Chapter 1 epilogue: Getting answers

The group exits the cave back in to the forest along the path they took who knows how long ago. A semi-familiar fork in the road, one path heading south, the other north. The group heads north and as the sun is high in the sky you reach a ruined tower, buried in vines. It seems like nothing has changed from the last visit. A familiar set of steps covered in overgrowth lead down beneath the ruins.
@Ruff @Proclus @Storm @Kan . You are outside the tower ruins where you previously met the banshee. What do you want to do?
@Ruff @Proclus @Storm @Kan . You are outside the tower ruins where you previously met the banshee. What do you want to do?
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How do we want to go about this?
Do you see them? Several people, moving among the trees. There, around the base of the ruined tower.
As for anything to gift to the banshee - I don't have much of value other than a couple of gems and the vial we got just a bit ago. I will part with anything if it means answers.
We already rescued one of the mercenaries from this place, but have returned to ask the banshee some questions. We believe she may be connected to the abductors, the necromancer, and the goblins who were working for him -- which, by the way, were all wearing tunics that bore the insignia of a bell.
My name is Proclus, theurge of Eldath. Peace to you.
Was the southern bell tower not where the banshee was when we were here last? If so, we must go there. We need answers!
Thank you for your welcome. And your warning. While in the necromancer's cave, we experienced several time disturbances, which decimated our numbers. So perhaps these "angry echoes of the past" are precisely what we need to investigate.
In great detail and with the hope of uncovering more clues, Proclus relates their experiences: the initial fight against goblins and bugbears, the near disaster with the banshee, learning that Hogarth's captors made offerings to the banshee, the assault on the necromancer's cave, slaying the flayer, befriending Pringle, rescuing the captives, the necromancer's disappearance, his notes about Mr. F and Oreioth tracking caravans, the first timewarp, the disappearance of Garrock and half the party, the second timewarp, the disappearance of another half of the party, etc.
And if this was a bell tower, hopefully it also holds the answer to why the goblins wore bell insignia and claimed that their master worshipped a bell. Ruff is right. We have no choice but to head straight to it. But when we emerge, we will be happy to share our report, if you wish to hear it.