"Is it possible the curse made her evil? That she would not be so without the curse?"

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Kurma is now listening carefully to the story, taking note. (Ooc, can I check how truthful she is? Insight? 13)

During the moment of silence, Kurma looks around in this place. Any interesting knowledge? (I remember Oniss destroying some freco/painting)

To Brunella: “well I Know a spell that can remove curse, but this is a powerful one. It might not be enough. We can try, I will need some time to prepare the spell”

 The Medusa is speaking with the heart in hand, as they say. Kurma is confident that she is speaking the truth.

The frescos tell of the splendour of the past. Great feasts and celebrations, scenes of dances and war.

OOC Assuming she did not hear your dialogue with Brunella, you could do an Arcana check for the spell, or for how to remove the curse in general.

Kurma keeps silent for a minute and tries to remember if his mentor taught him anything about removing such a curse.
Arcane: 9 + 4 (guidance)

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Kurma keeps silent for a minute and tries to remember if his mentor taught him anything about removing such a curse.
Arcane: 14 + 3 (guidance)

Sages debated for a long time about the origin and the possible solution of the Medusa curse. As far as anyone can tell, only a divine intervention could give back the identity and the form of the cursed being.

That said, the ones inflicted by a Medusa's petrification gaze can be cured with a Greater Restoration spell.

"I... I guess... I guess we could untie you. You could stay here. This is where you lived all those years, isn't it? And we'd go looking for... well, for a cure. We'll come back. Either with a cure, or to fulfil your earlier request." Gertrude rubs her eyes, thinking. "Well and then there  is of course the issue of finding that black obelisk...." Her voice trails off.

"I'll tell you where the shrines and the Tomb are if you promised to kill me right after."

Oniss listens and feels uncomfortable in the whole situation.  He can understand the creatures desire to be rid of the curse but struggles with the parties burden of release the creature desires.  Ultimately Oniss thinks it is best to assist the creature rather then have her seek it out by further attacks to the party.

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"I'll tell you where the shrines and the Tomb are if you promised to kill me right after."

 Felix would like to insight check her intentions, to see if she truly wants to die.

Insight: 22

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"I'll tell you where the shrines and the Tomb are if you promised to kill me right after."

 Felix would like to insight check her intentions, to see if she truly wants to die.

Insight: 22

 To Felix, the Medusa truly has a desire to die.

"If you truly wish to die then I'll do it, the rest of you should wait outside. Unless you have a means to undo the power of gods this a bitter situation... Tell me the locations, I Felix Windfell will put you out of your misery."

Felix will pull out his Rapier and get ready to give her a merciful strike.

Brunella shakes her head. She does not want the sad creature to die, but her pleas seem sincere. She turns away.

Inete: " No, I won't stand for this. I can stand aside while a decent creature is killed in cold blood. "

Musharib: " I must agree with the girl here. The lady deserves a fate better than this, no matter the information we might gain. "

Artus: " Lower the sword, Felix Windfall. We won't give away her life just to make our easier. "

Dragonbait's smell, first of the likes of roses, shifts to baked bread.

"You lot are strong not everyone has the heart to continue on for centuries... I will be doing a service to this poor woman. No one should have to live with the burden of life if they don't want too. Now leave us be and let me do what must be done." Turning to the medusa he speaks with a gentle voice "You poor woman I will help you..."

Persuasion: 5

Kurma stands up. "My friends, stay clam. I understand the pragmatism of Felix. An he is right, if she wants to die, who are we to refuse it. The only cure would be an divine intervention"

Then turning to the creature. "But killing you like this goes against the principles of most of us. I have a suggestion. What about you lead us to the shrines and to the Tomb, fight with us. I promise that I, nor Inete, will heal you. If you die from your wounds, we will not try to save you. But at least, you will have died in Battle, for something."

"What do you say, Medusa?"

OOC: if persuasion if needed, I will burn my "channel divinity slot" to be proficient in Persuasion for 10min + using Guidance....
Persuasion: 20 + 3

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"You lot are strong not everyone has the heart to continue on for centuries... I will be doing a service to this poor woman. No one should have to live with the burden of life if they don't want too. Now leave us be and let me do what must be done." Turning to the medusa he speaks with a gentle voice "You poor woman I will help you..."

Persuasion: 9

 Artus: " This is not a debate. Get away from the lady."

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Kurma stands up. "My friends, stay clam. I understand the pragmatism of Felix. An he is right, if she wants to die, who are we to refuse it. The only cure would be an divine intervention"

Then turning to the creature. "But killing you like this goes against the principles of most of us. I have a suggestion. What about you lead us to the shrines and to the Tomb, fight with us. I promise that I, nor Inete, will heal you. If you die from your wounds, we will not try to save you. But at least, you will have died in Battle, for something."

"What do you say, Medusa?"

OOC: if persuasion if needed, I will burn my "channel divinity slot" to be proficient in Persuasion for 10min + using Guidance....
Persuasion: 8 + 1

 Medusa: " No, I won't come with you. I won't leave her". As she says 'her', her gaze turns onto the statue in the middle of the pool. "The Tomb is north of here, at the cliff's wall. Now be gone."

"Let us leave," says Brunella. "There is nothing more we can do here."
She shoulders her heavy stone handled sword, and makes her way out of the maze.

"Wait... Who is she? Is she close to you? Is she petrified?"
Kurma approaches the statue to look at it closer.
"I cannot cure you but I might be able to help her..."

"You can?" Hope now fills the words of the Medusa. "If you are going to do it, I will leave. I can't let my love seeing me like this again."

"I think I can help, but I need more information. Who is she exactly? What should we say to her if she comes back?"

"She was my love. I... don't recall her name, as I don't recall mine." The Medusa struggles as she tries to remember.

"I recall only our love, the only thing I kept in all these years. If she comes back, tell her that."