Immersive Ink

Franklin scans the ceiling and corners for spiders, while his dog Sconces sniffs the air for unusual fumes.

DM: I am assuming that everybody is looking, but not touching

Nothing unusual is found except for how life-like the sculptures are - the craftsmanship is remarkable

"Does anyone else get the sneaking suspicion that these are not merely statues?" Rhod asks, examining the closest.

Does it look like anyone famous or divine, like the ones we've seen before?

Wiglaff will study the attitude, facial expression, and posture of the statues, trying to decide if they are petrified living creatures.

Maloof listens at the NW door ((we already know what's behind there, but just to make sure no-one is approaching from that direction)).

coffee wrote:"Does anyone else get the sneaking suspicion that these are not merely statues?" Rhod asks, examining the closest.

Does it look like anyone famous or divine, like the ones we've seen before?

They look like serene, classical sculptures, but not of any obvious goddess or person

acodispo wrote:Wiglaff will study the attitude, facial expression, and posture of the statues, trying to decide if they are petrified living creatures.

he can't determine anything

Wiglaff shrugs.

"I'm ready to move on! I think we should go north & see if we can retrieve the treasure from that glass globe."

Franklin suggests,"If nobody has any better ideas, I could try and shatter the glass globe, firing my sling north from this room. If it sets off any kind of trap, then we quickly slam the door. Or if I can't line up the shot from this angle, I bet I could shoot east from the bouncy room."

"I think that's a good idea, Franklin, but first let's just take a look. Somebody please stand guard!"

Wiglaff will go north into the hanging-globe room & give the situation a thorough look-see.

Any openings in the glass ball?
How is it attached to the chain?
How's the chain attached to the ceiling?

He'll also take a turn around the room with an eye out for hidden openings in the walls.