In reply to Shorty (msg # 139):

The golem responds to Shorty with a deep voice.

"After you sign the registry you will be given access to the sanctuary."

The golem produces a large book, opened, and a quill.  The book is in its left hand and the quill it holds out in its right.

Actions?

--DM2

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 141):

Warwick floats over to the golem.  "Are there any sort of conditions or rules we're accepting by signing?"

In reply to Warwick (msg # 142):

"Enter at your own risk."  it replies.

--DM2

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 143):

"Fair enough.  Just as long as I'm not signing my soul away or agreeing to be an indentured servant."  Warwick signs his name in neat, compact script.

In reply to Warwick (msg # 144):

Morteft will walk over and look at the book to see who else has signed it.

In reply to Morteft (msg # 145):

You see Warwicks name, previous to that are two at the top of the page.

Thrangragoth
Ctzukerig

Morteft notices something odd about the writing,  there is not much space between the names and the way things are arranged and with a little different focus he can see what looks like S E T formed in the middle.  A little broken perhaps but it is there.

--DM2

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 146):

Trysk frowns, "How long ago do you think they were here?"

In reply to Trysk (msg # 147):

Morteft shrugs. "I don't know, but maybe they do."

He turns to the golem. "When where these two here?" He indicates the names in the book.

In reply to Morteft (msg # 148):

Golem:"Ninety three days ago"  pause "And never."

--DM2

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 149):

"That be a might odd," chimes in Warwick wondering about the silence from everyone else.

In reply to Warwick (msg # 150):

Morteft nods. "I agree."

He signs his name into the guest book.

In reply to Warwick (msg # 150):

Shorty looks at the golem and asks, "how be both?  Be afore and be never?  Please tells how."

Shorty then shuffles his feet and looks embarrassed.  "Me not know how use squiggle stick.  Me not nos how make name."

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In reply to Shorty (msg # 152):

The golem 'looks' at Shorty : "I am only the bookkeeper, not an analyst.  I do not know such things."

--DM2

'I'm sure it's because of the spell that altered time.  A place like this is probably protected enough to know that time changed.  The fact that the artifact was taken but now is still here would be both the past and never'

Turning to the golem, 'Does just one member of the party need to sign or all of us?  Must we use our proper names and beyond understanding that we enter at out own risk, what purpose does the book have?'

In reply to Aztar (msg # 155):

Trysk shrugs, "Or perhaps the name you asked about was a fake name."

Trysk says, "Golem, when did the being signing in with the letters S E T arrive and depart?"

"All must sign." replies the golem "The book is a register of visitors, please sign."

--DM2

The golem remains silent for a time.  "No one by the name of Set has ever visited."

-DM2

In reply to Ron, The DM (msg # 158):

Morteft says, "I have a feeling those two were serving Set which is why his name is showing in that way."

In reply to Morteft (msg # 159):

Shorty walks up to the book looking very confused

In reply to Shorty (msg # 160):

Morteft says, "Shorty, just make a mark. Any thing as long as you call it your mark it will do for a signature."

In reply to Shorty (msg # 160):

Shorty nods and then scribbles a dark spot.  He then smudges it with his finger

In reply to Shorty (msg # 162):

Morteft smiles and says, "Great job, Shorty. Just remember that mark so you can use it the next time you need it."

In reply to Morteft (msg # 163):

Trysk prints his name in the book.

In reply to Trysk (msg # 164):

Joe takes the pen and he writes his name in the book.

--DM2