Nass Lantomir
Ezahne runs after Godric trying to get to the man, but Nass stays with Adaia, both curious about what lies within the ancient ruins.
"Interesting, do you think the door might have been trapped with some sort of compulsion spell? Though I wonder how such spell would figure out his name..."OOC:
Arcane critically failed with that raise. I need to re-write the rules, but lets get to Icewind Dale before that
As Adaia enters the chamber, she noticed a weak, sickly light from an undetectable source seems to illuminate it from. At the center, The elf notices a stone bridge, each stone carefully worked to resemble a bone, giving the structure a eerie feeling as it crosses over a dark pit covered by a thin fog. Like outside, Adaia notices the remains of detailed frescoes depicting what look like powerful mages surrounded by scores of seated students taking notes. Spread across the walls skeletal attendants are shown cleaning, making deliveries, and bringing food to these mages. There are a number of scenes that attract the elf's attention. Someone coaxing a spirit from the body of a recently deceased human, under the watchful supervision of a mage; a group of people conducting a ritual in a graveyard, as the dead raise from their graves and the townsfolk run away in panic; a mage appears to be vivisecting a screaming gnome as other stand by taking notes. The last one depicts two elder mages standing over a kneeling apprentice as she cuts off her own right hand.
It is after seeing this last on that Adaia notices all the powerful looking mages in the frescoes are missing this right hands. She can't tell for sure, but all these dark arts seem to suggest this was a necromancy academy. As she reaches the conclusion she trips on broken piece of the wall. Everything goes deadly silent for a moment and then suddenly an absolutely horrifying scratching skittering noise starts, echoing throughout the entire room. Adaia assumes the noise is related to whatever magic was activated by the door trap, and its source must be hidden under the thin fog...