The rest of the journey continues uneventfully, the rest of the party thanking Draiss for his watchful wards.<br/><br/>Up ahead, they spot the Fane of Tiamat, obvious from hundreds of yards away. Across a thin bridge of natural stone, carved on a narrow ledge, stands a massive, stone carved statue of Tiamat, literally a hundred and fifty feet tall, etched to an almost life-like appearance, the five heads arcing out, centered down towards the narrow ledge, mouths wide in an eternal roar, the stones themselves chosen to match the colors of their dragon; obsidian, alabaster, soapstone, malachite, and marble. In the torso of the mighty beast, a massive stone door has been carved into the wall, twelve feet high and twelve feet wide, the statue replcated in miniature upon the door, though this time, the dragons are carved from precious stones.<br/><br/>Unknown to everyone but Draiss, there is a large cave, hidden behind the head of the of the red dragon head, at the peak, is a massive cave, currently holding the hoards of the four dragons, and the behir, that the Red Hand had accumulated. It is also occupied; a massive blue, Tyraguna, residing, aware of their imminent arrival.