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You take a closer look at the door. You note that it seems to be giving off heat, as if there were a fire just on the other side. Not a lot of heat, but enough to make it uncomfortable to touch. It's also covered in all manner of strange symbols, few with any explanation. Knowledge of their meaning seems to come to you unbidden, though you're unsure from where. Most of them are warning you of danger, that something on the other side of this door spells certain death. One is simply an indicator that this is a facility under the operation of the Rhynian Government, and that trespassing is punishable by death.

The panel connected to the door is also dead, even channeling vys into it gets no results. You're at something of an impasse, since you doubt even Chryssa could wrench this door open. Fulvia steps forward. “If you will allow me, I may be able to open the door.” The generator on her back begins to hum, energy arcing across its surface as she gathers vys in her hands. You're a little wary of just tearing the door open, since there seems to be something hazardous on the other end, but you'll have to risk it eventually to kill that 'Ghoul'.

>Allow her to tear the door open.
>Put some distance between yourselves and the door first.
>Surely there is someway to get in without resorting to brute force. Look around a bit.
>Write-in

>>32142338
>Surely there is someway to get in without resorting to brute force. Look around a bit.

Hey Soma glad to see you're back.

>>32142332
What a great time to check the catalog.

>>32142338
>>Surely there is someway to get in without resorting to brute force. Look around a bit.
Is the whole wall as reinforced as the door? What about the ceiling?

>Look around a bit
Writin'

>>32142338
>Put some distance between yourselves and the door first.

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You wave Fulvia down, and the hum of her generator quiets. “No, we should at least look around to see if we can get in without tearing the door open. I'd like to at least try to maintain the element of surprise.” She nods her head, and you begin to lead your party through the halls in search of an alternative entrance. While you started off in the nice, symmetrical hallways that branch out from the stairwell, you quickly find yourself picking through rough-hewn mineshafts. The walls are supported only by wooden beams driven into the walls and ceiling, and the floor is covered by rusted iron grilles.

As you further explore this level, you find that every hundred feet or so metal wall is exposed, likely marking a place where the mineshaft intersects with the facility. Unfortunately you're not having much luck finding an alternative entrance. Plus, you think you've been noticing a lot of cobwebs and spiders throughout this tunnel. You're not sure if giant spiders exist, but you're not sure if you want to fight them.

>Have Profectus blast you an entrance through one of the intersections.
>Go back to the door and have Fulvia tear it open with her magic.
>Keep going, what's the worst that a few spiders can do?

>>32142711
>Go back to the door and have Fulvia tear it open with her magic.
Profectus' blast never ends well for us. Make sure to stay at a safe distance while Fulvia does her thing too.

>>32142711
>>Have Profectus blast you an entrance through one of the intersections.


>>32142851
We really need stop focusing on our own training and at least train him enough that he can continue training on his own. His glass canon tactics do more harm than good.

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inbe4 something choose the spiders.

>Go back to the door and have Fulvia tear it open with her magic.

>Back to the door.
Writin'

>>32143026
voting for a quick scan with the staff before blowing the door.

>>32143058
yeah lets

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Threadly reminder, that we can study Fulvia, and ask our business partner and have that help us figure out how to mediate on Metal.
Also we can make strong golems with the core/reading a book.(could also make them loyal to us, instead of AI)

>>32143090
>.(could also make them loyal to us, instead of AI)
Unconfirmed.

>>32142711
>>Keep going, what's the worst that a few spiders can do?

>>32143100
True, but it seems like common sense that you can control them yourselves.

>>32143127
Not really, she and AI, we are not.

>>32143090
If we ever get manipulate and permanent metamagics we can make golems if I remember correctly

>>32143208
She is an

>>32143219
Yep, better to just make our own.

>>32143219
All you need to make golems is the animate effect. To make them last any length of time without constant upkeep you need the Permanency metamagic.

>>32143208
No i believe we can make and control golems, but she would have better control with them at the moment.

>>32143251
Would the core make the upkeep of vys cost more?

>>32143274
The core is an artifact that will eliminate the need for upkeep of any sort, and has additional functionality to boot.

>>32143251
How would that work anyway? Will our vys pool be lowered with each golem or can we make as much as we want to?

>>32143208
If its an affect, and golems are somewhat common to make, then i think we actually can control them, but i don't know if we would have to baby sit them or have to learn another effect/metamagic to give them some intellect(good thing soma has proven we can control 24 golems).

>>32143290
Will, that makes the golem hunting idea sound better, and better.
>>32143305
*then that makes me

>>32143292
The costs of creating a golem are as-follows.
>1-5 vys to craft the golem's body, depending on size and complexity.
>1-5 vys to animate the golem, depending on size.
>2-10 vys per round the golem is active.

>>32143340
What about the Permanency effect?
Would it remove the upkeep completely?

>>32143340
so the first 2 are one time cost, but what constitutes as a round for the last one?
And can we just make the golem and store it in out cloak?

>>32143364
Yes, the permanency effect essentially makes it self-sufficient. It allows it to gather vys from its surroundings like most living beings do. It would probably cost the upkeep of the golem as a one-time fee. So if you make a massive stone and metal golem, casting permanency on it would cost 10 vys.

>>32143378
The first 2 are one time cost, and the per round cost is the sum of the first two. In combat I'll just tell you when a round begins or ends, but out of combat I'll just have it drain your vys as it seems appropriate. Probably several times per post though.

>>32143440
So we could essentially make a golem army, huh. We really need to find that effect.

>Make thousands of golems
>Store them in cloak
>Laugh like a madman

>>32143440
does it have to be stone/metal?
Also what type of intellect does it have, and can we control it?

>>32143487
>stuff the robe into a tophat

And for my next trick, ill pull a golem out of my hat!

>>32143502
>does it have to be stone/metal?
really? seriously?

>>32143487
>like a madman
we're already considered insane by Profectus

>>32143529
Nature golem is what came to mind, hell ice is a possibility as well.

>>32143542

How did the spooky skeletons call us mad or insane?

>>32143487
Oh, I forgot to mention. You couldn't store anything created by magic in the cloak. The cloak destroys anything solely held together by magic before it can touch the fabric.

>>32143569
insane, but we are halfway to mad.

You turn around, setting off towards the door with your party in tow. You've no desire to fight giant spiders and it seems like whenever Profectus uses that arm of his it usually ends in disaster. You need to start nagging him to meditate more, either that or take a more hands-on approach to his magical education. Anyway it's probably best to just go with what you know will more or less work and probably won't result in a tunnel collapse or some other catastrophe.

As you approach the door you motion for your party to stop. You're probably twenty feet away from the door proper, but that should be enough to be safe if anything comes spilling out. While Fulvia's generator begins to hum and spark, you withdraw your nature staff from your cloak and point it in the general direction of the door. Channeling vys into it, the area in front of the dragon carving at the staff's head is bathed in green light.

You're not sure if the stark lack of anything alive inside the facility is a comfort or a concern. Even in the Rhynian Facility north of Licae, there was moss and mold and other such things growing in the crevices and cracks. From what you can see this facility is completely devoid of any and all life. Of course, that doesn't rule out the possibility of constructs roaming the halls.

You stuff the staff back into your cloak and withdraw your spear instead. Once Fulvia has gathered her vys, she discharges the spell and the door is forcefully ripped open, the walls around it cracking and dust drifts down from the ceiling. Immediately the hallway is inundated with heat and your armor begins to seal itself off just like it did when you got close to the Rhynian Generator, or when you dove into the water. You feel it begin to drain your vys reserves, slowly, but at least it protects you from the heat.
(1/2)

Chryssa's suit has done the same thing, though her Death Mask is the only thing protecting her face her Technician's Armor hums softly with energy, it's practically glowing in fact. Profectus's Optio Armor seems to have mimicked your Centurion Armor, sealing itself off to protect him. Fulvia is of course unaffected, you're fairly certain she can't feel heat or pain.

Only Captain Darzi is left to suffer the heat. She looks a tad uncomfortable, but not just miserable. Though you note her face is beginning to redden. It almost looks like sunburn, though it's almost unheard of for a Samjan to get sunburnt. One would need to lay out in the sun for most of the day. While she might be fine to suffer through this level of heat, it probably wouldn't be wise to let her get any closer than this.

>Give her a brooch, tell her to wait out here and call you if she needs anything.
>Leave one of your companions behind to look after her, you don't trust her enough to give her a brooch.
>Write-in

>>32143680
>Write-in
We retrieved four suits of armor from the vault upstairs, didn't we? Maybe one of those will protect her from the heat.

>>32143699
Second

>>32143680
>Leave her behind alone, you don't trust her enough to give her a brooch and you don't want to leave someone else with her.

>>32143699
This if none of them have a sealed mode, have Prof stays with her. If his armor drain him, it won't be long before he run out of vys.

Someone asked for a char sheet for Prof/Chryssa and Fulvia a few threads back, guess Soma forgot about them/didn't have time for them yet.

>>32143680

"OK needs to stay with the the good captain for stay reasons, we will determine it by the fair rules of...Not it!"

>>32143699
This, if none, then she stays by herself.

>Check your looted armors for something that might help.
Writin'. Probably gonna be a long one.

>>32143680
>Leave one of your companions behind to look after her, you don't trust her enough to give her a brooch.
Leave Profectus with her. Nobody should be left alone anyways.

>>32143680
>>Leave one of your companions behind to look after her, you don't trust her enough to give her a brooch.

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>>32143858
Is this the part where the thread descends into madness and start raising parties akin to the political ones to either do randumb, min max, or rationality?

>>32144094
Not really we mostly agree on most things, the only big separator is the ones that want to play it safe, and the ones that want try new things out.

>>32144132
Don't forget being cheap on vys, even though we survived on 10 for a pretty decent amount of time, and end up using up more Vys then what they tried to save.also giving up when we are low on vys.

>>32144094
It'll happens surely when/if we find a control panel that can disable that heat stuff, but if we do it'll release the monsters that where kept at bay by the heat.
half of us would keep the heat on, and half of us will release the monsters.

>>32144094
>>32144132

Don't worry, soon enough absolutely retarded suggestions will flow in because
>Hur rdurr we craxy XD
>Derp, we did stupid thing once so that means we idiot forever

>>32144191
I sure hope not. This why I want to study metal magic so we can preserve what sanity we have left.

>>32144246
I must have missed some discussion somewhere but how does metal help us preserve sanity?

>>32144151
You know I don't know if I'm doing the math right but say we have failure that cost 3-4 vys to turn into a success. Wouldn't it be better to take the failure then heal whatever was hurt like we lost an arm or something? Isn't that like 2 vys or less for us? Sometimes I don't get why everyone rushes to spend vys on rolls especially when theres time we have run low because of that. Also we're bretty gud with our spear and sword shouldn't we use those more?

>>32144191
same can be said for the safe players side.
>hurr we were always a wet blanket
>derp making one mistake means that we can't no risk anymore.
>>32144246
Same, metal also boost our defenses a bit.
>>32144274
Its says in the element description and has been asked numerous times to soma, hell its brought up at least once every thread.

>>32144274
>Metal: Defense spells. Making yourself hardier, warding off mental effects, fortifying armor.

From the magic system.

>>32144274
>http://pastebin.com/aYPzn0aU
read the pastebins please anon

>>32144303
>derp making one mistake means that we can't no risk anymore.

There's risk then there's reckless stupidity. Like finding a still beating heart in a abandoned monster filled mine and pouring vys into. Twice

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“Alright, Captain-” Your voice comes out muffled and indistinct. You doubt she can properly hear you through the thick mask obscuring your mouth and nose. Instead you simply shoo her away from the door. You keep walking until your armor shuts itself off, the mask receding and the visor that had descended to cover your eyes sliding back into your helmet. You cast a simple healing spell to sooth Darzi's burns, and she nods her head in thanks before asking. “Would you like me to wait here?”

You shake your head, holding up a hand and indicating she should wait a moment. “No no, I think I might have something that will solve the issue. Just wait a moment.” You say this with your hand shoved into your cloak, while you're struggling to pull out the weighty armor rack the first set is hung on. You reach in with your other hand and begin to pull in earnest, and it seems like shortly after that Ricky gets the message and pushes it the rest of the way out of your cloak. The armor hits the ground with an echoing clang, but fortunately appears undamaged.

You recognize the armor as being made of the same material as your compact sword. It's an entire suit of armor crafted from Elaudian Steel. Why this was in a Rhynian facility controlled by bandits, you're not sure. The craftsmanship is superb, the entire armor set appearing to be made of one solid piece of metal with only thin cracks indicating where the joints are. You're not actually sure how one would go about putting this armor on, considering it's all one solid piece. It also has three eye holes arranged in a slanted line on the helmet, you're not sure what the deal with that is. It would almost certainly protect against the heat.
(1/4)

>>32144284
Healing limbs like that is grandmaster level, we can reconnect limbs though.
Also taking a failure usually nets us a negative modifier or hurts us a bit.
I'm usually the anon that tries to push for great success when we can since i hate us skipping out on it when it only cost 2-3 vys.also i was referring to the ice boat incident

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You reach into your cloak once more, this time Ricky merely pushes the armor out of your cloak and rather than a loud clang, this set merely thuds weightily into the ground. Your recognize the set immediately from what you've seen illustrated in books and upon the walls of ruins. It's ancient Hiacian armor, crafted from the carapace of the massive Palaka Worms that roam the Deep Desert. It was said to have mystic qualities, enhancing the effects of any spell cast by the wearer and just as protective as steel. Unfortunately the secret to shaping carapace was lost after the collapse of Hiacia.

It's fairly clear that this armor was crafted for looks as much as it was for protection. Runes are carved onto every section of the armor, praising the gods and asking for their guidance. The mask is crafted to resemble the face of Surya, cast in an eternal scowl. Gold trinkets dangle from the pauldrons, mask, and bracers. Each one was said to indicate a Rhynian killed, and this armor has dozens of the gold beads dangling from it. You're not sure if this armor would protect from the heat, but it's certainly a fascinating piece.
(2/4)

>>32144340
We still have yet to find any negative affects for that.

>>32144284
We would have to spend our turn healing ourselves and the enemy would attack again and more bad rolls would mean more vys spent to fix them or more healing. Not to mention any permanent damage/penalty scenarios. Better to work with the numbers we know if it's not too ridiculous, like spending 6 vys to beat Prof at cards or something. Also if we're close to meditating or a break it makes zero sense to not always use up any amount of vys required to improve things. It's an unlimited resource after all.

>>32144374
The massive earthquake/rumblings 2 threads ago it's implied we awoke an ancient beast and or terror

>>32144303
>same can be said for the safe players side.

yeah no, not really, it can't

>Take safe, sane approach that others (NPCs) agree one
>Take retarded risk that everyone thinks is retarded
These are the situations I'm talking about. Simplified maybe since there aren't NPCs around all the time but simply utilizing common sense is enough.

>>32144367
>>32144342

My mouth keeps watering...

>>32144423
You can't apply common sense to magic.

>>32144367
>armor adorned with Surya's symbols
>can improve magic

Let's give this to Prof, it will probably help his fire magic a bit.

>>32144374
you mean besides being almost killed by plant monsters?

>>32144421
Like i said yet, in that it hasn't affected us personally on the same level the mask did.
>>32144423
Other than the mask and heart our allies have been mostly pro-risk and adventure if memory serves right(though profecterus does bitch).

>>32144468
People were planning and actually voting to rush into the basement in that thread.
Pouring vys into the heart probably saved us from an ambush.

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You reach into your cloak once more, for the next suit of armor. Dragging it out of cloak it falls to the ground with a soft jangling, almost like bells. The majority of the armor is either cloth or leather, with scale mail and plate guarding more important segments. A mask with two massive horns protruding from the forehead is attached to the helmet, which itself is sewn into the hood of the armor. It seems sealed, but you can't imagine it's all that protective, and you've certainly never seen anything like it.

Glancing at it through your magic sight, it's obviously enchanted. It glows dimly, save for the mask which glows nearly as bright as your lantern does under magic sight. Oddly enough the Elaudian armor glows brightly in very specific spots, mainly around the joints and over the heart. Perhaps the armor is powered, or otherwise assist in movement? You can't be sure. The ancient Hiacian suit of armor is overall brighter than either the Elaudian suit or the Unknown suit, though it seems a more generalized enchantment that effects the entire set, rather than any specific parts.
>3/4

>>32144468
Was that confirmed to be a result of messing with the heart? Because the first plant thing was already in the basement below where we found the desk with the heart in it.

>>32144459
Funny part, is i don't know if i want tp give up these pieces of armour.

>>32144474
Just because something doesn't affect us doesn't mean we should do it. Actions tend to have far reaching consequences especially of the magic kind

>>32144507
Yeah like letting the monsters from before pass us instead of fighting them.
What ever we do will have consequence either way.

So many awesome armors... Kinda makes me regret getting such a bad ass one right from the get go.

What are the odds of each of these armor binded to whoever wear it 1st and only him/her can wear it afterward?

>>32144506
It's not like we're going to be constantly changing we don't know the full capabilities of the armor we wear we should get that done first then we can change my completely bias vote goes to this though>>32144497

>>32144507
>>32144529
Go away Kreia, I'm too tired for your shit right now.

>>32144554
Not that great I would assume since none of them seem Rhynian.

>>32144506
>Funny part, is i don't know if i want tp give up these pieces of armour.

giving up? I think we're simply lending them, right?

I'm not exactly sure why the Captain is entitled a share of the loot.
1. We saved her more than once
2. We don't actually need her power, we do great on our own
3. Right now we are trying to help her get her vengeance

Honestly, I think it is appalling that we or she even considers getting loot. If she gets anything it is only because of our goodwill but not because she is entitled to anything.

>>32144551
Not really, Soma has told us time and time again our armour isn't the end all be all, and shouldn't treat it as such.
I believe our armour is mid-high tier.

>>32144572
The ring was Hiacian.

>>32144572
>Kreia
?

>>32144554
Didn't the enchanter at the magic University explain to us that it is pretty easy to unbind the magical artifacts?
We asked him before putting the evil mask on and he said to simply smack the artifact and it will unbind.

>>32144604
KOTOR

>>32144607
That was for the mask, no clue about armour.

>>32144529
I'm not saying we should be a cautious all the time im only trying to say there are instances where we should give a lot more thought to something we're about to do then we usually do rather than apply a paint called SCIENCE or ADVENTURE to something stupid

>>32144604
In a nutshell, an old lady who won't shut up about actions and consequences.

>>32144607
He was kinda crazy though, so he might be over simplifying things.

>>32144551
Why regret, our armour maybe pretty great, but its not for every situation,
Right now we have one that has good defense, and utility.

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Finally you come to the last suit of armor, and perhaps the most recently crafted though you can't speak for the set you're unfamiliar with. It's a suit of steel chain mail with a steel cuirass and bronze decorative plates. You recognize it as armor done in the style of Eastern Pidjatan nobles. While well crafted, you're not sure how it stands up against the other two. Nobody in the modern era knows how to enchant, after all. There's no way it would possibly protect against the heat radiating from that doorway.

However, just in case you're wrong, you glance at the armor through magic sight. To your surprise the curiass and helmet glow brightly, and the rest of the suit has a sort of haze to it. Perhaps somebody in the east has finally rediscovered the secrets of enchantment? Or perhaps this suit of armor is older than you'd initially expected? You can't be sure. It was sitting in a bandit's vault though so the owner is obviously dead.

It occurs to you that the man you're tracking, Baldev, has all of these things sitting in his vault, and that he left them there when going into the mines below Longia. What sort of artifact must he be wielding that treasures such as these would be considered inferior?

>Give the Elaudian suit to Captain Darzi (Protects against heat)
>Give the Hiacian suit to Captain Darzi. (May or may not protect against heat.)
>Give the Unknown suit to Captain Darzi. (Probably protects against heat)
>Give the Eastern Pidjatan suit to Captain Darzi (Almost certainly does not protect against heat)

>>32144624
No one had worn the mask before so presumably it is a common way to unbind them.
And really, it is crazy to consider that magical artifacts would be forever bound like that. Why would military produce weapons and armors which could be worn by only one person, for example? We simply need to look further into unbinding them.

>>32144657
Oh, and write-ins are of course always welcome. You could also decide to keep all of the armors for yourself and instead just have her wait behind, either with a companion, alone, or with a brooch.

>>32144551
The only thing I regret is us not rolling properly and getting that user's manual.

>>32144657
>Give the Elaudian suit to Captain Darzi (Protects against heat)

Hiacian should go to Prof later or even now since it will help with his fire training and use.

>>32144644
Meh I just like upgrading, and here we are 30 threads in and haven't gotten to do so with our armor.

>>32144678
>Hiacian should go to Prof later or even now since it will help with his fire training and use.
Proof of this?

>>32144657
>Give the Elaudian suit to Captain Darzi (Protects against heat)

>>32144688
see
>>32144467

>>32144657
>>Give the Elaudian suit to Captain Darzi (Protects against heat)

Make sure she knows we're LENDING it.
Unless she permanently joins our party we shouldn't give away any of the armors before we thoroughly examine them.

>>32144657
>Give the Elaudian suit to Captain Darzi (Protects against heat)
I'm already regretting letting her have this since it is made as the same stuff as the sword, so it might have stealth capabilities as well.

>>32144657
>Give the Elaudian suit to Captain Darzi (Protects against heat)

>>32144670
>produce weapons and armors which could be worn by only one person, for example?
No, they can be bound to any one, but not the murder, and the knowledge to unbind them is lost.

Seems pretty unanimous to give Darzi the Elaudian suit. Writin'

>>32144711
So an educated guess.
From that line of text it seems to be armour for mages, and would better suit us.

>>32144657
>>Give the Elaudian suit to Captain Darzi (Protects against heat)

>>32144721
Stealth?

That metal is not stealthy. It is absolutely unbreakable.

>>32144757
We are not going to wear the armor of the dead god.

>>32144342
>3 eyes on the side

What the hell lives in Elaudia, spider people?

>>32144757
Yeah when we get out we need to experiment.

Also, our ammunition for the pistol is in the cloak right? Don't want them to spontaneously go off from the heat.

>>32144768
My mistake, i figured if the sword can fold it self, maybe the armour has a similar function where it can make itself compact or something similar.

>>32144790
Doesn't matter, its still armour.
>>32144798
Soma confirmed beast men.
I'm hoping that can include bugs/plants.

>>32144721
doesn't mean we will let her keep it.
she has a share. but the bitch punched us in the stomach and ran.
Saving her life twice thus far.
Giving her gold is the only thing im willing to let her have at this point.

>>32144821
>Doesn't matter, its still armour.
I this case it actually does since it calls upon the power of said god.

>>32144823
AND we're descending into tomb of horrors so that she can have here revenge. We really have no reason to go after the bandit leader like this (well, aside from loot)

>>32144803
>armor compacts upon itself
>while someone is wearing it
That would be hilarious.

>>32144854
How about we put it on and see if it actaully makes the voice connected to us speak if not, then its safe to put on.

>>32144657
Didn't he go down there because he couldn't get into the vault since Darzi threw his key?

>>32144868
>That would be hilarious.
that is a funny thought, but i was thinking something akin to it becoming almost like a suit under normal clothes that burst out once we channel some vys.

>>32144868
I doubt we will go after him, this is just for the contract with the spirit. I certainly don't want to delve deeper for now.

>>32144887
Well yeah, but why would you store armor this good in a vault unless you had something better in the first place?

>>32144887
his usual equipment is probably much better than what he had stored.
At least we would have done it like that.

He also went there with his Elites, so they should also have comparable equipment.

>>32144907
I want to go golem hunting and meditate at least once more in the lake before leaving.also would like to check out the open rift in the lake, but that is pushing it for some people.

>>32144915
Something better is in the vault.

>>32144907

Me neither. I want us to go to the water temple already and become grandmaster.

>>32144915
>>32144939

Oh that wasn't how i interpreted it. I have no doubt he is packing something great. The men he has with him also.

>>32144957
Actually i think staying here is a quicker way to grandmaster.

>>32144854
Yeah that being said.
I say we use that armor to meditate. I am sure it will make all meditations better.
It'd be nice to have a huge bonus.
We only did well since we were at a lake of water, and a highly magic dense place.
If we can do water again to be sure we pass the DC. But wear the armor to test and go on a water elemental s rampage again. this time with experience and armor boosting our power. we could possibly try fighting the thing that swallowed our elemental s whole..
>>32144868
the loot may seem tempting but i'd rather we not give the bitch anything.
But do remember that having the captain + the royal seal should make passage a bit easier.
And she has our memories so she no longer thinks of us as enemies.

>>32144947
We opened the vault with the key we got from their leader at the ambush. That's where we got the armors.

>>32144966
For the next 2 insights sure, but we need to get something else after that.

>>32144966
how so?
Nothing here inherently makes it better to train further for water vatis. I mean, we could do the same techniques we did before at other places.

>>32145008
no we can do all 5 here if we wanted(i doubt we will even get to the 3rd insight here though), but we need 1 more thing after all 5 insights.

>>32144993
We might as well be using the spice then.

>>32144993
>having the captain + the royal seal should make passage a bit easier.
>And she has our memories so she no longer thinks of us as enemies.
Of one city, actually we would have easier travel if we gained 2 more insights and gained grandmaster level healing.

>>32144657
>Give the Elaudian suit to Captain Darzi (Protects against heat)

>>32145033
The lake gave us a huge bonus to our modifier.
>>32145070
We are saving the spice for the last insight or the special thing we need to do.

>>32145072
>Of one city, actually we would have easier travel if we gained 2 more insights and gained grandmaster level healing.

Then what's the point of going there in the first place? Wasn't the reason we're traveling back to our homeland to visit the water temple?

>>32145043
I'm pretty sure Soma said 3 insights then plot device then 2 more insights in that order.

>>32145070
Fuck that, not until we learn a couple of levels in metal, I don't wanna go even more insane if we can help it.

>>32145101
>The lake gave us a huge bonus to our modifier.

That's not the only lake in the world, is it? Or is there something special about it?

>>32144749
Hey Soma that lake with all the aquatic monsters in it that we just came from, what would it take to freeze the entire thing as one solid block of ice? This way we could freeze everything to death in the lake. Then the treasure would be ripe for the taking.

>>32145138
Yeah there's a giant magical rift under it.

>>32145151
Way, way, waaaay more vys than you have. Even at Grandmaster level, that would still be out of your grasp. It's a massive lake.

>>32145070
>We might as well be using the spice then.
no.
We need metal before we go on using the spice more.
I like the spice as much as any one. But it'd be nice to not go crazy. in this quest.
possibly If he does a part II for this.
>>32145101
the high vys gave us the biggest boost. since we actually had to spend vys to not gather more.
>>32145072
need to do something to hit grand master.

>>32145169
Good thing we can spend time freezing it over time with breaks for meditation over time.

Freeze the surface > meditate > freeze more > meditate > freeze ...

>>32145105
That's what I thought. Who knows what the temple to Pani has?

>>32145225
It would go by faster if we had other Water Vatis with us.

>>32145177
* the high amount of vys in the area due to
>>32145156

>>32145151
While it sounds cool.
I'd rather we meditate and create an army of elementals, since we have practice and gained insight. and go full muderhobo on everything that lives in there. And this time around create a king elemental? with actual spear/sword. Bigger than the rest. Could do same major damage.

>>32145225
I think we should come back after we have trained Chryssa and Profectus into decent level water Vatis.

You grab the Elaudian armor and try to lift it, but you can hardly budge it off the ground. You end up needing Darzi's help just to haul it into a sitting position against the wall. “Alright, this ought to help you with the heat. Now, how do we get this open?” She looks at you, confused. “Why are you asking me? You're the vatis, I just stab things.” You sigh, and start to poke around the joints and cracks in the armor. You get nothing. You try flipping it over onto it's back, and there isn't even a seam or any sign the armor is anything but solid.

Eventually an idea strikes you, and you roll it so its facing you and Darzi. “Stick your fingers in its eye sockets.” You direct her. She pulls her hand close to her chest. “What? Why? What good will that do?” You stand up straight, folding your arms in front of your chest. “Look, who's the vatis here? Artifacts need to be attuned to an individual to work, at least usually. A lot of weapons don't, come to think of it. Anyway, just stick your fingers in the holes.” She sighs, but after a brief hesitation does as she's told. As soon as she does, her hand flinches away.

“It pricked me! Why did it-” Her voice dies off as the armor begins to unseal itself, slowly layer after layer of metal peeling away, almost like some kind of metallic flower in bloom. It begins to rearrange itself, stretching and warping to fit her frame. When finally the last layer peels away, a silk lined interior is revealed. It's fairly obvious one is supposed to enter this armor either laying down or standing up, so you maneuver it onto the ground. She looks at it warily. “Are you sure this thing isn't going to... I don't know, crush me or something?” You wave her off. “You'll be fine, probably. Don't worry so much.”
(1/2)

>>32145333
>You'll be fine, probably.
Heh

>>32145288
seems like a huge waste of time. just to train.
having them meditate there now once we get back to the lake would be best.
have the captain and fulvia look out for us.
and chy can go up one level in earth.*would be boss using her mace*
Prof possible get the basics for fire.

>>32145333
>“You'll be fine, probably. Don't worry so much.”

Tag line for the whole damn quest right here folks.

She still seems nervous, and you're about to tell her to get on with it when she speaks. “Fine, I'll get in. Just... walk around the corner for a while. I'll tell you when I'm ready.” Gods above, what are you? A teenager? What is she so self conscious abou-oh yeah, burn scars. That makes sense. You turn on your heels and walk further into the mineshaft, until you're out of sight, and then you wait.

You hear bits of metal, presumably her armor, hit the ground followed shortly but rustling cloth. After perhaps a minute you hear the armor begin to seal itself, followed by a loud hiss. You're not sure what the hissing is. Then there's a loud clang as presumably she tries to right herself. You decide it's probably okay to return by this point, she's in the armor after all.

When you round the corner, you find her slowly pushing her way back to her feet. If you didn't know better, you could almost mistake her for a construct. The armor makes her seem completely genderless, and from a distance it's hard to tell whether or not she's simply made of metal. The only thing visible is a single eye glaring at you through the middle of the three eye holes. She seems unable to speak in the armor, but does bow her head in thanks at least.

You start trying to shove the other armors back into your cloak, but Darzi simply reaches down with one hand and picks up a suit of armor with ease, helping you push it into the cloak. The other two go quickly thanks to her new found strength, which you assume can only be a result of the armor. She also hands you her armor, presumably to store for her. Once everything is safely packed away you motion for her to follow you, and she nods her head in response. You lead her through the halls back towards the doorway Fulvia ripped open, your armor sealing itself as you approach. Profectus jumps a bit at the hulking metal monstrosity next to you but the others take it in stride.
>(2/3, I lied)

>>32145333
>“You'll be fine, probably. Don't worry so much.”
i hope it she dies so w can take the armor.
but eh I suppose this armor could be her payment in full. and she damn well better appreciate it.

>>32145424
>Profectus jumps a bit at the hulking metal monstrosity next to you but the others take it in stride.

Prof is pretty much Scooby of our gang isn't he?

>>32145443
Fuck that, the armor is permanent party member material we're not giving it to someone who will leave.

>>32145424
Huh so maybe with power armor Darzi won't be so damn useless. Though if she pulls that "punch us and run" shtick with augmented strength...

>>32145443
NOPE, if she wants to keep it she'd better be ready to barter for it.
<jewmerchantpower intensifies>
She'll just sell herself into servitude to us to keep it.

>>32145494
>>32145479
She can't give it back short of death, so she better be abnle to pay us back in favors.

>>32145479
having a friend..some where that indebt to us is a nice thing to have.
I am sure if we leave her off some where. With her *Attuned* armor. she will raise a few ranks quickly with our vatis experience and our combat prowess she was given.

But i get your point. i don't like giving away enchanted gear to some one who will not become a party member.

>>32145479
>>32145522
I don't even want her as a party member, especially after what she pulled.

>>32145443
yeah no

>>32145505
We will just de-tune it with the help of the crazy artificer at the vatis university.
Also, I'm going to bet half of our share that simply putting an attuned artifact into our cloak will break the connection.

>>32145544
Yeah... she's really not that great.
...Though you have to keep in mind that she is greatly weakened.

If she wants to join us, I wont mind but it is not a great loss either.

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>>32145505
You don't know that, since it's shapeshifting it could ask anyone who wants to wear it for blood so it can adjust itself for them. Or we could unattune it.

>>32145522
She's already massively in debt to us and considering she knows us on a more personal level now her loyalty is assured. If we're ever going to give something as valuable as that armor to someone it better be a king or someone with Archmage level connections. Or a party member.

You lead your companions hesitantly closer to the door. When you take a peek inside, the source of the heat becomes immediately clear. This entrance is just one long hallway full of melted glass and molten slag. You're not sure why everything's melted, but it has. You note that there are empty view ports into chambers on either side of the walkway, looking into sunken chambers filled with some sort of weird grey goo and lots of yellow barrels which probably stored the stuff.

The whole place is just absolutely inundated with vys, to the point that you can see it without your magic sight in the form of a hazy shimmer in the air. The door on the other end of the hallway seems to have been melted shut, but Fulvia could probably tear it open like she did this one.

>Just rush on through. You have no desire to be here for any longer than you have to.
>See if you can find a way into these sunken chambers, maybe this is the 'buried food' the spirit was talking about?
>Write-in

>>32145625
>Just rush on through. You have no desire to be here for any longer than you have to.
he told us to ignore her food and brood.

>>32145625
>Just rush on through. You have no desire to be here for any longer than you have to.

>>32145625
>>Just rush on through. You have no desire to be here for any longer than you have to.

>>32145494
while she doesn't know that no one else can use it but her.
We already know that some thing can only be un attuned by dying.
* possible to deactivate before death. if i remember correctly. but it may be different for each item. and I'd rather not waste time having her figure it out just to give it back to us. and us seem like ass holes.
And after all this i'd rather not kill her off.
>We will just de-tune it with the help of the crazy artificer at the vatis university.
not sure he would know how to do that..

>>32145546
refer to >>32145522

>>32145608
we already gave it to her.

If we're going to kill 'er we may as well do it sooner rather than later. unless we plan on killing baldev. which we can send her off to do battle with him as a decoy and try to weaken him and his guards with her.

>>32145625
>The whole place is just absolutely inundated with vys
>Write-in

What is our Vys reserve? Lets leech some.

>Just rush on through. You have no desire to be here for any longer than you have to.

>>32145625
>>Just rush on through. You have no desire to be here for any longer than you have to.
If it is the buried food then we better avoid it.

>>32145625
Damn that ruin seems like a "hotspot" to meditate on elements, maybe we can take a moment when we're done here to med on fire.
>See if you can find a way into these sunken chambers, maybe this is the 'buried food' the spirit was talking about?

>>32145676
>we already gave it to her.

So what? I'm sure it can be taken off, it would be shit tier if not. We can take it back and unattune it later.

>>32145625
Sounds like a nuclear waste storage facility.

>>32145708
>it back and unattune it later.
its exceedingly hard to do that, since the knowledge was lost.

>Just rush on through.
Writin'

>>32145676
Okay seriously now why the hell would Mik kill her? Other than to affirm some anons here belief that we have to act like a fucking jew? We already accepted her apology and it's not like he likes killing people to that point we he'd do it without a single thought. Or is he the type of person to hold grudges to that point?

>>32145708
just saying instead of POSSIBLY being able to "unattune" it think of her as a far ally.
or just kill her off when we're leaving or till she is not use full in this mine anymore.
I think it would be a waste of time finding a way to unattune shit.

>>32145625
soma what happened to the heart artifact we played around with?
do we still have it?

>>32145775
>Heart artifact.
In the cloak.

>>32145760
>belief that we have to act like a fucking jew?
Thats not actually being a jew, thats being a murder hobo.
The actual jews want to milk her for favors.

>>32145775
Would you shut the hell up please.

>>32145544
>expects recently tortured and traumatized person to not have an emotional panic attack after being confronted by monsters

Listen, Darzi's no samja jewel, but jesus man after what happened to her and her apology, I'm not holding a grudge.

>>32145719

Then we'll find it, jeez.
Or experiment a little.

>>32145828
Me neither, it just shows that she damaged and that she doesn't like adventuring, plus she has a job.

>>32145815
Just thinking of crap that might be important.

didn't mean to rustle any ones jimmies.

>>32145815
>>32145760

Just filter him anons. I did it like 20 threads ago and my enjoyment of the quest went up like 15%.

>>32145828
This it seems like everyone here is either a murder hobo or a damm jew.

>>32145856
>>32145828
Speaking of which didn't she settle down because she didn't like migrating that much.

>>32145871
So you rather drag her with us?
Killing her is stupid, but taking her with us isn't in my list of priorities.

>>32145828
I'm not holding a grudge either but she doesn't deserve the armor at all.

>>32145775
Far allies are worthless especially in Pidjata. How long do you think we'll be spending here? We're still suspicious and also prophesied to kill the Shah. And killing her is a retarded idea.

She can either join us or in the worst case scenario where we can't unattune it, we can sell the elaudian steel to Hayes, it should still be valuable. Either way she's not getting the amazing armor for free.

>>32145899
I don't mind a free party member.
Remember that she is a good combatant, she's just week after months of rape and torture.

You guys realize she is another character that you do not control right?

>>32145815
No you, you fucking murderhobo, anti-semetic cunts

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>>32145936
So? Are you saying she might not want to give it back after all we did for her? Then she'll automatically be demoted to shit tier in my book and we'll take it back by force.

>>32145625
Hey Soma, we know that the lamps we found leech ambient vys to produce light. So lets try them in this vys rich environment. Maybe they'll lower the hear by taking a bit of vys.

>>32146002
im not sure if it's worth it to you guys.

But we could ask the spirit for knowledge of enchanting things.
and to unattune things
don't think we specified what we wanted to learn.
this could solve this issue.
And in my book would be a huge boon.

>>32146054
Or explode in flash grenade style

>>32145929
>of rape
not-confirmed as of yet.

>>32146058
I say we ask for Permenancy

>>32146097
you honestly think she wasn't raped?

>>32146097
Yea but implied sadly if I remember correctly.

>>32146097
Not everything has to be confirmed by the QM, especially things like rape that might spark discussions that will derail the thread. Use your common sense nigga.

>>32146124
We could get that from scrolls though, enchanting is a lost art.

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You set off at a jog through the entrance hall, but after only a few feet you begin to see warnings flash through your vision, displayed by the visor covering your eyes. It's something about environmental seals being insufficient to protect against this level of... something. You're not actually sure what that word means. Well, either way it probably wouldn't be a good idea to stick around for too long if your armor isn't protecting you sufficiently.

When you reach the end of the hallway you motion Fulvia forward, she nods, and cast her spell almost immediately after beginning to gather vys. She almost seems surprised by the suddenness of it, and it was powerful enough that the walls around the door distort and twist out of the way. Then again, they were probably softened by the heat. The five of you quickly rush through the doors and find yourselves in a long platformed positioned above a wide, circular room.

In the center there is a large, circular mosaic floor. It doesn't seem to depict anything, rather there seem to simply be randomly colored tiles and the rest are all slate grey. In front of you is a long control panel extended from one wall to the other, and at each end of the platform you're standing on there is a single door. There is also a ladder down to the room below, though it looks awfully rusted.

>Before anything else, have Fulvia seal that door behind you. She can reopen it on your way out.
>Investigate the control panel. It might offer some insight into this facility.
>Head to the left and see what lies behind that door.
>Head to the right and see what lies behind that door.
>Head down the ladder to the floor below. Maybe there is another exit down there.
>Write-in

>>32146182
>>Before anything else, have Fulvia seal that door behind you. She can reopen it on your way out.

>>32146143
Female prisoners don't always get raped, far worse actually happens to them, but for some reason people thinks they always get raped.
>>32146146
If it was implied then yeah probably got raped.
>>32146161
Like i siad rape is not the worst and only thing that can be done to them and thinking that it comes along with the rape is not always 100%.
The guys could have been sadistic fucks are preferred the pleasure of prostitutes.

>>32146182
>Before anything else, have Fulvia seal that door behind you. She can reopen it on your way out.
>Investigate the control panel. It might offer some insight into this facility.

View it in scan mode and see what it powers if anything.

>>32146161
Enchanting is permenancy.

It's just channeling a spell and permenancy.

>>32146182
>>Before anything else, have Fulvia seal that door behind you. She can reopen it on your way out.

>>32146214
If I remember correctly, wasn't she stripped naked when we found her?

>>32146182
>Before anything else, have Fulvia seal that door behind you. She can reopen it on your way out.

>>32146237
He was whipping her/torturing her.

>>32146182
>Before anything else, have Fulvia seal that door behind you. She can reopen it on your way out.

>Investigate the control panel. It might offer some insight into this facility.

So yeah, radiation. Odd.

>>32146182
>>Before anything else, have Fulvia seal that door behind you. She can reopen it on your way out.
We got into an ancient nuclear reactor didnt we?
Also
>Investigate the control panel. It might offer some insight into this facility.

>>32146182
>>Investigate the control panel. It might offer some insight into this facility.
Maybe turn the heat down

>>32146182
>>Before anything else, have Fulvia seal that door behind you. She can reopen it on your way out.

>>32146182
>>Before anything else, have Fulvia seal that door behind you. She can reopen it on your way out.
then have Fulvia
>>Investigate the control panel. It might offer some insight into this facility.
While we use the staff, rest if the group stand guard, no one touches anything untill Fulvia gives the ok.

>>32146182
>>Before anything else, have Fulvia seal that door behind you. She can reopen it on your way out.
>>Investigate the control panel. It might offer some insight into this facility.

Why the fucker do you guys want to close the door?

It'll just make getting out harder and nothing else is going to get in

>>32146281
>While we use the staff
For what? We already scanned the place with the staff, it was completely devoid of life.

>>32146214
>Female prisoners don't always get raped, far worse actually happens to them

Yeah, well, that's kinda obvious. I mean she has mean scars all over her body. She was being tortured fiercely.
Doesn't mean the didn't rape her at least a couple of times.

>>32146296
radiation warning from our suit says that we can't stand this for long.

>>32146296
Because grey goo radiation.

>>32146296
lol randum is my guess.

>>32146312
>>32146314
The radiation is coming from deeper in the facility. Closing the door behind us won't lessen the radiation, if anything it'll trap the heat/radiation more.

>>32146310
Different concept of views then, or just my hope that these guys were more creative.

>Seal the door.
>Investigate the console.
Writin'

>>32146327
>being this stupid
Please remove yourself from the thread.

>>32146234
>Enchanting is permenancy.
care to explain? I understand your reasoning.
And it'd be cool..
but i'd rather have soma clear this up.

What was Darzi being tortured for, anyway? Did we ever ask? People don't generally torture for no reason. At least, not for months at a time.

>>32146349
We received the radiation warning while inside the tunnel, before we even opened the door.

>>32146349
It is in the door we just walked through. Did you just not read the update where it said there are containers and weird goo all around?

>>32146378
the key.
the thing that baldev is down in the mine looking for now I think.

>>32146387
>door we just
*room

>>32146375
Weapon Affinity is Enchanting, except temporary.

Permenancy just makes it permanent.

>>32146360
Som what exactly did we learn from the needle chair?

>>32146418
>Weapon Affinity is Enchanting, except temporary
fuck permanent leech would be sick..
it'd be a great anti-mage weapon.

I'd like soma to still rule on it.
but I hope it's in our favor and permanency = enchanting.

>>32146382
>>32146387
It's implied that the heat is coming from deeper in the facility.

>>32146478
Nothing, that what.

>>32146478
Small unit tactics. More options in combat and it gave us dice bonuses on a couple of other occasions too.

>>32144094
Wanted to know when the shitstorm would start.
Guess it's go time.

>>32146478
How to speak and read Proper and Vulgar Rhynian. Various bits of Rhynian culture, like what signs meant, what one should do in social situations, that sort of thing. How one should go about clearing out a city of enemy combatants. Various other bits and bobs.

>>32146492
Weapon Affinity is part of enchanting. Permanency is part of enchanting as well, but only works with specific effects. In the past, there was a whole school of magic dedicated to enchanting objects. It was studied much the same way that Earth, Water, Fire, Nature, or Metal would be today. You could make rudimentary enchantments with just Permanency and Weapon Affinity though.

>>32146387
Y'know, I say we feed that shit to Ricky. What could go wrong?

>>32146550
A lot could go wrong.

>>32146536
>It was studied much the
we must find some books then.
Also if we do find a book will it be handled the same way as the elements?

>>32146536
So what would that "school" be called?

Just so that we know what to ask for from that Spirit.

>>32146564
Probably.

>>32146550
>Kill Ricky
>All of our shit is stuck in the cloak

Yeah, why don't we put on the mask, snort the spice and pour vys into the heart all at the same time while we're at it?

>>32146577
I would love that just for the rage it would induce, and to see how Soma handles it.non-canon of course

>>32146577
Don't forget about trying to leech a lantern as well

>>32146577
Man look at all those excellent ideas. This kind of stuff is completely normal. Beating hearts? Mask that crazy people are scared off? Magic drugs? Pfft fucking mundane things right there we should play with them as much as possible

>>32146602
Actually we still need to experiment with them.

Hmm so I was thinking, that spirit wants the Ghoul's "Heart" right? What if that means the fuel rods keeping the facility powered? Are we going to accidentally cause a meltdown?

>>32146572
So should we just ask the Spirit to teach us how to enchant? Or be adept in enchanting

>>32146618
Kills the bandit, so two stones for 1 bird.

>>32146618
Nuclear magic is a go.

>>32146641
>AC-130 is in the air

>>32146614
We need to experiment with a lot of shit.

All of our effects, elements, and meta magics and their combinations with the armor.

>>32146656
We should set out a day fir that, and a week to read our books.

>>32146618
Nigga this is /tg/ there's bound to be a nuclear physicist somewhere

>>32146638
You really think that would destroy the mine shaft?

All 15 miles of it?

>>32146577
>>32146602
All good ideas, when you don't

>>32146668
maybe, its fucking magic

>>32146668
It seals the fucker inside, and the radiation that it causes would be lethal to everything in a large radius.

>>32146668
Render it uninhabitable maybe.

>>32146627
This might be good, if possible.

What if we feed the spice to Ricky?... Or the heart... Or put spice on the heart and feed it to Ricky!

>>32146696
Actually trying the heart and the spice at once could makes something interesting.

>>32146681
You do know that the massive amount of rock and steel surrounding it would Dampen it to all hell.

Still might seal the surrounding 10-15 levels.

>>32146696
You know it never crossed my mind that we could do those at the same time, but first we have to see what the heart does when we mediate with it.
>>32146711
Magic

>>32146688
>Render it uninhabitable maybe
You think it's habitable now?

>>32146740
Yes. I suppose "not compatible with life" might be a better term.

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>tfw I can't tell if these bad ideas are sarcasm

>>32146740
That depends, are you a plant monster? If so we have some nice apartments for sale on level 7.

>>32146627
this.
It should cover everything we need from permanency to unattuneing things.

If it's not possible I am sure the spirit can at least provide reading materials that will get us to master or something.

{Fulvia, seal the door. Melt it shut if you have to. We can open it again on our way out.} She doesn't respond, but instead simply turns around and begins to gather vys. Once more as soon she begins to prepare the spell it almost cast itself, the two sides of the door slamming shut forcefully and melding together. Immediately the warnings hovering at the corners of your vision vanish, the unknown assailant upon your armor's environmental seals apparently confined to that room.

You approach the control pannel cautiously, taking a look at the various buttons and symbols that decorate it. Most of them seem to somehow relate to rods, or to water. Raise rods, lower rods, open floodgate, emergency shutdown. Lots of blinking red lights as well, and a few blinking yellow lights. Only one light is solid green, which you recognize as symbolizing full functionality. It's the light corresponding to 'Reactor Containment'. Another room catches your attention. 'Rear Waste Storage'. That light is dead. That's probably the area you just came from. Finally 'AI Core' is red, which bodes ill.

>Start playing with the controls, that's the only way to figure out what they do.
>No, that's idiotic. There is probably a manual or something around here. Explore the left doorway.
>That's pretty idiotic, but explore the right doorway instead.
>Head down the stairs to investigate this 'reactor'. How does a mosaic floor produce power?
>Write-in

>>32146759
This is /tg/, they should know that anything suggested even as a joke can get momentum behind them.

>>32146759
If it makes you feel any better anon, I was joking.
I also haven't posted at all.

Sorry about the delay there folks, got called away.

>>32146723
Not saying we know either way but it entirely possible that it's a normal nuclear reaction. The Rhynians were scientists like that.

>>32146765
>Start playing with the controls, that's the only way to figure out what they do.

>>32146765
>Write-in
Ask Fulvia what this shit means.

>>32146765
>No, that's idiotic. There is probably a manual or something around here. Explore the left doorway.

>>32146765
>No, that's idiotic. There is probably a manual or something around here. Explore the left doorway.

Let's get the AI orb, lock this place down and gtfo.

>>32146765
>Start playing with the controls, that's the only way to figure out what they do.
>Write-in
Get some input from our robot as well, while we fuck around a bit.

>>32146765
>>No, that's idiotic. There is probably a manual or something around here. Explore the left doorway.
>Write-in

Ask Fulvia for help

>>32146765
Have Fulvia inspect and give us a report.

>>32146795
second

>>32146765
ask fulvia to help you out here.
she should know more about the mine controlls and what this room is.if it's powering the mine.

>>32146807
>>32146799
>>32146796
Do you really believe a manual would be left sitting around?

>>32146765
>>No, that's idiotic. There is probably a manual or something around here. Explore the left doorway.

>>32146765
>>No, that's idiotic. There is probably a manual or something around here. Explore the left doorway.

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>>32146785
>>32146805

>>32146765
>>No, that's idiotic. There is probably a manual or something around here. Explore the left doorway.
Duh

>>32146824
Why would it not? This shit was manned at some point, it's not like it's the royal treasury and we're looking for the key.

>>32146831
Why?
We already did it before, to get the general gist of the last ruins giant device.

>>32146765
Before doing anything we should let Fulvia check on everything.

>>32146765
>Write-in

Admin bot pls

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>>32146823
>>32146812
>>32146810
>>32146805
>>32146795
>Get Fulvia's Help

>>32146829
>>32146827
>>32146807
>>32146799
>>32146796
>>32146839
>Explore the left doorway.

>>32146805
>>32146785
>Play with things.

Writin' for ask Fulvia and then explore the left hallway.

>>32146841
I figured asking our robot first takes priority.