Taking in the obvious corruption around them, the druid's expression darkens, his tortle features deepening into a frown as he takes in tableaux. A shaman of some skill, he has never seen corruption of this sort before, and he distrusts it instinctively. It puts him ill at ease, and makes him distrustful of events as they stand. Still, understanding the full nature of the corruption will be an element of finding a solution to this problem, and he voices this opinion as he makes his way to the shoreline.<br/><br/>"We should be wary. There is an unnatural taint to the air, and it smells like something foul may be afoot. You, weak and loud mouthed elf, stay here. Friend sorceress and I will investigate the area, and then return. If the shambling mound returns, you may wish to hide."<br/><br/>Cautiously, Moss makes his way towards the beach itself, his eyes scanning the corruption as he prods cautiously at the surf with his staff, trying to determine if the source of this corruption is natural in nature, or of an arcane nature. He has little experience with such matters, but some understanding of the flora and fauna of the ocean, having come from a small island himself.<br/><br/><strong>PC: Moss rolls a 3 for his investigation, totaling a 4. Clearly he is a druid, not an detective :)</strong><br/>