"I know none of you," says the woman as she leans on her crook, "but let us change that, dears. I am Tellura of the Skalds. Wastes know how you wandered in here, but you are moving towards the heart of the Harmonica and are in the lair of a creature known as Al Bari. A blasphemous name to call one's self to a certain faith, who reserves it for their own Power, but when one debases one's self by serving as a proxy to Azathoth, I suspect that such heresy no longer matters. It is Al Bari who has undoubtably been plaguing your minds since you entered this place. It is obsessed with the evolution and adaptation of life, and we believe this place is a monument, as it were, to the diversity of life on the outer planes." She smiles kindly, trying to put you at ease, "It is very much a scientist in its own eyes though, of as good humour as you meet in Pandemonium, and unlikely to harm you directly. True bloods have survived in these tunnels for weeks on end without Al Bari being more than a voice in their heads.  At least that's a comforting thought."<br/><br/>Nemesil speaks after her. "Is is so strange that we find them here Tellura? Look, they come with a Mover of the Harmonium," he says, indicating to Malik Khan and reading his rank off of some obscure symbol in the warforged's armour. "It is likely that they seek others who are lost within Al Bari's maze, yes?"