“Cripes, did that thing used to be human?  Hope I don’t end up like that.” He checks to make sure his parts are still solid.
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In reply to Masugatan (msg # 162):

"I guess that is what happens to alchemists that do not take care..." Emma comments.

Is the humanoid shape still alive?

What has she found with the glistening object?

In reply to Emma Wilson (msg # 163):

the smouldering remains of the alchemist move no more. from above, water dripsonto smashed reagent jars and runs down the wall.

in one corner, amongst the smashed glassware,  there are the remains of an alembic, scales and weights, all now made of gold!

In reply to Narrator (msg # 164):

Emma will look at the golden items...they look very interesting! Any other golden items?

Jednesa sits down and looks at the bottom of her foot to make sure she got all the 'jelly' off, in case it is catching.

Then she will hold her handaxe under the dripping water until all the jelly slime is rinsed off of it.

"Hmmm.  Anyone find any oil or lard.  Jednesa will need to oil club."
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"Oh, Holiness, that was once a man!"  The younger sister gapes in horror.  "Better to have died right out than that.  And how long was he like that, stuck in that room?"

“Ummm, I’d take care before touching those golden items.  I don’t trust this alchemy crap.”

In reply to Masugatan (msg # 168):

She will pull her hand back before she touches them at Masugatans' warning. He did have a point. Was there any sign of a liquid on them? Were they all touching one item? Did it look like they were originally made of gold?

In reply to Emma Wilson (msg # 169):

npcd
"The lucky bastard actually did it! I hope he left notes in this book of his! The Great Work of Alchemy is not without its risk - he looks to have had many potions brewing at once when something combusted, and he and the trigers got a mixed dose of the rest. Such a pity, but goodness grackles!"
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In reply to McNealy (msg # 170):

"Should we take him and resurrect him, into a human body, assuming that is what he had originally?"

"Doesn't such a thing go against Haderean law, as well as requiring a vast amount of energy?"  She looks around the room. "Oh, well, not many Hadereans in this bunch, anyway."

In reply to Evelina Grattan (msg # 172):

it also costs 10k to do... on the other hand. he had gold...

In reply to Narrator (msg # 173):

"I am not sure what the Haderium think, nor do I particularly care, but energy can be bought with gold, an he seems to be able to create that."

“If it’s really gold,” Masugatan says as he uses his dirty fingers to pick his teeth.  “I ain’t convinced of that.”

In reply to Masugatan (msg # 175):

"Well, perhaps we can ask our resident Alchemist to check that out?"

In reply to Christine Bjorn (msg # 176):

the gnome opens his kit, fills a marjed glass vessel with water from the clogged sink, and returns. He takes out a set of weights sililar to the gold ones, matches the marker on it and proceeds to drop them into the beaker, one after another.
"This displaces at a differential of 19 to 11 for the lead weights."
he takes a minutecto read the room dmfull of blank stares.
" It is pure gold!"

“It is?  Hmmm.  How much pure gold are we talking about?”

In reply to Masugatan (msg # 178):

"More to the point, is there enough to pay for his resurrection? Should we try? If so, where?"

In reply to Christine Bjorn (msg # 179):

"There are about 12 oz of gold, so about 191 coin weights, or $15,300 worth."

“Sounds like enough to resurrect my pocketbook.”

In reply to Masugatan (msg # 181):

"Well, technically it is his, so we should use some of it to resurrect him...now to the details. Priestly types?"

"Myself, Holy Sister, and Emma, of course, but unless Emma is holding some secrets, none of us have raised the dead; I think it unlikely Holy Sister or I could do so without, at the least, a large congregation to support a ritual."

She looks around the rooms, and at the condition of the body.

"He may be too long gone to bring back in any case."

In reply to Evelina Grattan (msg # 183):

indeed, he is rapidly becoming a stain.

In reply to Narrator (msg # 184):

Emma does not know how to bring back the dead herself, though her faith does practice that, and she can lend energy to such. Does she know if it is possible? What should she roll to know that?

“Maybe we could press a piece of parchment against him and make a print.  At least it’d give us something to remember him by.”