<div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">OOC</div><div class="spoiler_body">Antimony's Token Sense Motive Roll: Sense Motive check to determine if the Grand Trickster is speaking the truth. (1d20+1=13) (http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/3717735/)<br/><br/>That said, since I know OOC that Aeriyon has already left...</div></div><br/>Antimony had been debating the relative merits of simply teleporting past the doorway when Ilmlim surprised her by speaking up with the answers to the Grand Trickster's three riddles.  Her own first instinct had been to use her magic to cleverly bypass the riddles entirely, something a trickster god would no doubt approve of, but he had instead taken the time to quickly work out the answers to all three riddles, which was an impressive feat.  For the second time that day, her estimation of his overall competence rose.<br/><br/>Having already heard a child's voice from outside the chamber, the sorceress was unsurprised to find a child occupying the position of the temple's 'Grand Trickster'.  Given who the temple was dedicated to, she seriously doubted that she was actually dealing with a child of any sort.  Illusion, perhaps, or else shape-changing magic, but either way, she didn't believe for an instant that the soft races of the surface would send a child to take charge of a temple in a drow city.<br/><br/>"Thank you, Grand Trickster," was her response, when she was informed that Aeriyon wasn't in the temple at the moment.  And she meant it, too, since the talk about him returning meant that had once been there, and had since left.  Of course, she naturally didn't plan to just take the priest at his word, and she scrutinized his words and tone of voice carefully when he spoke, but she couldn't really detect any hint of a lie...  Or at least, no lying about the fact that he had been there at some point.  "When Aeriyon returns, please simply tell him that Antimony was looking for him.  I believe he will know how to contact me from there."<br/><br/>She highly doubted that the assassin would return to the temple, however.  After the attempted murder of a matron mother, it was likely that he would instead do his best to leave the city entirely, and at the earliest opportunity.  That meant that he was no longer under the protection of the temple's anti-divination wards, and that tracking him down would thus come down to a matter of divination  and teleportation...