Watching from the shadows, the half-elf sees the druid depart on her horse, and follows along behind, keeping watch as he goes.

"Go if you like. I'll stay here. And tell the bard if he wants wine, he will have to bring it back here."

With that, the rogue chose the deepest patch of shadow he could find beneath the trees, and settled down to await the return of the other party members.

After a last glance around the temple, Ahkash bowed in farewell to the elemental, and followed the rest of the party above ground.

Maybe you should check what you were told ...there were actually 2 white, 2 green, 1 red 1 brown.

Tänya looked at Ahkash. " Can you tell us anything about these gems? He shrugged again, something he found himself doing a lot of in the company of these...individuals. "They're gems. Bits of rock that have been under pressure for millions of years. Diamond, emerald, ruby. As to their val...

The half-elf shrugged, and thanked the elemental, then turning to the small pile on the floor, added the brown gem to it. "Well Druid?" He asked, "Has the book told you anything?" He looked round at the rest of the party..."I have taken my stone already...the others you can ...

Pocketing one of the white stones, Ahkash returned to the centre of the hall. He placed four of the stones, and the book, on the floor, then carried the brown gemstone over to the elemental. En route, he gestured for the Druid to examine the book. Bowing deeply, he addressed the elemental for the fi...

Ignoring the Elf's comment, Ahkash slowly disables the trap within the small cavity, then reaches in and removes the gems and the book, before examining them carefully.

[Appraise Check please.]

The space in front of the hole once more yielded to him, the half-elf carefully checks for traps.

Having made his dicovery, the half-elf gladly stepped back to allow the others room to attempt the puzzle.

From behind the throne, the half-elf called out...

"Some kind of puzzle here..."

Ahkash, having listened carefully from his position against the wall, shrugged. "I doubt we'll find anything, but I'll search just in case." Ignoring the rooms they've passed through and searched already, the half-elf sets off to carefully search the remaining areas of the temple, not expe...

The dark half-elf drew closer to Atrus, and whispered in his ear for a moment, before grinning ferally and stepping back to press his spine into the wall.

Turning to the Druid, he answered her, "You all may speak if you wish. I'm listening."

Ahkash, returning to the main chamber, immediately carefully approaches the other doorway, in the northwest corner of the room, searching the room carefully as he goes. He spares only a glance for the strange root-like creature. If there was one thing elven druids were good for it was dealing with s...

Staggering slightly from his wounds, the half-elf shouts back to the Druid, "Somebody flank the damned skeleton!"

Not waiting to see if anybody listens to him, he attacks once more.

Ignoring his wound, the half-elf presses forward, attacking the skull of the next skeleton.

Taken aback by the sudden appearance of another two skeletons, Ahkash is at a loss for what to do. With no other immediate choices, he continues his attacks, trying to do damage to the heads of the skeletons, in the hope it will prevent them from summoning more.

Ignoring the activity behind him for now, Ahkash steps forward and attacks the next skeleton.

Cursing Ahkash glances over his shoulder at the large Blood Daemon, but continues pressing forward, attacking the skeleton in front of him, hoping to reach the small room ahead, clear it, and take what must be a passage to the north, perhaps to flank the demon.

Ahkash's Dagger