They take the head of the Moose then start to look around the chamber, they see two door ways each locked but has an etching of a half moon The door to the north has the moon facing right, and the door to the south has it facing left. There is also a third tunnel that leads to a dead end, the wall has a very large mirror attached to the wall and etching of a full moon above the Mirror.
The party decide to head back outside and check out the Moon dial, they see on close inspection that the half moon, and full moon markers on the ground have elvish text engraved on them. Kurash uses produce flame and holds it up to create a shadow onto the half moon which Etch confirms opens the door inside the shrine to the south.
Inside they find a golden magical light coming down to a sarcophagus, Etch gets some help and pushes the lid off, finding a skeleton in crumbling robes, searching the skeleton he finds a bow and a quiver of silver tipped arrows. Searching more Kurash finds a wooden cup with a flying fish on the side of it.
They decide to move the flame and open the other door and see what is in there, this door is at the end of a long tunnel. As they open the door several of them standing in the hallway are knocked over by a barrage of water and ice.
As they manage to enter the room through the barrage they see a humanoid form and small bush, they fight it out with the person who is a female druid named Ravisin, and manage to take her down, and her bush.
After the fight they search the room and find Ravisins Journal open on top of a stone sarcophagus, reading the Journal they determine that Ravisin is the druid responsible for awakening the Plesiosaur Lapus that they met on Maer Dualdon and that she was angry at the people of tentowns at the lumberjacks killed her sister. They open the sarcophagus and find the remains of Ravisins sister, which appear quite fresh as the cold has slowed the decay. Searching Ravisin they find two potions in her belt pouch.
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