<strong><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 14pt;">SENTHAYNATRIX LITERATOR</span></strong>(http://www.myth-weavers.com/sheet.html#id=563156)<br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Statblock</div><div class="spoiler_body">Female Neutral Kobold Alchemist, Level 1, Init 2, HP 8/8, Speed 20 (30)<br/>AC 15, Touch 13, Flat-footed 13, CMD 10, Fort 2, Ref 4, Will 1, CMB -2, Base Attack Bonus 0   <br/>  Light Crossbow (10 normal, 5 iron, 5 silver (carried, rest in pack)) +3 (1d6, 19-20/x2)<br/>  Morningstar 0 (1d6, x2)<br/>Cold Iron Dagger, Cold Iron (1) 0 (1d3, 19-20/x2)<br/>  Lamellar Cuirass (+2 Armor, +2 Dex, +1 Size)<br/>Abilities Str 8, Dex 14, Con 10, Int 18, Wis 12, Cha 10<br/>Tagged: Innoki and the Sheriff at the Laughing Demon tavern</div></div><br/><br/>The tiny figure straightens slightly, looking around to see if any are in easy earshot before placing her gloved palms flat on the table. She keeps her voice pitched as low as she can, not desiring this to be noised about. "The Profess-sor'ss work...He wass invesstigating a cult of death-worsshipperss, one which hass tiess to the worsship of the dark godss Urgathoa and Zon-Kuthon, and which hass known connectsionss to the Necromansser Tyrant, Geb." She pauses, considering whether there is any way to make what she is about to say sound less dramatic than it is, then decides to simply put her cards on the table. This man is the enforcer of law in these parts. If he is on their side, and knows what they seek, so much the better.<br/><br/>"According to hiss notes, the cult in quesstion iss known for desstroying the jawss of their victims, sso that no magic can make the dead sspeak againsst them. That hiss body wass defiled in thiss fasshion iss thuss mosst consscerning. I would alsso sspeculate that if ssome manner of pure death magic were casst upon him, it could well leave no mark."<br/><br/>"The cult," Senthaynatrix continues, "hass resscently sshown an interesst in genealogy...Liness of desscent. In hiss will, the Profess-sor included notess that he wass consscerned about their interesst in ssomeone or ssomething related to the prisson. Learning of thiss, we sshare the Profess-sor's consscern."