While fixing up the shrine, Hadama had overheard some of their Fae helpers mention the Undercroft and the knowledge stored there. Curious, he had remained an extra day to investigate. He did not know if it was likely, but he had hoped that there might be records of Vi's Roses there. What areas of the Greatwood they had been found in, and where they had been seen most often. Some way to narrow down the search for the elusive flowers that had the power to purify the Void from their world...
Conveniently, part of the archive was in the water and that was where the Mer King was to be found. He assumed - perhaps incorrectly - that the drier floors of the Undercroft would have been searched already by Fae and human alike. The deepest sections were likely the oldest and also the least accessed, given the water that filled them. Hadama moved slowly through the still waters in his mer form, reading the text upon the walls and stones - and occasionally upon the skin of a sleepy tudalopus as he hummed a Mer lullaby to it - seeking answers, or at least hints of where to go next.
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Conveniently, part of the archive was in the water and that was where the Mer King was to be found. He assumed - perhaps incorrectly - that the drier floors of the Undercroft would have been searched already by Fae and human alike. The deepest sections were likely the oldest and also the least accessed, given the water that filled them. Hadama moved slowly through the still waters in his mer form, reading the text upon the walls and stones - and occasionally upon the skin of a sleepy tudalopus as he hummed a Mer lullaby to it - seeking answers, or at least hints of where to go next.
