Hey everybody it's Keith just checking in to let you guys know that this is the second part to the episode that was put out two weeks ago

where arts audio is messed up he came on and apologized it was very nice he's a sweet guy

This is the second part so his audio still messed up.

I recommend listening with headphones.

It makes what he says a little bit clearer.

And then I wanted to reassure people.

Yes, it definitely sounded worse before I messed with it. I promise. And that's all. So here we go. Last time on

Friends of the Table.

At the very end of the last session, the very end. You passed through the worst of the storm and you'd run into two people.

A human lady, she was a prodigy in practical magic. She was really good at kind of intuitively putting things together, not like you at all.

And with her was a large orc who had a pair of glasses on was very clearly from the new archives.

And as the cold leaves you, you feel something missing somehow.

At first it feels like maybe the cold drilled down so deep into you

that you lost something.

But after a bit of time, each of you on your own can't help but wonder if that feeling of emptiness was there in you all long.

What you're looking at is a hand-sketched map of the fallen tower.

There's been a strange movement, small groups of, we're not sure, we'll have to get closer.

These were the lower levels. This is where the people lived. If we're looking for information, if we're looking for the important things, they'll be further up and he traces his finger up to the northwest.

Oh, God damn, Prince, you were right.

O'Klon gasps, the Tower of Sammar.

I knew it.

There are conflicting reports, but it said, it said that here is where the boy, and he trails off into a story.

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