himself, seeing if there was anything else of interest before adding, "I am still curious about this room and wish to know what magic was cast to create such an illusion that enchants those who look on it." Edited: Thomaslee on 18th May, 2016 - 5:32am
"Oh yeah? Well, don't touch anything with that curiosity of yours until you know what it does. For me its just a trap to get people like us to stay here forever."
Hunter makes sure that he does not look at the image.
Ardo looks at Hunter nodding in agreement. "A powerful one no less. With less luck on our side we could all still be kneeling waiting to die and not knowing anything. North seems as good as any way to start."
Jonathon searches the rest of the chapel room but doesn't find anything of interest, other than the illusion. From what he can tell, based on his limited magical training, is that it must be a permanent illusion cast by somebody or something that is extremely accomplished in the magical arts. Delgar, based on his knowledge, will agree that this must be the case.
Heading north, you hear nothing but the echos of your own footsteps on the stone tiles. It appears that this place is either sparsely populated or that the inhabitants are overly confident that nobody would dare enter their domain and therefore have little security set up, probably relying solely on the Lurker to protect their domain.
Once you reach the northern end of the corridor, it's easy to see that there is a door to the east, a door to the north, and the passage that turns to the west has a slight slope downward, ending in a T intersection with the corridor running north and south.
Hunter, very apprehensive about touching anything, says softly, "Right, so who is going to open those doors?"
As usual he scans for anything unusual this time looking above too.
"Jess can you quickly check the north door for traps and listen to see if anyone is inside. If it is ok step back and we will get Drethen or myself to open it while we cover each other." Ardo looks at Drethen to see who will get the job of opening the door while the other cover the person from possible attack.