Nevill
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Or perhaps it once served the same purpose as BDS tunnels did, and were meant as a way to escape the palace. And they were repurposed to a prison/body dump pile just recently (well, in terms of Chinese history lenght). It could happen.Perhaps it was used to clean out the pit every now and then but over time was forgotten. Perhaps when the secret police took over the upper tunnels the lower ones fell into disuse or something.
The question is, would you stake your and Qilin's life on a chance that is slim to begin with?
The chamber might have been solitary since the beginning.It seems like the pit has not been used all that often since Yang was tossed in and there are no other boulders in the pit which suggests that no one of Yang's ability has been thrown in within recent memory.
I don't know. We have proof that he can be quite lucid when the situation does not concern the former Emperor. He is not outright malicious towards us.Again I just do not like the idea of spending a month or two with Yang, what if he gets bored or hungry or forgets that he was supposed to be tormenting us and decides to attack again, we can't actually stop him after all.
Why? Nobody would ever find us there, and we can end up trapped for real. Assuming we even will be washed up to a cavern, and not drown because the stream does not resurface anywhere near.Baltika9 said:Even if it washes out into another huge underground cavern, it would be a huge improvement over this.
That is fine as well, isn't is?Baltika9 said:Because treave took our overwhelming "spreading ourselves too thin!" sentiment very seriously and we won't be getting a choice, Jing will be grinding away at that kicking technique of his (admittedly, it sounds absolutely awesome).
Is he? I don't see him making any attempts to stop us from leaving.Baltika9 said:Oh, there definitely is an ordinary way out of here. Thing is, he's guarding it.