Difference between revisions of "Talk:Two Stories of Pangos"
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| − | You know that we (ie, those of us who are trying to collect most of the list items) don't have this new-fangled list. Also, a note on teeth, and mountians- I have just freed from the [[Castle of Maidens]] a nun from Tibet, also know as "The Roof of the World". She mentions that her nunnery used to be a monestary, and that all the monks were killed by someone who stole the sacred teeth of the Buddah that were kept there. | + | You know that we (ie, those of us who are trying to collect most of the list items) don't have this new-fangled list. Getting a copy to us should be a priority. Also, a note on teeth, and mountians- I have just freed from the [[Castle of Maidens]] a nun from Tibet, also know as "The Roof of the World". She mentions that her nunnery used to be a monestary, and that all the monks were killed by someone who stole the sacred teeth of the Buddah that were kept there. |
Revision as of 21:11, 5 December 2005
Kerry speaks: Obviously related to the teeth of St. Christopher, who also seems a likely candidate for ancestor of the Cynocephali. Seems like our mission to the City of Silence may not turn out as planned. These are the teeth we want. Which brings up the question: Why do the Throkians want them? Hopefully we'll kick Brigette's butt in the Castle when we get back from Japan and find out.
tcm: why are these the teeth we want? obviously they're powerful, but that does not mean that we need them for Ikulu's List. any old Cynocephalus tooth will do, as long as we take from the mouth while the Cynocephalus is still alive, as it says in the first line of the complete Ikulu's List.
Kerry speaks:
You know that we (ie, those of us who are trying to collect most of the list items) don't have this new-fangled list. Getting a copy to us should be a priority. Also, a note on teeth, and mountians- I have just freed from the Castle of Maidens a nun from Tibet, also know as "The Roof of the World". She mentions that her nunnery used to be a monestary, and that all the monks were killed by someone who stole the sacred teeth of the Buddah that were kept there.
