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When last we left our heroes, Reckles the Kanku Rogue, Tasks the Cobald Ranger, Panic the

Tefling Bard, Borky the Orkbar Barbarian, Remy the Kanku Fighter, and a new found friend Inseka,

the Fire Ganasi Monk. The party is now in the deepest darkest pits of the Abyssal Trench.

After delving past ravenous sharks, sea goblin hordes and solving puzzles for a lot of loot and

treasure, the party now finds themselves in the door of a wide and crowded prison filled with the

surviving Water Ganasi Denizens of the Coral Citadel. Now as we return to the deep and dangerous

underwater hold, we return to the Unexpectables. So just to re-describe what you see, as you open up the

door a crack, I believe it was Seka who did the perception check to look inside. You see

piled into these very tightly locked cells made of a mixture of bone and steel are Water Ganassis.

All of them look in the worst state of affairs, and you can hear people crying and in various states

of distress. As the door creaks open, you do notice that a few that are closest to the door like

turn and look, and like some of them cower as you kind of creak the door open. They are not aware

of your presence, but they are aware that the door was open. Can you guys see? Yeah, Panic's still an eel,

so you don't know how you wish. Oh, could I? Could I do a perception check to see if there are...

I'll just see if there's anything in detail, whether it be traps, I'm curious if these cages

are locked, with anything conventional. I would say if you want to, if you want to investigate the

lock, you'd have to go up to the lock and investigate it. From this angle, the lock is flat towards

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