(Yeah, at this rate, I may actually roll consequences into divine abuse... the campaign certainly allows for it. Let's just put it this way; the heroes aren't the only one with a god backing them up. =P)<br/><br/>From the look of their conversation, Cerul's having trouble getting through to her sister... but, eventually, she brings her around to common sense, or at least to accepting the idea that there's something evil in the forest. While they talk, Daminor takes on a contemplative look, humming the tune to first one song, then another, as if trying to remember something. Suddenly, he breaks into song...<br/><br/><em>"...And so it lay dead, slain by the blade,<br/>Of mighty Elsir that day.<br/>Deep in the heart of the Witchwood,<br/>It's evil would no longer lay..."</em><br/><br/>"I knew the name of this forest sounded familiar... this used to be the home of a powerful, evil dragon, until a band of heroes, led by Elsir, whom this vale was named after, led the battle to kill it. It's possible that some of the creature's evil still lurks in these woods... it's always held a reputation as a cursed, evil place."<br/><br/>(And that, my friends, is a natural 20 on a Bardic Knowledge check.)