Game time

[Anastasia]

Amaryl settles in as well, "We'd love to talk," she agrees. "What is it you want?"

Kascha's still writing, utterly lost in it.

"I'm aware of you by reputation - I'd like some of your own hard won knowledge," The elemental says, "This won't be cheap, understandably."

[Corwin]

"Have you studied Primus's Prophecy?"

[Anastasia]

"I haven't gotten my hands on a copy," he admits, "But I've heard it's complex."

[Corwin]

"Primus wrote it down at my request. It is indeed as complex as it is beautiful, and the numbers are very orderly. They contain many insights, and as many references as I've caught, I know enough to tell a skilled Numerologist would derive far more benefits from studying it. I'd be happy to examine it together at length, and share our findings. And if the process proves as beneficial as I present it, it could open the door for further collaboration along the same vein. I do happen to have my share of esoteric knowledge."

[Anastasia]

"You have a copy?" The elemental slowly strokes his chin, the grinding of stone heard at that. "Do you have it here?"

[Corwin]

"It honestly doesn't matter whether I carry it on my person, because the proper answer is 'I have it if I want to have it'," Seira responds. "Do I take your question to mean that you're interested in pursuing this avenue of research together with me?"

[Anastasia]

" I am, but I insist on a chance to see it first," The elemental says, "So I can make an informed decision."

[Corwin]

Seira pauses in thought, tapping the table with the tip of her index finger. "Very well," she says finally. She did happen to bring it along, since Seira figured that getting numerologists interested in studying it would require some form of proof, although it is kept quite protected in her possession.

On second thought, after showing it to Thurmar she really should leave it in her avatar's protection at the Cauldron. For now, however, she produces the scroll.

[Anastasia]

The elemental takes the scroll and open sit. He stares for long moments, before gently closing the scroll.

"Eruption," he says mildly.

[Corwin]

"I should note that I intend to study it to disprove Primus's ultimate conclusion," Seira voices, storing the scroll away. "I have it on good authority that there are things he couldn't have accounted for, although he refused to consider it without detailed mathematical proof."

[Anastasia]

"Well, you have me," The elemental agrees, "I can't pass up that chance to study."

[Corwin]

"Glorious! My quest shouldn't take that long since you know the cipher, after all, so would you like to stop by the Cauldron tomorrow? It's a safe environment to study in, if I say so myself."

[Anastasia]

"I'll bring the cipher," The elemental agrees, poking to a particular, large shelf stuffed with thick tomes, "I think that's the cipher bookshelf, I'll have to check."

[Corwin]

Rather than rudely search his place for him, Seira lets Thurmar find the cipher. Meanwhile, she retrieves the scroll with the ever-changing coordinates as she waits.

[Anastasia]

The elemental doesn't move. After several moments, "...yes?" he asks, "Are you waiting on something? Oh! I meant I'd bring the cipher with me tomorrow."