Jocarra points at HD. "Get him Eclipse." she calls out. The snake darts forward, biting at the kobold.
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Jocarra doesn't like the way things are shaping up at all, but she directs both the healing spirits and Eclipse.
Jocarra looks annoyed by the glue that's all over her, but makes a gesture to Eclipse and the snake moves into the fray.
Seeing Kronag under as much pressure as he is, Jocarra shakes her head. "No, the spirits do not think you fall this day."
Even as the spirits swirl around Kronag, causing some of his would to just mend, Eclipse strikes.
"Let's go Eclipse." Jocarra says, and then she moves into the room, her snake with her.
As the two arrive near Kronag, the spirit snake darts in at the kobold.
Jocarra calls on the spirits to attack the kobold, shrieking ghosts responding to her call.
Init: 1d20=1
"If you want to leave the dead alone, maybe, just maybe, we shouldn't walk into thier home." Jocarra points out in an amused voice.
"There is no need to fear the spirits of the dead." Jocarra says. "The living are much more scary."
"What? Why should we kill them? They didn't do anything. Only dumb-sargent-guy wanted us to go in, and Kronag says he's already dead. Besides, Cave! They wanted in, so there's bound to be something interesting back there!" "They didn't oppose his order to kidnap us, now, did they? And what do you think they would have done to us if we had been forced into the hole and came back out?" Jocarra speaks calmly, no emotion at all in her voice as she argues.
"Good. We should kill them all." Jocarra says. "They were willing to kidnap us, people they are supposed to protect. They can't be trusted to guard our town and our families. For all we know, they arranged for the kobold attack in the first place. After all, we didn't tell anyone about these bluffs - how did they know to come here?"
Jocarra goes second, the girl seeming to talk to herself for a few moments before the climb.
"Isn't hunting them a job for the militia?" Jocarra asks. "We're children. We did alright in the market, admitted, but is it wise of us to go charging into a den of monsters? Perhaps we should at least consult with the authorities first."
Upon arriving back in town Jocarra seeks out the others who repelled the attack, Eclipse once more wrapped around her. "Eclipse and I were talking on the way back and we decided that the kobolds had to tunnel to get close to the town. That would, of course, mean the tunnels could be found."
After getting the supplies, Jocarra hurries home, less to drop them off then to warn her family - and any other familes on the way - about the potential danger of kobold raiders, and then heads back to town to see what's being done in response to the raid.
"They might have come from the bluff. Or perhaps not, but something was moving in that area earlier."
Jocarra leans on her spear and watches the bucket brigade clearly content to let the people who hid from the kobolds put out the fire.
"That was most uncivilized." Jocarra says. "Did you see how they harmed me, that just will not do. Yes, yes, it's time to punish them. With claws." The girl gestures towards the two remaining kobolds, and suddenly spiritual cats appear from the air, leap and claw at them, and vanish.
Jocarra continues to advance into the market, Eclipse by her side.
Now she can see the flames better. "How nice, Eclipse, the pit is already going. It will be easy to cook those lizards." Then she sees Lareth, and the bloody wound in his side. "No, that's not right. He can't miss dinner. Calling upon the spirts, the girl channels magic into Lareth's wound.
Jocarra follows along behind Adrana. "This is turning out to be an interesting day." she comments.
Moving around the corner of a building, Jocarra sees a kobold. "Ahh, that one looks like he'd do." she muses.
Even while Eclipse moves to interpose himself between the kobold and the girl, Jocarra seems to nod. "Of course, you can tell that kobold how angry you are." Suddenly, spirits appear around the replitilan creature, cursing at it.
"Lets get closer." Jocarra says, and the girl strides forward, watching what some of the other brave people are doing.
Jocarra was casually walking to town, dressed, as is normal for her in a mix of homespun cloth and doehide, her feet bare, as she kept them except in the winter. She had some sort of roast meat on the end of her spear, and would occassionally stop to rip some off and eat it. When the dog appears, she smiles. "Are you wanting some badger too?" she asks, pulling a nice piece off and tossing it to the canine. As the smaller girl appears, Jocarra smiles once more, holding the spear out. "Badger?" she asks. Then her head turns to the ghostly snake wrapped around her like a shawl. "What's that Eclipse? Yes, I agree, let's see what's happening. Maybe there will be more badgers. I could use practice cooking them." Down into town she goes, not minding at all if the other girl comes along, but not thinking to introduce herself. When she sees the kobolds she frowns. "Not badgers at all!" she says, with a pout, then smiles. "But, they are like lizards. Maybe I can cook them. After they're dead." She pulls what's left of the badger from her spear tip and tosses it to the side, grease rolling down her spear shaft and Elcipse slides off her, slithering along the ground to her left. Init: 1d20=13
Wish List: Warding Spirit Armor +1
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