I return from my hiatus, and apologies to all of you for not tagging, we will keep going on this thread until you free her, you fail to free her, you kill her, or you leave.
Ram's song echoes in the stone, and the stone echoes back. It sings of sand, and the desert starlight, and the gentle floods of the river polishing smooth a hard stone. (+2bonus to repair)
The clock is getting close to midnight, and time is closing. Even though there are no lights inside the house, it seems that there are shadows shifting and darkening as the night goes on. Ram has steadily watched the room darken.
Rhoades's text is in 20 parts, detailing all that could be found. Summarized, he couldn't place the name, but did find a similar name in an old Keralan fable, where instead of the Fae taking someone, a creature would come from an otherworld and take possession of a person. Take too long to expel them, and death was certain. In one story, Lönnrot found that the possessing creature couldn't stand the sound of laughter, and drove it off by laughing at his own jokes. In another, he insulted it until it fled.