RANDOM EVENT
'There are no conditions, young one." The man replied to Oia. "Though if you truly want to forsake your soul and walk into assured death, we will not follow you." They were a warning, if not a slightly murderous one, and nothing more. "Because your soul would find Mort, rather than being trapped here." He said to Kai.
Gruffly the man (and indeed the group), nod in response to the bard. Pointing towards a dimly light tunnel, sconces of fire suddenly are alight on the walls, showing a pathway through the mountains (and presumably) out.
"How do any groups form?" The cultist replied with a look towards Oliver. "Through need. Many lost their lives and their souls to the dragons of these cliffs before we took it upon ourselves to serve as the dam that might protect the world." Tutting, he shook his head. "A lucky few have ventured into the fields and returned to tell the tale. Some have flown high over, enough to see the waterfall and catch glimpses of the lighthouse. None have seen them in person though. Not for millennia. The dragons cannot be tricked or reasoned with. "
Gruffly the man (and indeed the group), nod in response to the bard. Pointing towards a dimly light tunnel, sconces of fire suddenly are alight on the walls, showing a pathway through the mountains (and presumably) out.
"How do any groups form?" The cultist replied with a look towards Oliver. "Through need. Many lost their lives and their souls to the dragons of these cliffs before we took it upon ourselves to serve as the dam that might protect the world." Tutting, he shook his head. "A lucky few have ventured into the fields and returned to tell the tale. Some have flown high over, enough to see the waterfall and catch glimpses of the lighthouse. None have seen them in person though. Not for millennia. The dragons cannot be tricked or reasoned with. "
