Event: Passage in the Abyss

[letsplayamod]

[Well, even down in this squalid prison, you have gained some amount of levity. Just a day prior, an impromptu attempt to channel one of you to the land of the living put you into contact with not only the rest of your friends, but Athena herself.

That all comes to a sudden halt, but you're free to continue with perhaps a renewed strength. For once in a long while, it seems like things are getting interesting.

A day later, that's when the rumbling comes.]

That is it! I cannot wait a moment longer... My strength must return, and so my hunger must be sated.

[It's Typhon, he sounds mad.]

A mess of mortals, trapped in my personal cage. Perfect for feeding on!

[He sounds like he's on his way.]

Comments

[necromants]

[Sorry, we don't have Greek myths in Aelios...]

Ah, I see! Understandable why he seems to have so much control here. But sure, lead the way; we may as well talk while we walk.

[...He kind of wants to fly, but he'll walk!! Fine!!]

Do you know how Typhon managed to break free?

[raiseyoulikea]

[She kind of wants to fly too, but walking is ok. She leads the way through the portal...]

Yes, I was the one who put him there last time. He was beaten, poisoned by his own attempt to kill the gods... I had no idea Tartarus stretched this far. I don't think he did, either.

[And through it, you arrive in-- Well, you already know. It's a special place filled with the junk of the gods.]

Welcome to Hermes' stash of godly wonders! Please, help yourselves, everything here is already stolen.

[necromants]

[And here we are! Someplace new! Ivilezlei looks around, canting his head to the side a bit.]

Huh. Well, I'm sure it will have quite a few interesting things for us to find! You have my thanks for the rescue, Fenyx. Are you going to be staying here with us, or are you going after Athena?

[raiseyoulikea]

Well, she would be with the others, wouldn't she?

[...]

Or did something happen?

[necromants]

She left to find something that could stop Typhon. We only recently heard from her when she put us in touch with those on the other side, and it sounded as though she wasn't sure where she was either.