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untethered) wrote in
knightsoflegend2013-12-30 03:29 pm
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scotland ♔ yet how the wind revives us here

♬ Presentiment - Manami Kiyota
WHO || Belle, Gold, Emma, Hook, Lila [closed]
WHAT || Several Knights take a secret journey to try to help Amara...
WHERE || Oakhurst, Scotland
WHEN || January 15th, 2014 [forward dated]
HOW || Actionspam
It's probably a very good thing that Gold sweet-talked them a car in the nearby tiny Scottish village of Oakhurst, because it is freezing cold out and snow blankets almost everything around. Walking the seven miles up the Old Road to the ruins would be a bitch and a half.
Instead, they comfortably drove past rocky downs, near stands of old-growth oak covered in snow, and past two farms that looked abandoned. No other travelers were visible on the lonely road, which finally curves, passing east of a narrow ravine. Belle signals for them to pull over here, where, at the road's closest approach to the cleft, several broken pillars jut from the earth where the ravine widens and opens into something akin to more of a deep, but narrow, cavern. Two of the pillars stand straight, but most of them lean against the sloped earth. Others are broken and several have apparently fallen into the darkness-shrouded depths. A few similar pillars are visible on the opposite side of the ravine.

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We could still try to open it... or there's another door up on the left here.
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Pouring a potion on it wouldn't do any good, would it?
[Besides wasting a perfectly good potion.]
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[(spellcraft 26) ALAS HIS SPOT CHECK TO NOTICE BELLE SHIVERING SUCKED royally. He didn't even try, Belle. :c He feels the chill she must have felt, though, so at least he knows why...]
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No, it's literally Belle-Leading-Rumple-Away-From-The-Jolly-Roger.gif, because he hesitates at the door before he allows himself to be pulled away. It's cold and ~mysterious~ but he's intrigued, okay.
Also, Belle is touching him. Herp derp.]
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the ten foot wide hall she faces is liberally strewn with sharp caltrops. the northern door at the opposite end is missing - but the room beyond is partially blocked by a roughly mottled three foot high wall, complete with crenelations.
two goblin heads - the first they've seen alive - pop up over said wall, their beady little eyes rolling as they make some kind of raucous cries of their own to match the peals of the bells, lofting javelins up and tossing them over the wall at emma wildly. the javelins clank uselessly against the walls on either side of the doorway (atk 4 and 9) as meepo jumps back and forth from one foot to another fretfully. ]
"Told you! Putrid goblins! Meepo knew they must be close!"
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