In reply to Aethul (msg # 344):

the woman wrings the colth again and places it back on the child's forehead.  Fromthe other child she takes a compress and dunks it in the same bucket before wringing and replacing it.
The husband takes a dipper full of water from the bucket and drinks it...

In reply to Narrator (msg # 345):

"I can see why they all died...not the best hygiene. Still, it is in the past...I think. How can we help their spirits to rest, I wonder?"

Perhaps your God can give them release, if not I am willing to pray for assitance from one of them.

In reply to Aethul (msg # 347):

"I know not magic that will release them. I can turn them, but why anger them? I could also exorcise them...would that help them though? Grom is an earth God, not a spirit guide..."

A God can do many things... I am not aware of their limits. But if you do not wish to ask, leave me to try



[Private to GM: Aethul has no religeous ties, although has been to a triunist service or two and would be most inclined to approach that God. Other than that he does not even know how to address the God correctly in church terms. Basically he is a coomon man who sees something beyond him he thinks needs to be fixed and is trying something rather than shrugging it off ... we'll see how the dice roller feels.
08:05, Today: Aethul rolled 8 using 3d6.  Beseeching aid for the Ghosts. ]

In reply to Aethul (msg # 349):

Aethul notices something  through the "Window" where the moonlight shines on a patch of earth.

In reply to Narrator (msg # 350):

"Should we rouse everyone? I am not at ease with haunts"

Aethul does notice something...

[Private to GM:  13:32, Today: Aethul rolled 10 using 3d6.  Perception.  by 5]

In reply to Aethul (msg # 352):

"I am happy to ask, but I am not sure what to ask for, to be honest, or even how to ask for it in this case. But I think we should not rouse everyone else...let them rest, unless they become hostile."

Yes, let them rest, these spirits seem to be no threat.

In reply to Aethul (msg # 354):

moonlight catches on something half buried.

In reply to Narrator (msg # 355):

Assuming Kirpich noticed this, or it was pointed out to him, he will investigate...

He approaches it carefully ... and keeps Kirpich from grabbing it , making sure it is safe.

In reply to Aethul (msg # 357):

Aethul was divi ely inspired to notice something through the "window", outside the house.

are you going out the "door" or trying to walk through "walls?"

In reply to Narrator (msg # 358):

Kirpich will walk through the walls, but he will need Aethul to point it out to him in this case. He has no intention of touching it until he has had a good look at it.

He will walk to the door, if that is where this item is... the item is through a "door"?

In reply to Aethul (msg # 360):

you could see the item out the "window" and would need to exit by the "door" and walk arou d the "house"

OK, I do that and look at what it is...

In reply to Aethul (msg # 362):

you espy the loop of what may be a bucket handle

He wonders if this is the same bucket the ghost used, he tries to move it with his knife blade

In reply to Aethul (msg # 364):

Kirpich let's the Ranger look.

"I could move the earth..." he offers.

May be needed too, let me see how buried it is first ...

In reply to Aethul (msg # 364):

the bucket is half buried,  along with something else...

Aethul will try and lift the bucket with the blade (bucket nadle near the guard) , if that doesn't work, he'll dig somesoil away with his knife

In reply to Aethul (msg # 368):

the bucket shifts, make a ST check