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01-15-2013, 09:53 AM
A loud "crack" came from the cave that held the Haruspex's mirror, and upon entry, you find that a massive, strange fissure has formed on the slightly liquid surface. Strange, blue-ish tendrils of light snake outward, calling like a siren into the great beyond, but you should know better. The surface begins to bubble and snap, like boiling water, and sparks fly that jolt with a shock. Something is wrong, but the God of the Spark watches from his divine home in simple amusement. Perhaps two planes are fusing, or perhaps something is dying in the great beyond and its presence is large enough to make itself known.
The strange shadow appears again, making the light dance. A darkness, spine chilling, makes your hide stand on end, and the cave grows cold, much colder than outside where the weather is, for once, calm. Can the haruspex provide answers? Perhaps he does; perhaps he does not. What is there to know about a world that lies unseen? A magic, perhaps, to old to fully comprehend?
The shadow disappears from view, but the bubbling surface still remains. For now, the mirror sits, broken. As if a cosmic splinter is stuck on the other side, the mirror remains tense.
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