Week Six

[letsplayamod]

You've survived, for lack of better wording, the latest week of trials and tribulations. This one had been more costly than most: Typhon's machinations have brought your group to nearly half the size it was when Athena first brought you to this island. Whether it ends with him or with you is still too soon to make out. One thing's for certain. Things cannot be allowed to continue as they are.

Speaking of continuing, the next floor has been revealed to you. Just how far down this island goes is a bit of a mystery, but you get the feeling that you're close to something important. Maybe that thing Athena wanted you to find before Typhon does. You can ruminate on that as you watch the waters below. Waves still lap at the cliffs, but it all seems lower than it did weeks ago. Like the ocean itself is shrinking...

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[necromants]

Yes, exactly. Perhaps if I'd allowed myself the chance, things would have turned out different.

[But he didn't, and so here we are now.]

So I'm trying to do things right this time, even if it doesn't mean nearly as much after death.

[pariunt]

[And it's far too late to make a difference.

If Astarion is able to escape this place, he can continue to make a difference. he can return home, continue to lead the other vampires.]

We'll find a way to kill Typhon. It's likely the only way to free your souls.

[necromants]

...I wonder.

[Alex's earlier statements have him thinking about what exactly is going on here, but it's more on the living to decide how to proceed from here. If they wish to bring Ivilezlei back with the others, then it's not like he can really stop them.]

You have my thanks. For listening, at the very least.

[For continuing to fight too, even if his feelings on Typhon are vastly different from everyone else's.]

[pariunt]

[As far as Astarion is concerned, he doesn't care about giving input on who he thinks should or shouldn't be saved.

He has his comfort area of making snarky quips and letting people more measured than him make the big decisions.]

...Certainly.

[He's clearly not sure what else to say.]