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Onyx, Spark and Brie settle down for the night in a cabin in the woods along with a set of recently rescued ponies, saved from Changeling cocoons, as well as the changelings who sought to take them captive, who are themselves locked away as captives.
In Baltimare, Silver, Dark Star, Iron, and now Midnight Lily do their last preparations before seeking to take on a creature smuggling operation in a port-side neighborhood
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>>114635
He turns around to whoever spoke to him, wobbling around slowly
"I am alright..."
He looks at Spark carefully
"Are you the one who was... interrogating the... 'prisoners'?"
>>114636
It's a bit hard to see, but this much is evident:
Large room, very large with perhaps no wall perceptible. Mostly lights are off, some light on far end. Tables, they have something on them. No standing creatures obvious, but who knows what is obscured by objects or darkness
He turns around to whoever spoke to him, wobbling around slowly
"I am alright..."
He looks at Spark carefully
"Are you the one who was... interrogating the... 'prisoners'?"
>>114636
It's a bit hard to see, but this much is evident:
Large room, very large with perhaps no wall perceptible. Mostly lights are off, some light on far end. Tables, they have something on them. No standing creatures obvious, but who knows what is obscured by objects or darkness
>>114637
"Yes. My name is Spark. You won't have to worry about them. We will be taking them far away from here. In the mean time, is there anything I can do for you?"
"Yes. My name is Spark. You won't have to worry about them. We will be taking them far away from here. In the mean time, is there anything I can do for you?"
>>114642
It's on the inside at the bottom of the window. It seems like it is probably a key lock mechanism
It's on the inside at the bottom of the window. It seems like it is probably a key lock mechanism
>>114644
"Damn, that means I can not just use my telekinesis to unlock it..." He sighs. "It is risky, but you might be able to bash it open with weapon. It will make noise, and you would need to clear it very well to avoid getting cut to shreds, but..."
"Damn, that means I can not just use my telekinesis to unlock it..." He sighs. "It is risky, but you might be able to bash it open with weapon. It will make noise, and you would need to clear it very well to avoid getting cut to shreds, but..."
>>114640
"We have a use for them on our particular mission. Again, they will be long gone soon enough. Now, can I get you anything?"
"We have a use for them on our particular mission. Again, they will be long gone soon enough. Now, can I get you anything?"
>>114658
"Should I try busting my way in? Or should we try elsewhere? I remember Blue mentioned something about potential sewer entrance..."
"Should I try busting my way in? Or should we try elsewhere? I remember Blue mentioned something about potential sewer entrance..."
>>114662
>>114661
Ascertaining the precise location of any entrances from beyond the waterline is not really possible. But finding the waterline itself is not terrible difficult. The waterline something around 50 yards from the set of buildings, past grass, dormant trees, and a small area enclosed by a low stone wall that seems to be a graveyard or something to that effect, and the stone remnants of what was probably a garden, there is a simple seawall along most of the sea side, and some areas where rocks meet the ocean harbor
>>114661
Ascertaining the precise location of any entrances from beyond the waterline is not really possible. But finding the waterline itself is not terrible difficult. The waterline something around 50 yards from the set of buildings, past grass, dormant trees, and a small area enclosed by a low stone wall that seems to be a graveyard or something to that effect, and the stone remnants of what was probably a garden, there is a simple seawall along most of the sea side, and some areas where rocks meet the ocean harbor
>>114664
Silver nods in agreement. "If I were building sewer grate, I would build it right along seawall."
Silver nods in agreement. "If I were building sewer grate, I would build it right along seawall."
>>114666
>>114667
The shoreline is more straight than not, although areas where the land contacts the water in naked rocks show more fluid and natural changes. However, the area that is just opposite of the center and dormitory buildings has seawall, which seems to be very old black stone, with some areas on the top replaced with concrete.
Along the seawall there is a small area of level stone that effectively makes a walkway parallel to the top of the seawall, about at the level of the water at high tides (which is now). Where the seawall begins on the side the two ponies approach, there is a small stone step of beige that walks down to this little walkway by the sea.
Now here is where things are interesting. There is a small boat - white, a row boat. It looks like it could be a life boat or a small rowing fishing boat - by the walk way. There are several creatures in it, and several creatures standing on the walkway. A couple griffins and a couple.... well, a couple creatures neither has ever seen before, and we can leave it at that. Inside the boat are something like five creatures and one sitting up. They have no lighting with them.
As for an entrance, it appears that there is a very large one. It's a tunnel that approximates a storm drain, with a circular entrance and massive bars blocking the entrance. It is fairly high in the water, being about 1/4 submerged, and would probably be completely above water at low tide. It doesn't quite make sense as a storm drain, partly because an entirely seperate storm drain exit is vissible much further down past the seawall, and it has a much smaller exit tube. The tunnel is at least tall enough for a pony to walk through, and likely is an older part of the structure that had some purpose back in the days that this was a fortress or military prison, but has since been barred up, and otherwise appears to be an over sized storm drain or sewage pipe
>>114667
The shoreline is more straight than not, although areas where the land contacts the water in naked rocks show more fluid and natural changes. However, the area that is just opposite of the center and dormitory buildings has seawall, which seems to be very old black stone, with some areas on the top replaced with concrete.
Along the seawall there is a small area of level stone that effectively makes a walkway parallel to the top of the seawall, about at the level of the water at high tides (which is now). Where the seawall begins on the side the two ponies approach, there is a small stone step of beige that walks down to this little walkway by the sea.
Now here is where things are interesting. There is a small boat - white, a row boat. It looks like it could be a life boat or a small rowing fishing boat - by the walk way. There are several creatures in it, and several creatures standing on the walkway. A couple griffins and a couple.... well, a couple creatures neither has ever seen before, and we can leave it at that. Inside the boat are something like five creatures and one sitting up. They have no lighting with them.
As for an entrance, it appears that there is a very large one. It's a tunnel that approximates a storm drain, with a circular entrance and massive bars blocking the entrance. It is fairly high in the water, being about 1/4 submerged, and would probably be completely above water at low tide. It doesn't quite make sense as a storm drain, partly because an entirely seperate storm drain exit is vissible much further down past the seawall, and it has a much smaller exit tube. The tunnel is at least tall enough for a pony to walk through, and likely is an older part of the structure that had some purpose back in the days that this was a fortress or military prison, but has since been barred up, and otherwise appears to be an over sized storm drain or sewage pipe
>>114647
He looks back at Spark, trembling, and silent for a moment. Then he says
"Maybe some water..."
He looks back at Spark, trembling, and silent for a moment. Then he says
"Maybe some water..."
>>114672
He points a hoof to his right and Spark’s far left
“There should be cans of water over by the stove. I hope they haven’t frozen over or gone empty. If they have you may have to melt some snow”
He points a hoof to his right and Spark’s far left
“There should be cans of water over by the stove. I hope they haven’t frozen over or gone empty. If they have you may have to melt some snow”
>>114671
Dark Star ducks down.
"There aren't enough of us here to open fire. lets watch them and see where they go."
Dark Star ducks down.
"There aren't enough of us here to open fire. lets watch them and see where they go."
>>114674
>>114671
One of the creatures goes up to the bars, and starts carefully unscrewing the ends (even though they look as if they are cemented in place and rusted). He is able to simply take out the bars, and fairly quickly after unlocking something unseen in the darkness. The bars are removed, and they pull the boat over, creatures still inside, and actually start to pull the boat inside the tunnel, making use of the water level brought by the high tides
>>114676
At least one can, half full of what seems to be good water
>>114671
One of the creatures goes up to the bars, and starts carefully unscrewing the ends (even though they look as if they are cemented in place and rusted). He is able to simply take out the bars, and fairly quickly after unlocking something unseen in the darkness. The bars are removed, and they pull the boat over, creatures still inside, and actually start to pull the boat inside the tunnel, making use of the water level brought by the high tides
>>114676
At least one can, half full of what seems to be good water
>>114677
Spark levitates the can to Dawson.
"Looks like we are going to need a bit more. I'll be back soon."
Spark then heads outside to look for a bucket.
Spark levitates the can to Dawson.
"Looks like we are going to need a bit more. I'll be back soon."
Spark then heads outside to look for a bucket.
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