Episode 3

The days pass and life slowly return to normal. The training of the town militia is following schedule,and while you cannot make top trained soldiers in a few days, they at least know which end to stick the goblins with should they try to attack again.

You have managed to build something resembling a barricade. Though with the tunnels underneath the town, you have begun looking into where they end up. There’s is an exit to the glassworks as well as the Hagfish. The owner, Jargie Quinn, is quite shocked at it’s existence and swears it must have been there before he took over 6 years ago. You are able to board up all the exits out of town. Mainly the beach and the forest east of town.

The books you found below the cathedral seems to be both historical texts dating back to old Thassilon as well as a journal. It was written by Ezakien Tobyn, the former priest.

He goes into the late unpleasantness. The most exciting thing in it is the fact that the town had a serial killer that they called Chopper, and it turned out to be Jervis Stoot a woodcarver. He couldn’t believe the friendly old man could do something so horrible, and he was sure the answer was somewhere in the old books.

He also adopted an aasimar by the name of Nualia. It was in fact she who discovered the secret entrance. In the last few entries.he mentions how she’s been behaving erratic lately and one day he came home to find her standing over a broken mirror, bloody cut on her hands.

You are all coming down for breakfast one day when you notice the staff is stressing more than usual despite a low turnout.

The bartender comes over to you. "I am sorry, breakfast will be late today. Ameiko hasn't come in today."

If you'd like we could retcon and say you made the scrolls in the week of downtime. Go ahead and roll for Seeker.

You gather your inner strength and focuses on Ameiko. It takes only moment until you have a sense of direction to the north west. And not far, you get the feeling that she's only around 600 feet or so away. Which means she's still in town somewhere, but not anywhere near her sleeping quarters (which is in fact the inn itself, she sleeps in one of the rooms as long as it's not full. When it is, she has a small utility closet that can double as a bedroom in worst case).

Following Jimmy's directions with Jenna in tow you arrive at a big building that you recognize as the Sandpoint Glasswork. While the furnace chimney's still plumes with smoke it looks curiously silent. The front door to the shop area has a sign that says closed. All the windows have curtains drawn in front of them.