Investigating the Selenites

The expedition went well, if a bit slow to gather all the Adventurous Souls together - Frau Annechen Lowey, Fraulein Eugenia Burton, Lt. Veles of the Jägerkin, Herr Ash Mason and myself descended in a lift-like vertikon device from the surface into the very depths of the mine site. Eventually we were joined by Herr Colonel O'Toole and Fraulein Duchess Eva Bellambi; then Herr Donovan Messerchmitt (a recently-arrived Europan emigre) and Herr Otto Robonaught, also of the Jägerkin; and finally by Herr Iason Hassanov.

Between the (Jesuit?) schooling of Hotspur's, and Ash Mason's unique memories, we made our way through the engraved scripts on the walls to determine this was a recording by ancient Caledonians of the disasterous Selenite invasion, long before northern Caledon arose from the waves (glacial suppression, perhaps?) and when a land mass south of the Moors still rose high enough to provide dry land extending almost as far south as Loch Avie.

You may see some of what we examined here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/hthas/

Mushroom Hunters and Selenite Observations

Fraulein Tanarian, being a member in good standing, has been reporting informally to me that there are changes happening almost day-to-day in the deepest mine caverns. She also mentioned that she and Lady Kitla discovered an interesting workroom high over the Moors, much higher than the tethered Selenite ship.

When, comrades, shall we reschedule?

Wulfenbach