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- (Very early one morning you are woken by the pyramid emitting a
- wailing screech. Bright lights swirl across it surface. Not sure what
- is happening you reach out and touch it. Your mind is instantaneously
- filled with a riot of colour. Distant screams come from far off. Then
- void. A never ending darkness. The image swirls again. You find
- yourself in the Wessex Arms. A kender kneels before you a sword held
- in offering towards you. His mouth is moving, but you hear no noise.
- Suddenly he jumps up, sliding the sword between your ribs. Pain.
- Violet flames consume your vision. Manical laughter fills the air.
- Void. Emerald sparks tear accross the landscape. You are back in the
- Wessex Arms. A man lies dead before you. The kender draws the sword
- from his chest. You fill with panic. Terror. You raise your hand to
- cast some incantation. Pain shoots a long your spine. You spin round.
- A terrible decaying figure smashes you once more with a hammer. You
- fall. A rain of blows from the hammer and the sword as the pain
- overwhelms you. You scream. You are back in your room, the pyramid
- lies silent and dark on the floor.)
- (The pyramid is silent when you indicate your wish to communicate
- through it. No amount of magic will compel it to work, or Unity to
- answer you. As you give up in despair, you hear a quiet sound from the
- pyramid - a rasping as if of someone sharpening a blade. There seems
- to be no way to turn it off, but it fades after a while. The following
- is a sample of the sounds that have emitted from the pyramid at random
- occasions during the summer. An ear-rending whine, then a rushing
- sound as if falling. A crash, as of stone on metal. A voice, speaking
- a guttural language you do not recognise, far-off and at the edge of
- hearing. Another voice, speaking what is clearly a human language that
- is not Common, slowly and clearly but muffled. The sound of a tempest,
- complete with driving rain and the occasional far-off clap of thunder.
- A conversation, as if on the far side of a wall - definitely in Common
- but you cannot make out more than the odd word - "... your fault...
- nothing you can... didn't even... never saw... take it back!". A
- silvery voice raised in achingly beautiful song. The crackle and roar
- of flames. Whispering when you are trying to sleep.)
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