The Wayfarer's Inn

Gaderon will simply continue to follow the others watching the front and back of the group after collecting his unaccepted items...

Re equipping he settles into watching for signs of danger and while catching looks for his efforts keeping an eye upon Ivid and Elmo more so...

He does not offer any further suggestions on the path as the others seem to be quite apt at picking direction and instead works on identifying dangers that may come listening carefully for such signs...

Eilkhan comes back, realizing the situation is tense. She removes a tunic and pantaloons from her bag and hands them over to
Elmo. Sighing, she realizes that both Elmo and Ivid won't trust Gaderon anytime soon. Muttering to herself as she walks down the corridor indicated by Sol, she checks for traps and such. "Like Gaderon is the only one who has ever made a mistake here, in combat. Nobody's perfect. Anyways, hopefully this'll be over soon. This place gives me the heebie jeebies."

Sol follows right behind Eilkhan with his sword ready in his right hand and the hammer in his left hand. Hearing Eilkhan's comments he adds "I agree with you on all counts..."

Approaching the archway, Ahi is intrigued by the sudden discontinuance of the tracks. He peers into them, without crossing the threshold, trying to feel whether there is some magic at work here.
Kherim suggests they should go on in the same tunnel, until they know if this closes the path they already know or if it leads to another opening. He doesn't turn the corner, but tries to peer around it.

Ahi notices nothing suspicious about the archway, although he's of course aware that only a detection spell of some kind can bring assurance here.

Peering around the corner, Kherim sees the corridor's end only about 10 feet away. At the far wall stands yet another large statue, surrounded by a mysterious greenish-blue luminescence. It's made of some type of red stone and is a depiction of the jackal-headed Apuat, patron of warriors, travelers, and messengers, dressed in simple travelers' garb and holding forth a bowl like a beggar in which an be seen the glint of coins.


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After peeking around the corner, Sol starts fishing in his haversack searching for some coins, saying "Does anyone object to my leaving an offering in the bowl?"

OOC: Do Kherim or Ahi identify what the statue represents? Kherim would be adamant against dealing with any evil-represented god, and he is quite fed up with statues, to be honest. He'd rather ignore it.

OOC: Ail, read the description I think it is a good god.

Eilkhan turns to Sol. "I think it is a good idea to leave an offering. We are travellers and warriors." She reaches in her bag and removes a few gold coins, the number exactly as the number of the group. "THis should do just fine unless someone objects."

"No objection..." Gaderon gives the quick reply then turns back to watching for incoming danger or other signs of interest...