The gift of ash

[Anastasia]

A moment's smile as Sylvie is gone and...

> roll 1d100
<Penuche> Kotono invokes Penuche's magic: < 80 > [d100=80]

She soon returns. "That's dealt with," She says, "From the way they say it, I suspect Grumbar's being more active in this matter than he usually is."

[Nephrite]

"I wonder if Yan-C-Bin has something to do with it." Moore says. "Or perhaps even Akadi..." A shake of his head. "Either way, if I need to do anything, especially to help them out, let me know."

[Anastasia]

"I will," Sylvie promises.

[Nephrite]

Moore nods.

The only other thing was to go to Solomori Peak, really.

[Anastasia]

Gimme a quick d100.

[Nephrite]

[21:22] <Nephrite> roll 1d100
[21:22] <Penuche> Nephrite invokes Penuche's magic: < 53 > [d100=53]

[Anastasia]

Okay then, who is going and any prep for it?

[Nephrite]

Whoever wants to. Ostensibly this is to help them get a bit stronger so ideally everyone, but we can also just go as a group of two or something, or three.

If it's two, Moore and Kaja, if three let's bring Moore, Cresiel and Kaja, unless one of the others would like to go.

[Anastasia]

Are you capable of running them in combat yet?

[Nephrite]

I think I can handle Kaja, though there may admittedly be a few hiccups. In his case it may just be 'can this be done?' types.

[Anastasia]

That's fine, we'll roll with those three. Okay then, prep?

[Nephrite]

We'll hit the Blessing Stone, but it isn't very charitable to go somewhere super buffed if we don't know what the rules for where we're going are!

So basically just the Blessing Stone.

[Anastasia]

Solomori peaks is a sharp, rising mountain amid the mountains that make up Celestia. It rises towards the clouds above, yet not as high as the light above. There is a single path that leads up this mountain, a steep and dangerous path, but a path nonetheless.

[Nephrite]

It would assuredly be a dangerous path for anyone to walk, but none of them need to do that, so they just fly along it, close to the ground out of respect nonetheless.

[Anastasia]

You go to float above it - and you feel a gentle force push against you, trying to check your progress.

"It seems it wishes to be challenged on its own merits," Cresiel notes, landing down. "The rebuke is taken in wisdom."