“It is what it is,” Rajh said. “For all we know this could just be a dead end, but the scent of death seems fresher than it did back in that bigger room back there. I imagine it couldn’t hurt to poke around just to be sure.”
V looked at Joran, who only shrugged at the Rakshasa’s suggestion. “Worst case scenario, we end up going back to Arial empty handed,” he said.
The red-garbed man shook his head and sighed. He knew that his companions spoke true. Yet, for some reason, he also had a bad feeling about what he might find if he continued further into the crypt. And for once, he did*’t know what it was that could frighten him as much as he was currently. Though he was sure it wasn’t those horned werewolves.
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Arial’s group descended the ladder that they had found under the ruined altar. They had entered a room with a mural surrounding a good portion of the walls, and a hole in the wall was present. As Arial saw the hole, he found himself wishing that he could’ve brought Grim along. The elemental would have made a good brawler if things went south quickly and Lukil’s power proved to be ineffective of dealing with whatever threat they might find in the forsaken crypt, especially one strong enough to tear a hole that huge into a stone wall. On top of that, he really didn't trust that Koreth fellow either. The man’s appearance was just too sudden and outright odd, which made the general all the more uncomfortable.
Koreth paid no mind to Arial, and wandered around the room aimlessly. He seemed unaware of what was actually in the room, and more than once he had almost fallen over into some kind of stained pit. Meanwhile, Lukil was engrossed with the murals, which on closer inspection had depicted some…well, he had no clue what the hell they were.
^+^ Antediluvian of the Draculesti Bloodline ^+^
^+^ If the Gods see fit to curse us with the Blood, then we shall raise ourselves above them ^+^
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