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Dorgath seems to be taking even longer this time. Throg and Kelgar search fruitlessly while Dorgath disappears to the east. Throg eventually finds that part of the wall seems to be denser than the rest of the wall. He tries to push against it from different directions and suddenly, the section...

Dorgath goes west. Carrow and Throg watch as he gets farther away and becomes harder to see. Almost exactly after Dorgath disappears entirely, he emerges from the east, behind the rest of the party.

Yeah, I suspected that probably no one would get the reference. Back in 1997 or so, the game Final Fantasy VII on the Playstation was all the rage. Oh yes, all the cool kids were playing it. Anyway, the villain is this guy named Sephiroth (which is already a word for some Hebrew mystical thing...

Ward shakes the misprinted magic 8-ball. Without a die, how will I ever make decisions in an arbitrary manner? Sophia chops the steel toad with her wing.

Kelgar and Carrow came along (I generally assume that party member that don't indicate otherwise will try to stay within the lantern's range to avoid being lost in the dark, although it's probably now apparent that at this time that isn't a problem). Kelgar begins joining the search for any...

Dorgath drops stonebread on the floor where he is standing before continuing with Throg toward the light. The light seems to recede the closer you approach. It occurs to you that it looks a lot like it could be a lantern, just like the one you're carrying, only some distance away. Dorgath finds...

Your foul necromantic ritual has awoken the great demon, Ygrut XXII. Good job.

Kelgar muses... "One of us could stand still while the rest keep going. If it's a magical trap, we'll be reunited..."

Sophia casts Shadow Flare on the Steel Toad. Ward elects to taunt the steel toad. You destroyed one wall, but so what? I believe it to be merely luck. I would wager that you are not able to destroy that wall so easily... Ward points to the wall protecting the soldiers. Go ahead and try. Try...

Throg leads the party on. Dorgath searches two more sections of corridor, but can't seem to find anything. As the party is about to move into another section, Dorgath catches a glimmer of light from the west.

No one comes close to injury this time, but nothing manages to scratch the wall.

Sophia! I am sorry. I had not realized the toads can shoot lasers or whatever that thing was. Don't worry about me. Just help McGill. With the right anagram, perhaps we can attack and defend at the same time... Ward puts Sophia down and assumes a horse stance. He lashes out with his hand and...

Dorgath tries to carve into the wall with his axe. The stone is hard and he loses his grip, narrowly avoiding cutting himself on his own weapon.

Happy thanksgiving (I don't like pumpkin pie or cranberry sauce, I find turkey too bland to actually bother eating, and I'm not a big fan of stuffing either).

You pass through another section of corridor. The lantern illuminates more of the unexplored passage, which still seems to be featureless. As you travel, Dorgath's Lifestone of Ashraz and Kelgar's Ring of Jade fully restore the remaining damage that was taken from the fall. Everyone is healed.

I forgot to update this yesterday. I'll try to remember to update it when I get home. Wait, why would you think there would be eight pairs? What would you even do with eight pairs? Six pairs would be enough for all possible pairing combinations, and you'd still have two pairs left over. Anyway...

By the way, did you guys decide what to do with the Gems of Life?

Throg leads the party east. You pass through one hall and get about halfway down the next one. As Throg surmised, there seem to be doors here, but all of them are open. They're plain, wooden doors like the ones you've already seen here. The lantern reveals that the corridor still continues.

The tunnel is apparently quite long. The light from the lantern isn't reaching either end.

I was going to post the next part yesterday, but I got swamped. Well, today I got my files back, so there's definitely no need to stall... Moments pass. Slowly you make out a dim light beneath you, growing fast. Seconds later you fall with a thud onto the floor of a tunnel, presumably somewhere...