Tej Keji asks a few questions from time to time about the tale all the while he seems intrested in what Shamad and Ghanji have to say the most, but he does not seem rude to the others. Finally when the tale ends he replys to Shamad. "You have had quite the adventure, and have all proven yourselves worthy servants of Bhalluka. Your runner had not fallen. When he arrived in Bhalluka Lord Prasad did what he could to gather up some forces to send to aid you. However there was a small problem in the city, that required our attention at once. When that was handled Lord Prasad had me lead the men here along with the venerable Brahmin Kalyani here. Where are my manors, please introductions are in order." He continues on and will pause when the Brahmin introduces herself. "Asuman has informed me that we arrived a day after you departed. You have nothing to worry about now, I, Tej Keji will keep an eye on this village. Tell me what are you plans now? It seems that its only prudent that the Swami be found and these Yuan-ti be handled quickly if they are linering so close to Pequot."
Narmada gives a shout, "They aren't going anywhere for a while. Look at them, half dead!" the old herbalist begins to lay out her ointments and potables. She mixes up some teas, and begins to tend to your bandages, and wounds whether you like it or not. She may only be a shudra, but you can't help but listen to the old woman.
After the meal, and the tale, and healing, and introductions. The group will spend a few days in the village resting, training with Tej Keji, and getting to know the new arrivals.
Here Ends "The Lotus and Baboon" Chapter One of the Mahasarpa Campaign. The story will pick up where this leaves off in Chapter Two. I want to thank all the players for their dedicated posting to the game, and for making this the most successfull forum here on the website to date! I hope that Chapter Two will continue on with this great tradition and high standard of role playing. The story will roll right over into Chapter Two so direct your posts and reading to Chapter Two.