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| In the crimson glow of the living alabaster which surrounds Adyllis' shrine, you feel compelled by the force of old spirits to find the library. Down twisting corridors you wander, until you are within a large room surrounded by pedestals with flickering candles hovering over old, wax covered books. At the end of the library you see a ghastly image; a grotesque face shrouded by some inhuman skull is staring back at you from its perch on the wall. It seems to be twitching, is it alive? As you approach, its mouth gapes open, revealing a thick piece of parchment. This seems to be the source of your strange sensation, will you take the parchment and read what is being offered? ((CLICK PICTURE BELOW TO READ "PROSE OF GOGEL" OPTIONAL BUT SUGGESTED)) |
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| You carefully place the scroll back in the jaw of the dead face. It seems whatever the force was, you satisfied it. You then further observe the gothic detail of the library. There are so many more tomes waiting to be discovered, some seem sealed by unknown forces, while others are patiently waiting to be opened. | ||||||||||