//This is mine! Not yours!... just joking. you are welcome to read on. keep in mind though the author is no professional writer and these are the views of his toon not necessarily those of the author
This stuff is free for use as long as you give some acknowledgment to BGtSCC and don`t use it commercially
it is no recording of DM events either... most of this stuff is just figments of roleplay
//These are Forsun`s private thoughts. He wouldn`t relate any of this to anybody really. So except the persons involved nobody would know this stuff
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VJITMuix ... 05&index=2
"It is a good viewpoint to see the world as a dream. When you have something like a nightmare, you will wake up and tell yourself that it was only a dream. It is said that the world we live in is not a bit different from this."
Ghost Dog, Hagakure, the way of the Samurai
Forsun had went back into the mines. Deeper and deeper he had dared to venture. Curiousity driving him. It had only been a few day since he had witnessed the battle between the duergar and he was set on finding out more about these seemingly different tribes.
Surprised by not seeing any incidence of the foreign dwarves he ventured further into the compound.
Forsun met little resistance at first. No signs of the battle, that had reigned here only a few days ago, remained. Just as Forsun was leaving he was attacked by a large agressive spider. He easily dispatched of it and went back on his way towards Sshamath. Still in the mines however he suddenly was startled by a strange sound. It was the sound of a female voice, shrill and bizarre it sounded. Forsun could not make out it`s words.
Warily he aproached into the direction the voice was emerging from. Dead dwarves and illithids were lying all over the narrow hallways. All of them were a grizzly sight. They had been sucked dry to the bone (or whatever illithids have instead). Only their crumbling shells remained.
The voice grew ever shriller and louder. Step by step. Sliding from shadow to shadow Forsun made his way through the dark hallway. Ever searching for the origin of the strange voice.
He finally arrived in a room where three duergar and an illithid were battling a huge spiderlike being. Forsun hid in invisibility and watched the fight. It was not long before the creature had overcome the dwarves and its master. Before Forsun could act the creature turned on him. Obviously it had spotted him in his invisibility all this while.
She stood no chance to Forsun. After casting a final ward he engaged the beast with the fire that only lingers inside a drow. He slashed merciless at the beast, axe and knife against claw and bite. The steel cut deeper. Soon the creature lay on its back. The last twitchings of its limbs fading.
Forsun could see this was no ordinary spider. He didn`t know what it was but it was without a doubt the origin of the voice. Despite being uphauled by the stench he began to disect the beast. He took fluids of her body into an empty bottle and he wrapped some distinguishing parts of chitin into linen.
His gaze fell on the nearest tunnel leading deeper into the mines. Had the beast emerged from down there? Only one way to find out.
When the narrow passage opened into the gigantic underground hall of the mines he saw another abomination battling duergar and illithid. Here battlethirst won over common sense. He engaged both groups with a terrifying battlecry. But far from being stopped in their pace the creatures now turned on Forsun. Not only the abomination had turned towards him but already the illithid was trying to break his mind as well. Forsun tried to cast a final ward when the abomination shot a large tentacle into his direction. Chest pierced by the hideous thing the words of warding waned as the drow gasped for breath. He fled. He didn`t look back at the fiend but stumbled hastily, a trail of blood after him, towards the illithid hive. He was lucky. The creature forfeited pursuit.
Besides offering shelter the illithids were less than helpful on the matter. If anything Forsun could sense a feeling of amusement at the sorry state he had arrived in. After recovering what strength he could he decided it was time to make for the city. His magic was all but spent. He would need to rest and he would need advice. Who would he turn to?
The high priestess seemed open to hear his story. But as soon as Forsun had shown her the remains he had salvaged after his first battle with the abomination she took to another tone. She accused Forsun of defiling the holy site of Lloth by bringing the abomination to this place. She spoke of pennance that would have to be made...