In reply to Jareth Mooncalled (msg # 860):

While no longer attempting  locomotion, the worms bits still twitch faintly.  Within its spilled gut you can see bits of ghoul skeleton, stripped clean.

Dey got'em first... not have value now.

Nodwin continues to slice and stab the rats as they squeak and chitter about the room.

"Let me check t'e worm.  An maybe some of t'e ghoul is still useable."



OOC:  Anything worthwhile from Rot Worms?  Are the ghoul bones valuable at all?
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Mario continues scraping at the cobbles, watching each way along the tunnels.  He shifts his staff on its sling to a more comfortable position, worries at the fletching on his single arrow, and turns one way and then another to keep alert.

In reply to Jareth Mooncalled (msg # 864):

The ghoul bones if intact (which they aren't   after the axe work) might have been worth a silver piece, but now only a few coppers at best. The live worm might have been worth something...

"Not worth t'e time haul to a dealer.  But best we move it, Nodwin owns t'ese corridors now.  Don't want any more such things in t'e basement."

Jareth starts to shove it onto the tarp using his staff.

"Hey, we oughts lock that door up t'ere we came from initially.  Don't need vagrants down here."

After the worm is on the tarp Jareth will go to check the door and see if it can be locked, or blocked, or something.

In reply to Jareth Mooncalled (msg # 867):

The initially entered door had been forced open, but looks
like it could at least be wedged. 2 silvers paid to a
carpenter could get it barred from this side, along with a day's labor, and probably barring the door up front, although actual licks would cost about 5 silvers each.

Jareth starts poking around for any lumber to wedge it shut with or anything to use as door jams.

"You got any spikes?"

No Got

Mario, still on post at the crossroads, finds himself comparing this to nights working guard duty for random shops, where the guards watched each other as much as the door.  No one else to watch, here, and it certainly seems quiet.

Nodwin continues to slice up the rats.

"Yeah, that'd been too easy.  Let's move some rocks to block it shut.  Get it fixed proper tomorrow or t'e next day."

In reply to Jareth Mooncalled (msg # 873):

There are some of the loose bricks back where Brodak knocked down the archway, and there are knocjed over barrels full of
rotting cuttlefish and cats that could be braced against that
also will be attracting other scavengers, and stink horribly,
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Move barrels of food ?

"Yeah, let's use those too.  Easier to get 'em out o' here tomorrow."

Brodak applies himself to moving the luscious specialty items to block the door.

Jareth assists as best he can.

In reply to Jareth Mooncalled (msg # 878):

The weight of the barrels is considerable, but Brodak can shift them.
Two together should effectively  block the door.
Meanwhile, the worm halves on the taro squirm a little.

Brodak looks at the tarp... Don' Like Worm

In reply to Brodak (msg # 880):

The worm haves twitch feebly
[Private to Jareth Mooncalled: Rotworms are valuable if you can wrangle them for undwad hunters]

"Oh good it ain't dead.  T'ey worth a lot of coin if ya can capture one alive."

Jareth looks around for something to trap it in.


OOC:  Any of the barrels in good enough shape to be emptied used for it?  Or would it just chew it's way out?

In reply to Jareth Mooncalled (msg # 882):

The barrels might work, plus they have carrion in them.

Meanwhile, Nodwin managed to clear most of the rats,much to the relief of Evaine and Francois.

Jareth will point out a solid loooking barrel and with Brodak's help empty it of most of it's squid and cats.  Then dump the rotworm into it and bung it back shut as best we can.

"We should carry this to t'e main tunnel an go get teh wheelbarrow an a laborer haul it t'e rest of t'e way."

Brodak looks at the food dumped out ... could  just sold that  in Red Light Place ... Sell good! Cuttlefish and Cat ... like Surf & Turf!