Considering it's been silent in here for over a month, with one of the people missing being the GM, I think I'm going to bow out of this campaign.
Thank you to the GM and fellow players, and I'm sorry for any inconvenience.
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While he himself is unable to move further, Walhart will try and help Tally up.
Of course, my bad.
And he does not get far.
Walhart sighs. "We'll be back, Mictena." and simply walks off.
As everyone starts their fighting, Walhart carefully but firmly places a hand on Mictena's shoulder, and tells her in no uncertain terms: "It's time to surrender."
Agreed. Too bad, I really liked him, hope he's doing alright :( You too, GM!
"No worries, I appreciate the effort, though I still believe the best course of action is just for Mictena to surrender." Walhart tries to see if there's anything in the back of his mind, some knowledge he could share about Mictena or other creatures of her ilk.
That aura is the bane of my existence... If you wanna slap me to see if that works, be my guest!
Still overtaken with calm emotion, Walhart pleads for reason once again. "Your bag of tricks is slowly running out, and we're hardly worse for wear for it. Surrender, Mictena, and let's talk this out reasonably."
Walhart moves up to Stephan and offers him the little healing he can give.
Walhart sighs, seeing no point in staying out there, but already anticipating what's gonna happen once he steps closer.
Either way, he understands he should help get Damien out of his stupor, so he shouts at him. "Damien! Focus! Keep your mind together!"
Walhart moves away again.
Walhart grits his teeth, and moves closer to Mictena to get a better shot, hoping whatever came over him several times won't come over him again.
Walhart takes the shot, if only to keep Mictena at bay while Tally tries to escape.
Walhart moves to the north, making his way through his companions.
"Yes, I've got rope." Walhart mentions calmly, offering Tally the rope from his backpack.
Seeing the others attempt to climb, Walhart tries to help them out.
Walhart snaps out of it, and immediately grumbles. "She might be murderous, she's got a calming air over her. I'll be keeping my distance from now on." Figuring there's truly no other way, Walhart moves through the web and gets in position to shoot.
Walhart remains stoically on guard.
Though he understands it's inevitable, Walhart is still reluctant to fight, and he instead keeps his guard up.
Walhart sighs in near-acceptance as he sees the fighting continue despite everything. He turns towards the not-disappeared Mictena, hoping that will prove a better target for study.
Walhart, noticing the closed gate, turns to Mictena.
Meanwhile, he briefly grabs Tally's shoulder, healing him with lay on hands.
Walhart nods. "If you decide to fight, there's nothing for us here. We'll be leaving." Unpertubed, Walhart heads for the exit, and helps anyone who might need it with the webs.
Walhart slowly walks up to Stephan. "You seemed to be a little trapped here. Let me help you out." Aid Another check for when Stephan tries to move out of the web:
Walhart moves forward. Slowly, with no intention of using his weapons. With his mind calm and at ease, he trusts everyone can be calmed down, Mictena included. "We should stop this pointless fight. Mictena, we don't want your mercy, because we are not at your mercy. What we want is for all of us, you included, to leave this altercation unharmed."
Leaving the others to do the talking, he whispers to the rest. "Something seems wrong. Be careful."
Walhart. suspecting her patience is about to be up, observes Mictena, taking a moment to study his target for the fight ahead.
Walhart says nothing but turns to Stephan, a sense of faith in his new ally clear in his eyes.
"I'm good to go as well."
"So it truly is her own conviction then... A shame." Walhart braces himself for whatever's next.
"It's a pleasure to meet you," Walhart says, nodding at Reedreaper, "And I think we would be happy to have your company."
"I'm beginning to feel like Mictena herself might not be the one who wants to keep us here. Could it be someone is forcing her to?"
Walhart passes through the gate. "Seems like shrinking him's the only option right now." he tells Damien. "Also... I'm not entirely sure Mictena's actually here. I suspect she might be lurking from a distance and letting people like Aydie do her dirty work for her."
Our dramatic adventure briefly interrupted by "you must be this small to ride" turnstiles haha
Walhart'll pack up some of Valdis' belongings in his pack, thinking it's probably best to divvy the stuff up once they're out of danger.
Walhart considers the question for a moment, before shrugging. "Truth be told, isn't our entire task here kinda sacrilegious? With all the resistance we've offered Pharasma, what's one grave theft more?"
Walhart remains silent but gives a nod to Aydie before joining with the others.
Walhart double-moves to get into a better position, then glances towards the south. "I see an openin'! Can we maybe just leave her be and hightail it out of here?"
Walhart gives a brief, rushed prayer to the fallen bird. Then, he follows Tally and Damien, keeping his bow trained on Aydie, studying her every move.
"Is this 'favor' really worth this violence? None of us want to fight. We don't want this either."
There's always something I'm forgetting, sadly. Apologies and thank you!
Walhart shoots the bird again.
"Ever considered a bow?"
"My bow is doing little, we might need to hit her with enchantments!" Walhart takes a step back from the bird approaching him, and focuses his study on it. After a quick examination, he turns his bow to it.
By the way, I'd only just noticed, but my HP is currently getting tracked as 36/36, but my max HP is 40, so I think that should be 40/40 then.
"For what it's worth, I wish things coulda been different too. But I see only one path for us to walk, and you don't want us to walk it." Walhart stares Aydie down, studying her movements, before taking a shot.
"Everything fine over here!"
Walhart moves further north until he reaches the grass.
No holy symbol here, which is why I'm rushing.
Walhart tries to sprint to the other side of the room, trying to keep as much distance to the statue as possible.
As Tally keeps a lookout, Walhart fills Stephan in. "First up there were some gardeners that will try to kill us. They can use magic to manipulate us into dropping our weapons. After that, a statue guardian that comes to life if we're not fast, but it sticks to its domain so we can just rush past it. After that there was a couple of birds and a tree, but I don't expect that to pose a problem anymore. And then finally, Aydie, the psychopomp who shooed us away last time."
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