Chapter Three - Return to the Mournland

Meepo tries to follow Tryne’s instructions. The heavy rifle is nearly a foot taller than he is and shakes in his arms as he tries to aim. The near branchless tree in the ravine zeroes into the sights. One of the floorboards beneath his foot buckles and the kobold falls backward. He hits his head on the heavy bell directly behind them before stumbling into the far rail. The rifle then fires. The impact of the projectile sends out a loud gong. A zinging sound is heard disappearing north into town. Trying to regain his balance, Meepo drops the rifle on his foot.

Tryne goes to grab the rifle, but the now swinging bell sways just in front of him. The half elf hits his head hard and the bell now tolls loudly. The rifle drops safely to the floor.

Attracted by the sound of the shots, people in the streets stop to look at the four figures in the bell tower above them. At the sound of the old bell tolling, some flee from the church. Possibly driven by the building’s haunted reputation.

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37 sees Meepo tumble toward the hole in the floor beneath the bell and makes to help the poor kobold. In a desperate attempt to avoid this fate, Meepo jumps up to grab the swaying bell. The added weight swings it directly into the shining face of the warforged.

Meepo clings with all his might, but the impact causes another muted gong and vibrates Meepo loose. He tumbles out of sight, through the bell tower into the hall below.

As Laualith calls out, she sees the small red figure emerge from the ceiling , free falling and landing with a THUD! on the altar at the feet of the chamber's decorative armour.

Orakh's men turn to the commotion with weapons drawn. In the tower above, the bell continues to toll as Remi falls to the ground in a hysterical fit of laughter.