Temporal pixies

[Nephrite]

I am guessing my K:R or K:P checks will tell me that's a symbol of a Bad Dude.

[Anastasia]

It is the unholy symbol of Bel.

[Nephrite]

A Really Bad Dude.

Genlar receives a feeling of being correct. He should remain wary and careful and not trust this one at all.

[Anastasia]

> roll 1d100 low is good
<Kobot> Kotono rolled 1d100 low is good --> [ 1d100=100 ]{100}

Did you insult Kobot? Serious question.

Genlar does so as he prays. As he does, a knock on the door. Another man enters, "Genlar," he announces, "We've chosen to accept Sir Basar's help without reservations."

Genlar rises and without hesitation says, "Do not trust him."

The man smiles - a sharp, sardonic look, "Jealousy looks no better on a man than a woman, soldier."

[Nephrite]

Have these other mortals been duped? It's possible.

He will send Genlar a brief vision of the sword and the devils in Hell that support it, as well as the name of Bel. If they choose to support Baator then these mortals are making that decision willingly, but he'll at least ensure they know what they're getting into.

Genlar receives a feeling of support. Regardless of what 'Sir Basar' does, Moore will protect him.

[Anastasia]

A quiet prayer, 'I will confront him, reveal him and lay him low before my strength of arms. This I vow.'

[Nephrite]

He receives a gentle push back - there's no need to fight him. However, if he can prove that these machinations will do harm to them, perhaps through a divination, then he should.

For his sake, learn from the experience, whatever it is - and use it to bring hope to others.

If his allies still pursue a path that leads them down to Hell, then Genlar should keep working to ensure their safety, the lies and deception of Hell can be revealed in the light.

[Anastasia]

With that done you work - and soon enough, it's ready to be finished. With one more bit Elena should be able to leave Aurora.

[Nephrite]

"This is probably the part where the old man shows up and complains that we're interfering." Moore says to Sylvie.

What are the limitations of this? Does it work like an avatar? Can Elena only 'leave' once?

If it's just ancillary things that we don't have to worry about that's fine, but Moore (and I assume Sylvie) would explain all the details to her, so if needed let me know what they are.

[Anastasia]

It allows one (and only one at a time) of Elena's projections to leave Aurora. If that projection returns or is somehow destroyed, another can go out.

Sylvie smiles a little bit at that, "I think he could do that without stepping foot in here, anyway."

[Nephrite]

"Probably." Moore says. "Well, let's finish this and give her some freedom and hope."

[Anastasia]

And thus it is done. When completely, Aurora itself hums rather loudly and Elena says. "That should do it," she announces. "So...to the gates!"

[Nephrite]

Does she even know where she's going?

Moore decides to follow along and accompany her!

[Anastasia]

Elena storms to the gates and takes a deep breath. Then she leaps forward, through them...and lands on the other side. She blinks slowly, looks back to Aurora and says, "It worked?"

[Nephrite]

"...You know, I'm willing to forgive you for doubting me, despite everything we've been through." Moore says as he flies out as well. "But I don't think there's anything Sylvie and I can't accomplish together."