The Wayfarer's Inn

Ahi looks up, hopefully, at Gaderon.

Kherim looks around, and asks. "What do you think, Ahi, should we risk going, with you so weakened, just a little more?"
"It's not like we know where to go, anyway." He shrugs, as he sees no obvious door.

Ahi will try to use his True Sight to detect any new door they may have missed.

Gaderon rubs his aching shoulders, and nods, silently.

He will take a moment, breath in deeply, and then, swiftly cast a teleportation spell.

"Aaaah. A soft bed, and something warm to eat..."



OOC: No manual at hand, but not wanting to stall the game any further - I assume that this requires me to combine the "teleport" and the "hold portal" spells.

Ahi's true seeing doesn't reveal anything new, except the fact that there's still a lingering magical aura where the now sundered door was.

OOC: Let me know if there's anything more that you want to do here. Otherwise I suppose that you all now teleport to Gaderon's residence in Memphis, so....

SHAZAM!



There you are.

As soon as they arrive to Memphis, Ahi relaxes and lies on the ground.
"Free from that oppresion, at last" he says.

After the group has a chance to rest and recover for a while, he will begin thinking on what they need. The first service they'll require is a restoration. Then, will they be able to know if there's money left for anything else.

"Home sweet civilization", Gaderon exhales. The magician will call for a servant, and order a bathtub. Or, rather than that, four bathtubs, as he remarks with an admonishing snort.

Erm... make that five, we still have Lady Eilkhan with us
It might also be good to get her in a private room, though, or give her the choice of turn.

Gaderon frowns. "FIVE bathtubs, then." - Mistake, or Freudian slip? - Certainly open for interpretation, gentlemen.

After getting cleaned up, Sol will get about having the sword "identified".

After a hot bath and a shave, you all sit together at Gaderon's table while slaves serve you platters of hot and spicy food and carafes of wine and cool water. Gaderon was able to identify the longsword as a holy weapon, centuries old and dedicated to Anubis, the guardian of the dead, as can be seen on the tiny markings and glyphs on the sword's hilt and pommel. It should serve well in the hands of any lawful good warrior, although it was especially made for paladins, the holy warriors of the Gods and Goddesses of Khemit.