Gan readies himself as well
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You there, show yourself! Are you friend or foe to the Amatatsus?
Gan points his spear toward the doors at the end of the hallway. There, something's movimg, he whispers to the others.
I won't be getting my odd until the 14th :-)
Agreed.
Gan speaks, but in the monotonous voice of the Traveler. Gan will not say, but he wishes to wear that trinket. I believe he is...embarrassed. He has strayed from the path of righteousness once before, and thinks it will benefit him in some way. I told him he needn't worry, but his doubt lingers at the edges of my consciousness. The dual-creature points stiffly at the Phylactery.
Gan closes his eyes and tries to locate the creature by sound, but fails.
Gan shakes the fog from his dual-mind, then moves up to stand with Lamsfel. He crouches, placing on hand on Tybus to call him back from beyond the veil. His own wounds close as well from the Traveler's divine presence.
Gan studies the hideous creature, realization dawning as he moves forward to help Tybus.
Gan nods, weapon draw, ready to follow.
Yes--there is nothing sadder then the death of a child. I pray his soul is laid to rest. When we clear this place of evil, we should return and put his bones to rest as well.
Seeing that Lamsfel is suffering no life-threatening conditions, Gan stoops his enlarged form to cross the threshold, searching the room for signs of other inhabitants or anything of interest.
Gan channels the powers of his celestial ally, trying to set free the tortured soul.
Gan steps back, stabbing again at the creature with his reach advantage and opening a lane for Lamsfel. .
Gan recoils from the bite, shaking off the effects and trying to stab in retaliation.
Yes, there is some source of evil beyond this door. Prepare yourselves.
Gan scowls: Those of from the dire corbies--the foul creatures eat their own eggs. Shaking off his disgust, he moves over to one of the doors.
Gan takes a few moments of quiet contemplation as he observes the view, heartened by the scene. His human aspect overrides the stoicism of his divine traveler with an influx of emotions--joy, hope, and, finally, resolve. He moves to leave with his companions.
Gan shakes his head at Tybus' observation. There was no helping her--she was wicked, a creature born of evil with evil intent. Voice or no, she would have been no friend to us. He props his spear on the ground and opens the door.
Gan stands guard at the door and waits for the others to search.
Gan stands guard at the western door while the others search.
Gan nods at Lamsfel's words, voicing his assent. As these foul creatures proved, unaware foes pose much less danger. We should ascend, and disrupt the plans of whomever awaits us.
Gan strikes again, retreating to allow an opening for Lamsfel.
Gan drops his bow and moves forward, drawing his spear as he goes. He channels his magic into the blade before driving it at the beast.
My post won't stay in the gameplay thread for some reason, but I rolled a natural 3 so my initiative is a 4. Let's see if it'll let me post here.
Gan moves alongside Tybus and stands guard near the door, spear readied. He nods, ready.
Agreed
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