Final Quest
"I think that we should follow him," you reply. "If he CAN help us, it would be great." And you lead Alasse off, making sure to bypass the winged horses.
"And what if he wants to harm us?" Torai mutters. But he follows you anyway, something you suppose you should be thankful for.
The man leads you all into a dark cave. A dark cave with a door carved into the wall. You can see crystal drops of what is probably frozen water above your head, giving the cave an almost beautiful look.
The man looks at you. "If you step through that portal, you will find yourself back in your own time and back to your proper age," he tells you.
"How do we know we can trust you?" the green dragon demands.
The man looks directly at him. "You don't," he replies. "But I am here to help you." For just an instant, you see a familiar look in his eyes, but then it is quickly gone.
"I think that we should trust him," you say decisively. And step through the door, hearing the green dragon enter behind you.
You are back in the room with the whirlpool portal. You quickly exit the room, not wanting to stay there a moment longer.
"And what if he wants to harm us?" Torai mutters. But he follows you anyway, something you suppose you should be thankful for.
The man leads you all into a dark cave. A dark cave with a door carved into the wall. You can see crystal drops of what is probably frozen water above your head, giving the cave an almost beautiful look.
The man looks at you. "If you step through that portal, you will find yourself back in your own time and back to your proper age," he tells you.
"How do we know we can trust you?" the green dragon demands.
The man looks directly at him. "You don't," he replies. "But I am here to help you." For just an instant, you see a familiar look in his eyes, but then it is quickly gone.
"I think that we should trust him," you say decisively. And step through the door, hearing the green dragon enter behind you.
You are back in the room with the whirlpool portal. You quickly exit the room, not wanting to stay there a moment longer.