Immersive Ink

rredmond wrote: ↑

Mon Mar 18, 2024 7:59 pm

Wait, are you breaking up with us??

Never, good sir. I'm here to the end. By that, I mean as long as Immersive Ink is around, I'll be here.

As much as Goldwen wants to stay and continue walking with the Immaculate Mother Goddess in prayer and conversation, she now knows what must be done to save their world from the plight of evil dragons. There is work to do!

She shares her knowledge of the wyrmspear and it's location beneath the cathedral. "We must retrieve it if we are to drive the evils of dragonkind from our land." She does not bother informing the others of any of the discussions she had with the Immaculate Mother Goddess, aside from the knowledge of the wyrmspear, assuming most of the wisdom shared was for her sake and not that of the party.

Goldwen wonders if the entrance to the underground city is located beneath the statue. She examines the floor around the statue to see if there is any evidence of it being moved or repositioned or of scraping on the flagstone floor.

Any thoughts on where it might be if it isn't under the statue? I guess we need to do a bit more exploring if it isn't...

Stern is awed by Goldwen's divine vision and vows, "In the name of Solaria I pledge my life to retrieve this Wyrmspear."

Hi everybody!

mushgnome wrote: ↑

Wed Mar 20, 2024 4:54 pm

Hi everybody!

*Gasp*

*tear*

Oh, you are VERY welcome here, Mush.

*Waves enthusiastically at Mushgnome!*

Would the Goddess be okay with us pushing her statue around a bit, Garamon offers careful, just to see if anything might open up?

Sheesh Ethan has never reacted to me like that! Harumph!

rredmond wrote: ↑

Wed Mar 20, 2024 9:10 pm

Sheesh Ethan has never reacted to me like that! Harumph!

*chuckles*

*grins*

I feel like my 9 year old. A few weeks ago, she was playing with her brother and my great-niece and nephew. They had built forts, around the house... in real life, as part of a game they were playing. Then she says, "Ok! Now everyone gets to edit their forts!"



You know I love you, Ron. Don't be needy.

Garamon probably isn't strong enough to move the statue all by himself, so Stern offers to give a hand (if necessary).

Garamon and Stern, between them, heave and ho, and push and pull, and lean into both the statue and the pedestal from every direction with all their (considerable) might. It doesn't appear to budge in the slightest. If it is meant to move at all, there must be a knack to it...