Naras ponders the prisoner's strange behavior. While Crizza is sometimes called 'the Mad God' by his opponents, most of his followers aren't insane. There is no reason for the man to have reacted the way he did, as far as Naras can tell. A fanatic might not care if his fellows died for their cause, believing they were righteous deaths--but it wasn't indifference. The man seemed to actually find it amusing. Perhaps he really was mad.
They reach the final chamber. There is a chest in the corner, near some rolled up sleeping bags. In the far back of the room is a crude, wooden throne. A man sits upon it. No, not upon it...he actually sits about a foot off of it. He just floats over the throne, in a sitting position, hovering.
This man looks human, but his skin is blue and his hair is white. He wears purple robes and carries a staff. His hair and robes billow in the wind, but Naras doesn't feel any wind coming from the tunnel. It's as if he's generating his own wind for dramatic effect. He is watching the tunnel entrance so sees them arrive at once. He appears rather bored, though.
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Naras casts Cure Light Wounds on herself, restoring (1d8): 4 HP. Her condition improves to lightly wounded.
Naras casts Silence on a piton and leaves it behind.
Naras makes a Religion check [TN 17] (1d20): 2, pass.
