Rangers of Jungle Deep

The Temple of Sisyn has been liberated.  Worship of the god, which has been in voluntary or involuntary abettance for quite some years, can now resume.  The High Priestess - daughter of Tidjit's Alderman, but now under the influence of the village's shaman - and that the company had been dispatched to Okerdik to bring back home - can now lead members of a suddenly reappearing cult, to the temple to purify it. The company continues to be unsure whether the return of this Death God cult is a good thing.  No doubt it will strengthen resistance against the Jungle Deep, but at what cost to the people of these lands ? What will the quest that Sisyn has set for Drake's Seven, and which they can hardly refuse without losing Tidjit's friendship, allow the Death God to accomplish ?  Will Godric's keeping back of the strange object he found in the Temple, and which surely belonged to a long-dead High Priestess, make any difference to those plans ? Is it a coincidence that Keha...

  Godric stood on the edge of the narrow walkway, and raising his spear aloft, let out a mighty shout that echoed throughout the dim and the dark of Sisyn's temple. "Let us hope this is not the last manifestation here of joy", whispered Parthoghimeos. "It is no small thing that you have achieved here", bellowed Mina, her voice also echoing in the emptiness. It was not.  The Temple of Sisyn had been liberated, and the friendship between the Rangers of Alladore and Tidjit would surely now evolve into an alliance.  Godric could only hope that the Jungle Deep would be the only victim of the forces they had freed here.  He looked over his company, which was once again complete, even if Ruairidh was still healing from his wounds. It was time to return to Tidjit in triumph.  Whilst everyone else rested, Godric had Krik scout out the way, as he sought to avoid any unfortunate encounters.  The insect warrior, as usual, accomplished his task to perfection. Two days l...