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==A few days ago during 'downtime'==
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I saw that and aoslmt commented here right away but then didn't, in case you didn't want mention it here. I hope you got some useful suggestions!
 
 
Isis: Isis' favoured scrying tool is a small stone bowl she fills with fresh water. The imago itself doesn't necessarily require it, but as a ritual it helps focus the spirit in the right way.
 
 
 
ST: The image revealed to you in the still water is much unlike the scene you saw previously.
 
 
 
ST: The apartment is recognisable by its layout, but the place is utterly fire-gutted. Thick char coats the ground and the walls. The sparse, charcoal remains of whatever furniature was once here lie in collapsed piles here and there.
 
 
 
ST: Pale light streams in from the window, filtered through smoke-blackened glass.
 
 
 
ST: It's probably too much of a coincidence to consider what must have happened here an accident.
 
 
 
ST: Of course there's no sign of the corpses you saw fall there, burnt husks or not.
 
 
 
ST: The resonance is very negative, a mix of abandonment and hopelessness.
 
 
 
ST: There is a slight, but noticable violence in it too.
 
 
 
ST: You manage to get enough information to pinpoint the area.
 
 
 
ST: Which happens to be an apartment building in Lyon, France.
 
 
 
Isis: Having learned all she cares to via scrying Isis does a few calculations - school mathematics are actually good for something! - and arrives at gps coordinates which Google Earth resolves for her.
 
 
 
 
 
  
 
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