The Wayfarer's Inn

At the emergence of the face from the door, Eilkhan's reaction is to tumble back, out of reach of the door. She Eyes it warily as the face speaks it's piece. Looking back at the others, she asks "So, who is this Chief of Darkness?"

Sol is startled by the talking door and turns his attention from the crawlway to the door. Hearing Eilkhan's question he whispers "I would have said Set, but from what I have learned here it could even be Rahotep himself..."

Ivid thinks aloud...

"Hextor, maybe?"

Nodding to Sol, Kherim now offers his own opinion, "I would proclaim Set, for beyond that door may yet be his own dark idol which we found so conspicuously absent from the last chamber."

"I would agree that it is Set," says Ahi thinking, "this foul demon still claims fealty to his evil lord... for the moment."

Gaderon and Asterion have not been participating in the various discussions and rituals - none of the Khemitian deities were theirs and they would feel uncomfortable participating in that.

They have a bad feeling about this - Asterion gets ready for combat and Gaderon readies himself to cast a spell.

'I would also say that Set would be the Chief of Darkness', says Gaderon.

Eilkahn nods, and looking to the face in the door, replies "Set is the Chief of Darkness."

"Very well - the answer is correct. But do you also know the answer to the second one?" The wooden face glares at Eilkhan. "Who is Chief of Set's Workers?"

Ahi quietly and somewhat involuntarily snorts. "This is where Rahotep fits, not puting himself above set, but definitely 'chief' of all others," he suggests.