JJJ's Haunting of Harrowstone

[Sarone]

Nodding at Celeste's statement. "And that, unfortunately, can be seen as confirmation of the enemy," Kaythek states, looking around as the group starts heading out of the Restlands, keeping his falchion out in case of another ambush. "According to the Mentor, a group called the Whispering Way was at the Prison shortly before his death. For what purpose, he, and now us, could only guess at, though due to the history of the Way and the Prison, it could be that there was someone of great importance being held there. That is why we are going to be going through the records, find out who or what was there that would draw the Way's attention after, what, 50 years since the prison burned down."

As Kaythek goes on, he pays attention to the two priests for their reaction, seeing if they recognize the Whispering Way and the Prison, and that they might know more about them. We can probably trust them, but at the same time we should just be as wary, Kaythek thinks as they continue moving. "But that's what we have so far. Have either of you heard anything recently?"

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It's not that I don't trust them, but if they know anything then that can help the investigation it'll due wonders for us.

Sense motive to see if either Celeste or Hadrin know anything more about the Way.

Sense motive on Celeste (1d20+4)[10](14).
Sense motive on Hadrin (1d20+4)[20](24).

Diplomacy check to see if they know anything, if they do (doubt it, since they may not have been members long). (1d20+9)[6](15) (3 from CHA + 1 from Skill Rank + 3 From Class Skill + 2 from Reputation)

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Once back at the Cathedral, Kaythek does his part of looking bored and not-quite-so intimidating, arms crossed as he hears Augustin give a recap of the night events. Only when he mentions that Morcaine wants to observe Gibs does Kaythek get involved, staging a cough to draw Augustin's attention. "I'm going as well," Kaythek says, raisng a hand to emphasize the point. No sense in going off on your own when that'll be easier to pick us off, unfortunately.