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My name is Eldon Thorngage, but most people know me as Slick Billy.  
 
My name is Eldon Thorngage, but most people know me as Slick Billy.  
If you read this journal, I’d like to take this time to say “''Get ur bloody paws of me stuff ya stinking dog''”.
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If you read this journal, I’d like to take this time to say “Get ur bloody paws of me stuff ya stinking dog”.
  
  
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A couple of minutes went by, which we spend watching Serious talking to himself about quests, gold and treasure maps.
 
A couple of minutes went by, which we spend watching Serious talking to himself about quests, gold and treasure maps.
  
After the liquid seemed to lessen we went back to the spiders room and tried the north room. Rule number 1 is “''where there is music, there is something to steal''”. After we entered the hallway we found only a long tunnel with a door all the way at the end.  
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After the liquid seemed to lessen we went back to the spiders room and tried the north room. Rule number 1 is “where there is music, there is something to steal”. After we entered the hallway we found only a long tunnel with a door all the way at the end.  
 
It was strange, every time we went closer to the door it seemed to get further away from us. Halfway into the tunnel we could see Sam fighting his imaginary friend who seems to be flying around his head. But then again, after a long walk the door did become closer all of the sudden. That wasn’t so strange I guess, considering the doorknob talked to us very kindly. It told us that we had to swear to return the storybook to its rightful owner or ells we weren’t allowed to enter. So naturally we convinced the doorknob we had the best intentions and het let us in. Inside we saw a book on a pedestal, “Fairytales”. Tony went and picked it up and immediately disappeared. Touching a magical book without knowing what it does seems kind of stupid, but leaving a most likely valuable magical artifact, seemed even dumber. I decided to rope it and just drag it with me. I felt the urge to read it every now and then, but my better judgment decided against it.   
 
It was strange, every time we went closer to the door it seemed to get further away from us. Halfway into the tunnel we could see Sam fighting his imaginary friend who seems to be flying around his head. But then again, after a long walk the door did become closer all of the sudden. That wasn’t so strange I guess, considering the doorknob talked to us very kindly. It told us that we had to swear to return the storybook to its rightful owner or ells we weren’t allowed to enter. So naturally we convinced the doorknob we had the best intentions and het let us in. Inside we saw a book on a pedestal, “Fairytales”. Tony went and picked it up and immediately disappeared. Touching a magical book without knowing what it does seems kind of stupid, but leaving a most likely valuable magical artifact, seemed even dumber. I decided to rope it and just drag it with me. I felt the urge to read it every now and then, but my better judgment decided against it.   
  
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After a refreshing rest it was time to see what these highly magical beasts where doing here. Like the old saying ''“anything worth guarding is worth stealing”''. The chain ape Sam tried opening the doors with force, to no effect. Flyboy Hugh used his cosmic knowledge and highly trained brainpower to stare into a blank wall. I think the fungus-loving druid wasn’t even sure that the rest of us had gotten up at all. As for me, well, let’s just say I did the best I could in this tight situation. Hugh did redeem himself a bit by finding the lever of the doors hidden behind a soft patch of dirt on the wall. He probably leaned against it while resting from his exhausting bit of staring.
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After a refreshing rest it was time to see what these highly magical beasts where doing here. Like the old saying “anything worth guarding is worth stealing”. The chain ape Sam tried opening the doors with force, to no effect. Flyboy Hugh used his cosmic knowledge and highly trained brainpower to stare into a blank wall. I think the fungus-loving druid wasn’t even sure that the rest of us had gotten up at all. As for me, well, let’s just say I did the best I could in this tight situation. Hugh did redeem himself a bit by finding the lever of the doors hidden behind a soft patch of dirt on the wall. He probably leaned against it while resting from his exhausting bit of staring.
  
 
After a quick vote the minority of the group chose me as the best option as scout. I’m not really a fan of being the first into danger. But then again, if the treasure is hidden close by it can’t hurt to check it for traps without anyone looking over my shoulder. It is of course not my fault if gems fall into my clothes while I’m searching.     
 
After a quick vote the minority of the group chose me as the best option as scout. I’m not really a fan of being the first into danger. But then again, if the treasure is hidden close by it can’t hurt to check it for traps without anyone looking over my shoulder. It is of course not my fault if gems fall into my clothes while I’m searching.     
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That leaves just one door and one portal as options for the exit.
 
That leaves just one door and one portal as options for the exit.
  
The last door was a heavy wooden door. Sam volunteered to go first after I had checked it for traps, ''"why not"'' I thought, his large body is bound to set of anything dangers that might be behind the door. Staying a good 30ft behind him I followed invisibly.  
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The last door was a heavy wooden door. Sam volunteered to go first after I had checked it for traps, why not I thought, his large body is bound to set of anything dangers that might be behind the door. Staying a good 30ft behind him I followed invisibly.  
 
Behind the door was a hallway that went into a curve. At the end of the hallway was a round room of about 25ft wide with in the middle a large fire about the size of a human and it giggled.
 
Behind the door was a hallway that went into a curve. At the end of the hallway was a round room of about 25ft wide with in the middle a large fire about the size of a human and it giggled.
 
Most people would take it as a bad sign to walk up to a giggling fire and pee on it, but then again, most people aren’t 200 pounds of stupid goliath.  
 
Most people would take it as a bad sign to walk up to a giggling fire and pee on it, but then again, most people aren’t 200 pounds of stupid goliath.  
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I’m not sure why but Tony turned into a hawk and flew down the hole in the floor. Judging from the smell I don’t want to know where he stuck his hand but he came back out of the hole holding what looked like a magical stone. I belief he called it a “Psionic stone”.
 
I’m not sure why but Tony turned into a hawk and flew down the hole in the floor. Judging from the smell I don’t want to know where he stuck his hand but he came back out of the hole holding what looked like a magical stone. I belief he called it a “Psionic stone”.
  
It looks like we have only one option left to escape from here, the middle lever teleport.  
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It looks like we have only one option left, the middle lever teleport.  
After being teleported into a new room I could see what the elemental ment. Probably 16ft tall and 7ft wide was standing on the side of the room a giant statue. On the other side of the room was some kind of dangerous but expensive looking orb. On the right and left side where one door each. Having my fill of stuff that shouldn’t be moving in the first place attacking me, I was more than happy to check out the doors first.  
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After being teleported into a new room I could see what the elemental mend. Probably 16ft tall and 7ft wide was standing on the side of the room a giant statue. On the other side of the room was some kind of dangerous but expensive looking orb. On the right and left side where one door each. Having my fill of stuff that shouldn’t be moving in the first place attacking me, I was more than happy to check out the doors first.  
 
The left door lead to a small room with nothing of interest. Tony open the other door and went in. a few seconds later the door closed and we could hear nothing else. When Hugh went to look for Tony he felt a strange feeling when opening the door. Looking into the room it was completely empty except for three levers.
 
The left door lead to a small room with nothing of interest. Tony open the other door and went in. a few seconds later the door closed and we could hear nothing else. When Hugh went to look for Tony he felt a strange feeling when opening the door. Looking into the room it was completely empty except for three levers.
 
Hugh told me to do something, I don’t know what I wasn’t really listening, he went into the room, pulled a lever and disappeared.
 
Hugh told me to do something, I don’t know what I wasn’t really listening, he went into the room, pulled a lever and disappeared.

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