This is very odd! You tried to land in the middle of town, but a breeze blew you over here. Must be some sort of a weird magical defense.
You find the tunnel the troglodytes dug to get into the town. They collapsed it before entering. You can't follow it back.
You take the boat ride. Eight tedious and seasickness-punctuated hours later, you find yourselves at the docks of Farport.
You reach the end of the dock, where swarthy sailors prepare a boat which will soon carry passengers to Farport. As you don't have a ticket, you can't ride with them. They tell you you can get tickets from Kurt.
This room is filled with piles of jumbled armor components. Chain links are scattered about, waiting to be made into armor. It looks like someone is trying to run an armor shop from here. A sign on the door reads "Warning! Magical trap!"
You open the dresser. A magical trap is activated! A scream erupts, so loud it causes the walls of the inn to vibrate! Guards immediately start moving in.
You start to step into Spragin's bedroom, but he says "Excuse me! Don't go in there!" You back away.
This was once an armory, before several fireballs blew it to bits. The anvil and firepit still remain, and bits of metal are scattered throughout.
You break into Sharimik's treasury, and, surprise, surprise, an alarm sounds out. Looks like you're about to have a very long day.
Fireballs explode!
Sharimik is the center for a very wide range of military operations. It is thus inevitable that a large amount of paperwork is generated here. It's all stored in this room, where it decays and is eventually forgotten.
This door is covered with very powerful runes of locking. Even if you could get it open, you have little doubt all manner of alarms would sound out. You back away.
This door is covered with very powerful runes of locking. Fortunately, when you get close, you hear a click. The door recognizes you and unlocks itself.
You are underneath one of Sharimik's towers. You climb the ladder and poke your head inside. There are several guards, watching for troglodytes. One of them tells you, in a very obscene manner, to get out. You oblige.
This hastily erected building is where the troglodytes Sharimik soldiers capture waste away while awaiting torture and execution. The smell of rotting garbage and rotting prisoners makes you feel ill.
This store has been abandoned. The multitude of blood stains behind the counter indicate that the owner of the store did not leave peacefully. It's a grisly sight.
You read the tome, and find, laid out in a plain and concise manner, the instructions for casting the spell Dispel Barrier. Excellent!
A tiny rune on the floor flashes brightly. A cloud of noxious gas billows out of the dresser!
