Claire didn't detect any other minds down here once they'd pulled away from the crowd of bobbing mental lights above, at least not anywhere nearby. On the one hand, that was a good thing, right? On the other, they couldn't imagine that a magical fantasy dungeon would be completely devoid of any sort of guardians or defenses; which meant that whatever was down here was either shielded from their abilities or didn't have any sort of mind to manipulate. Neither boded well.
Once they'd arrived at the library, Claire wasted no time at all diving in; taking Colin's suggestions, they grabbed a couple of the books he'd indicated as well as a few other interesting/potentially useful-looking tomes, and (assuming nobody stopped them or they didn't set off some magical booby traps/secret passages or something), plopped themselves down in the high-backed chair and began to skim through the books, looking for anything resembling a hint as to what to do next or more information about the dungeon.
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She doesn't have Investigation, and I'm unsure if substituting Perception with a circumstance penalty is possible here. Still, just in case it's relevant, a Perception check to locate any books related to psionic power and minds: (1d20+12)[31]
Don't know what to roll for attempting to skim the books for clues/pertinent info, or if it'll be necessary.
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