Miles:

Wendigo:

Vera: 

Jhazaal:

The sense of dread Vera felt as the vision washed over her was somehow worse than seeing the Demogorgon rise from the lake a few weeks back.  Eventually coming to back in the shroomish city, a sense a panic began to wash over her again, an all too familiar feeling for Vera at this point.  Subconsciously reaching down to her belt for something to drink, she realized to her chagrin that she only carried water at the moment and hadn't had anything "good" in quite a while.  That'll have to change, quick..., she thought to herself as she did her best to suppress her growing fear. 

Seeing that everyone else had experienced the same vision, she turned to them all and said urgently, "In case that didn't make it clear, we're leaving, now!  Basidia, how do we get out of here?  And what's closest to  Menzoberranzan?"    

Miles:

Looking sadly at Baisidia, Miles eventually replies, “I know not how many of your kin have fallen thrall to the demon, nor how powerful it’s forces are compared to our own.  I only know that a festering evil, left unopposed, will grow and metastasize until it overwhelms even the most determined escapee...” 

Wendigo groans and clutches his skull, falling to his knees. He paws at his head and moans for a while, before seemingly recovering and staggering to his feet. While it is hard to read his bizarre face, with his black eyes, misshapen teeth, and white hair, but fear and anger is written across it clear as the day that is so unreachably far above everyone.

"We need to get out of here," he says, speaking the clearest he has since everyone has met him. "We need to get home. To above."

Jhazaal cringes in place, expecting some hammer to fall. When one does not he straightens, rubbing a hand over his bald head. "Not bad, Jhazaal still live..." He looks to the others, seeing them doing things that is not quite normal for them, but doesn't feel like now is the time to worry about it. "Jhazaal agree, leave time."

Basidia nods, ignoring Miles.

"Best place for you to go is Bligdenstone.  Grey small soft one can guide you.  Path to surface can be found through there."

Basidia pauses, and looks somehow older and more shrunken.

"Warn them.  We will try to contain as much as possible.  Be fast.  Trust no one."

Knox:

After seeing the vision, Knox stands there, tilting his head to the side for a moment.

"I think my visual and auditory sensors may have just malfunctioned."

Knox notices the others reacting and comments.

"It seems we were all affected then."

Knox nods agreement with the others desire to be leaving.

"Yes, let us leave now. We should head to Bligdenstone with haste and can then make the decision to continue on to Menzoberranzan or head to the surface and try and find a suitable city above to seek help from."

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"Yes, let us leave now. We should head to Bligdenstone with haste and can then make the decision to continue on to Menzoberranzan or head to the surface and try and find a suitable city above to seek help from."

"I agree, let's get out of here quick..." Vera replied.  Turning to Basidia, Vera added, "Good luck to you and we'll be sure to warn anyone who'll listen about what's occurring down here."  

(Will update with traveling info tomorrow.  In the meantime, can I get a traveling order?)

Jhazaal would be towards the center.

Vera would go either first or last

Miles:

Miles is happy going first.

Wendigo can take care of watching for any threats in the rear.

Travel is uneventful for the first 1 days (Jimjar tells you it’ll take around 16 days to make it to Bligdenstone).  But on the sixth day (2 11 6), you come across a rather odd sight.  The tunnel ahead of you is filled with webs, but the whole cavern is glowing with an unearthly light.  You realize the source of it is 7 giant fire beetles crawling around and under the webs, somehow managing to avoid becoming stuck.