Snake's Demise.

"Baelric the Tawdry? Seems more like Foehammer."

Tyr praised his companion after the wet work was done. "As for you Orc, I know not what you will do with your freedom. But you have earned it."

Daglin exhales in respite. "I must say, I'd rather be on your side in any fight, gents. Well done!" His smile recovered, he starts searching the temple, not willing to deal yet with the beastlings and their mistress.

With his foe smote with a single mighty blow, Baelrick struggles to keep a grin from his face. "I suppose it was time this piece of wood earned its name. Breaker." A little flourish, and the naming is complete. Baelrick and his staff Breaker.

The large man strides into the temple, hounds at his heels, and watches as the dwarf scurries around in search of treasures. Reaching into his pack, he retrieves some more treats for the hounds; they had done their duty with honor, and he wanted to ensure they understood that. Protect Baelrick, and be rewarded.

Content, his long legs carry him into the large room and before the altar. Such a piece would surely have some magicks, and that was all he was interested in.

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Thallan assists Tyr in the dispatching of the enemy. It was his duty as an elf to ensure such matters completed, though it was part of his heritage he despised the most. His heart yearned for the jovialities of a tavern and good company, but he understood the necessities of life that came before such joys. With a heavy heart, he searches the bodies for anything that might have value; he as well inspects the swords that Miriht had carried.

"If Janos is still alive, he must be in another room. We will explore the puzzle of this coffin after we are sure we are safe. Baelrick moves back towards the door, and eyes the two other doors.

Seeing that the second door in the hallway (from the entrance) and the door in the chapel seem to lead to the same room, Baelrick stands before the entrance in the chapel.

Not that much attracted by books, Daglin will cautiously enter the room and inspect the chest in the corner.

Baelrick scours the bookshelves looking for any documents or tomes that seem to be about magicks, as well as any evidence of what Miriht was doing in this cave system (or what the caves were originally purposed for).

Daglin cautiously opens the lid of the chest with his ax.

Daglin approaches, but not too close, and tries to identify the nature or use of the dagger.