Moving back to the center of the cave, Lu-Lushe held her Everburning Torch up high, and looked around at the shadows on the floor, those cast by her friends, those cast by the statues, and those cast by herself.  She moved it lower, checked again, waved the torch around, observing the way the shadows moved in the light source.<br/><br/>The bit about counting the shadows and watching the sun had a number of potential meanings, and the first thing on the Goliath's checklist was making sure that they hadn't come under some sort of illusion by entering the cave.  Admittedly, it was at a much lower level of probability compared to other potential meanings of the riddle, but it was also potentially the most devastating possibility, so she had to get it out of the way first.<br/><br/>Assuming everything checked out, she would next turn her attention to the statues.  Three seperate figures, a girl, a woman, and an old crone, and each seemed to almost be begging...<br/><br/>"The old woman's walking stick is broken."  Lu-Lu noted, looking closely at the statues.  "...Anybody got any Galifars on them?  All I have are a few Sovereigns."<br/><br/>((And now, a note about Eberron's culture.<br/><br/>Gold -> Galifar<br/>Silver -> Sovereign<br/>Copper -> Crown<br/><br/>This has been a note about Eberron's culture.))