SCAWWY 😱 gale

[concoctive]

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[alldoomnogloom]

You did?

[ immediately curious ]

Would you mind sharing? More instructions upon rituals?

[concoctive]

Sure - I've been tryin' to make sure to tell a bunch of folks, just in case.

[ he will open his satchel to retrieve the tome, handling it with utmost care considering the age. copypastes the blurb for you.

The tome is full of empty and damaged pages, writing long worn away or destroyed by time and mites. But one page remains in somewhat readable state: an excerpt from an entry, which discusses a god-summoning ritual.

There are mentions of two possible ingredients that were to be used in the ritual. One is crossed out, though the details are impossible to make out for either, besides the mention of eyes. At the end, there is a partially worn journal entry:

"...looking from within the darkness at me! I felt seen by the savior all the way to the pit of my soul."

he'll offer it to gale to take a closer look at, of course. ]

I'm wonderin' if we can piece it all together. Tot mentioned that Miss Laudna got an eye, and one of the things we got on the first trip was a millipede with a bunch of eyes.