Jan 10, 2017 1:21 pm
As you nod your acquiescence to Plopp's plan, he and his group turns and heads back from whence they came, leading you along while continuing to make idle small talk. They leave the bodies of the other kuo-toa where they lie, without so much as a prayer.
After a few minutes, you come upon a towering wall that appears to be a massive net, heavy with knots and razor sharp bone hooks woven into the threads themselves. In the middle of the gate, you see a large gate erected into the net, allowing the city to be closed off from invaders. Four kuo-toa bearing carved driftwood staves stand outside the gate. As various kuo-toa approach the gate they look them over and allow them to pass through without interruption.
Ploop stops you about 100 feet out from the gate.
We must pass through the North wall to get into the city. The safest thing to do here would be to split up into smaller groups, and go through a few at a time. We won't be separated by more than 10 or 15 feet, and only long enough to get through the gates without raising overmuch suspicion. he says as he looks you all over. He looks to Cemos. You - you appear to be a devotee of a sort. It would be best if you would walk with me, as we can easily talk about religions. Everyone else should pair off as they see fit. And someone should carry that small myconid friend of yours. I don't think anyone would attack him, but he will slow us down as we move.
After a few minutes, you come upon a towering wall that appears to be a massive net, heavy with knots and razor sharp bone hooks woven into the threads themselves. In the middle of the gate, you see a large gate erected into the net, allowing the city to be closed off from invaders. Four kuo-toa bearing carved driftwood staves stand outside the gate. As various kuo-toa approach the gate they look them over and allow them to pass through without interruption.
Ploop stops you about 100 feet out from the gate.
We must pass through the North wall to get into the city. The safest thing to do here would be to split up into smaller groups, and go through a few at a time. We won't be separated by more than 10 or 15 feet, and only long enough to get through the gates without raising overmuch suspicion. he says as he looks you all over. He looks to Cemos. You - you appear to be a devotee of a sort. It would be best if you would walk with me, as we can easily talk about religions. Everyone else should pair off as they see fit. And someone should carry that small myconid friend of yours. I don't think anyone would attack him, but he will slow us down as we move.
