Their trip through the mountain was a lot faster then trying to go over it or around it. Even though there was not much light, almost like a night without a moon the dwarf guides kept them going and on the path. The path lead up and down and winded its way around large pieces of stone that supported the cavern's roof. Up stairs and ramps and back down, here and there the signs of dwarf dwellings, lights from them twingling like star light, as they moved from the city. How long they traveled one could not really tell, with out any sun or stars to tell them. They rested when they were tired and then moved on. By the time they came to the end of their journey they heard what sounded like water crashing upon the rocks. Like all of the Dwarf Kingdoms, there were secret entarnces that only the dwarfs knew of and only a few knew how to open them to keep the Kingdoms secure. Their guides opened the door and beyond lay the ocean. They were high above it as the waves crashed upon the rocks, sending sprays of water up almost to where they were.<br/><br/>"There be a human city not far from here. " One of the guides said. "It is a port city and there they have ships that will carry you to where you need to go. That is if they are not afraid to journey far out into the ocean" The dwarf pointed the direction of the city which lights could be seen from where they were. With that the two reentered the mountain and closed the door behind them. Not a mark or tell tale sign was left that there was ever a door there. Now they had to descend down on a narrow path to the base of the mountain. It was not to long of a journey and soon enough they were approaching the city. Like most it was walled with a gate that allowed travelers in. Only there was one on the Ocean side as well to allow passage of the sailors and merchants and workers at to the Docks.<br/><br/>"If there was a dwarf that set sail long ago it would have been from here." Timberlane told the others. Now the problem would be to find out just where he went. It was unknown if there were records that went back that far. Ships that would have traveled the sea then were no longer around, but perhaps there were some sort of records of the Dwarf. After all, the stone would not have been given to just any dwarf. The King of the Plains had been a great warrior of the Clans that had united them for the war. Lotharn's ancestor, had been another important warrior that had fought in the war. So the Dwarf would have been one as well and probably well known. Mayhap a story or two was made of him and those would still be around. They just had to find someone that had some sort of record or knew the history of the port city. That would probably be the scribes, historians and keepers of the city records.<br/><br/>"First we find an Inn, then rest, then seek out any that might know of the Dwarf from a thousand years ago." Timberlane said.