It's been a few weeks since the last one so I can't remember
all of the details. I know they took out
the robots in the last room and then decided to go and chase down some
information on their friendly neighbourhood drug dealing merchant whom they are
damn sure is a Technic League spy. Our
lovely tiefling seduces him and the others (plus Cleric of Brigh as a witness)
rock up to interrogate him under a spell that prevents him from lying.
Sanvil Trett deflects their questions for awhile before
finally drawing his sword … and being soundly beaten and grappled. Then he finally admits that he is a Technic
League spy, but he's willing to defect so long as he can investigate the ruins
once they're done. They accept this
possibility but keep him under house arrest at the Evercandle Inn for awhile as
they go off to get a broken elevator part repaired (which takes a couple days
due to bad rolls).
Once they have the part repaired, they decide to follow up
on a lead given by their newfound "friend" into certain strange
activities at a particular warehouse run by Garmen Ulreth. While approaching the warehouse, they start
getting headaches. Going inside they
find a couple thugs and having decided that punishing the previous thug left
them with a bad taste in their mouth, they went non-lethal.
All except for Nathaniel who decides to go for the kill.
When the thugs press their attack, they manage to bolt the
door on Nathaniel who stealths away and around the building, brooding. The others manage to get inside and head into
the office to try and intimidate Garmen Ulreth who's sitting in his makeshift
office. In the end, when Luna tries to
open the wrong thing (or rather, the right thing), Garmen calls in his guards
and attack.
Luna keeps the various doors shut and bolted while Garmen
tries to get his troops in, and they kill Garmen Ulreth. Once their boss is dead, they open the door
and use his corpse as a reminder that the thugs should run. Which they do. Promptly.
They find a strange device in the warehouse but they don't
yet know what it does.
And that's where we left them.
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