I'll be honest, I want to take a peek through that Priaduct that the trio of "Zalvorex-like" interlopers came...

I'll be honest, I want to take a peek through that Priaduct that the trio of "Zalvorex-like" interlopers came through.

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  1. Aleksandr RevzinNovember 19, 2017 at 1:53 PM

    I'll retreat back into the priaduct to the Library. I'll light a torch as I go. My plan is to splash the last 20 feet of the priaduct with oil and once I step back into the library, see if the inside of it burns. "There might be more coming." I'll announce when I step out.

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  2. Chris P.November 19, 2017 at 6:35 PM

    Ben L. While (or even before) Salinger Dungeye is digging himself deep into trouble, I'm not hesitating to make sure Mal-prion is stripped of his stuff.

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  3. Chris P.November 20, 2017 at 12:18 AM

    (Note that i use the above punny nicknames only in teasing jest.)

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