Three scrolls to create a fiery inferno. Three scrolls that can save our lives next time we meet yet another almost invincible foe. Three scrolls that may be the difference between us succeeding on this quest or all of it being in vain. No, I’m sorry Theo… you may be right that theft is never morally right, but the world isn’t black and white. It’s just shades of grey - none of the gods nor heroes are perfectly good. Just remember Pythor’s incompetence or the dryads’ quiet acceptance of Demetria’s actions. Or Volkan not even noticing he’s not let the dwarves know about the relighting of the forge...
Which is why we are headed back to Estoria before our third task at the necropolis. A nice respite, but a respite marked by the dread of whatever awaits us in this place of death. On the way, the temple of an old god, Helios. A god no one but the satyr guarding it seems to remember. Is that how gods cease to exist - they are just forgotten?
A kind inquiry reminded me that I know very little about satyrs and a great source to find out more about them. And maybe more than that...