<div class="floatright">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/3/32/GoblinScout.jpg)</div>Mogmurch shook Thea's hand solemnly. "We have a bargain," he echoed. "So they can be killed? Their armour isn't invincible?"<br/><br/>He shook his head. "No, they take nothing. They killed us, then got back into their wagon and kept moving. They didn't want anything from us. Our greatest treasures, they ignored or they drove over. I don't think they even knew we were there at first. We were just in the way."<br/><br/>Mogmurch ducked his head when Curra addressed him, clearly deferential to her. "We will serve, drow-lady," he said in hurried Undercommon. "I will show you the way so that you can fight with your greater power and wisdom!" He seemed obviously cowed by her presence, although his eyes did stray over her body more than once.<br/><br/>He shrieked and jumped when Kye revealed herself. "How did you do that? You holding your breath all this time? You sneaker than Mogmurch, and Mogmurch sneakiest one of Valley Lurkers!" He composed himself and grinned. "And let me tell you, we're all pretty stealthy."<br/><br/>Rosa gave Kye an approving smile at how well she had concealed herself, then pondered. "If this wagon is of otherworldly origin - if it is powered by infernal or demonic forces, it will have to be destroyed. Otherwise... I agree that nobody should be allowed to wield this power, but if this represents a new threat, who is to say that more is not to come? We should gather all the evidence and information we can to present to the king, if Cordovia is to be safe. This is all so unusual. We need to find out more."<br/><br/>With Mogmurch leading the way, the party was able to make excellent time through the valley, and they covered twenty miles before it was too dark to see. When they stopped to camp, he offered to share some questionable dried meat from his backpack, then took up a perch in a tree to rest.<br/><br/>The next day, Mogmurch led the party at a slower pace, approaching the Stone Table by the route which let them make the closest approach without breaking from the trees. It was early afternoon when they reached the treeline, looking up at a scree slope not unlike the one around Shadowbane Plateau, with similar marks from the wagon's wheels. From this distance, they could make out some vague shapes on top of the mesa: a long grey building, about the size of a small stable, and some smaller structures that might have been tents.<br/><br/>"That's the wagon," whispered Mogmurch, pointing to the grey building. "I told you it was huge! It had prisoners strapped to it on its way here, but I don't see them now." He looked at Kye. "Wanna go take a closer look?"