<div class="floatleft">(https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/736x/c2/5a/5b/c25a5b9d4712a0ffad833f263d4d9023.jpg)   </div><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 18pt;">Aesa Wyrmborn</span>(https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=237173.msg11677350#msg11677350)<br/>Dragon-Blooded Elven Arcanist 1 (http://www.myth-weavers.com/sheet.html#id=560159)<br/><hr/><br/>Aesa frowned a moment at the cheese tray, considering her words as well as those of the others.  Finally, she shook her head at Timo's suggestion.  "No.  Lorrimor considered the issue a pressing one; he said the entire town was at risk if he were too late.  Not even enough time to...well.  Days mattered.  Presumably, nothing has happened yet, unless the influence is something subtle and dire.  But we don't have time to sight see or become familiar faces...nor, frankly, do I think a town that held suspicions of the kindly old professor would be likely to accept many of us.  We're a bit of a motley assortment."  She smiled around the room, making it clear the comment wasn't condemnation, just acknowledgement of the odd sort that Lorrimor collected as friends.<br/><br/>"Obviously, we shouldn't go unprepared.  But our dear friend has not left us so uninformed that we must root through dread literature for clues; the way was mapped out clearly enough.  The church of Pharasma for information about those who died in the fire - with a special care for completeness, and why would he doubt it?  ...anyhow, the false crypt as well for some sort of equipment.  And we'd do better to look around here or at town hall for a map of the prison-that-was than read unholy catechism."<br/><br/>A thoughtful tilt of her head.  "Actually...tools may mean more than simply weapons or devices.  There may be some hint of what haunts Harrowstone.  Presumably Lorrimor visited without incident, and he may have left clues as well.  But false or not, we shouldn't be seen entering crypts.  I suggest a few of us with good sight investigate tonight."