Yeah... I mean my grandfather has had an incredible life! He's 103 years old, or well would be as of July this year, lived through WW1 and WW2 while being in WW2 himself. Married only one woman his whole life, had four kinds, many grandkids, several great-grandkids, and after grandma pass remained in the same house for well still, and has been able to live on his own this whole time. Dad brings him soups and such to eat as he doesn't eat much. Even with all that... I don't want to say goodbye. I know I need to, and I'm really worried about how this will effect my dad. They're very close, and you know that one day you'll have to... bury your parents but... that doesn't mean you want to... or that it is easy. And my dad has already had so much happen in the past year and a half. I just worry...
So, I got a bit of bad news today, my grandfather is in the hospital. His lung keeps filling with fluid and they found a mass at the bottom. The filling of his lung isn't treatable... and we're not sure about the mass yet. But they have begun to speak about hospice care... his time is limited... So it is very likely I might vanish for a few days, if that be to help take care of him or to be there to say goodbye.
Methada gave a small smile when Gunnar said that he remembered her. "That's good at least." She chuckled. "Wait, Vrindel." Methada said as she moved to the trollkin. "Do you remember the parts of this place we already went through? Do you think if we take her back there we might be able to help her better?" She asked.
"Wait... I know him!" Methada exclaimed with a laughed. She stepped up and slapped the dwarf on the back grinning "Gunnar!" The shadow fae said with a pleased smile. "We met a year or so back at the Bloody Cutlass, played a game of darts and the cheapskate didn't want to pay up! Tried to say I cheated! Me! Gunnar here was there that night, got me my winnings which got him a drink!"
Methada froze as she felt the girl's power flow into her mind. The flood of memories and the taking of her own made her lock up for a while till the girl began to shout. Insight: 1d20 - 1 ⇒ (8) - 1 = 7
"There! Look there!" Methada pointed case of holy water under the pit of the alter. She quickly moved to get one of the bottles. [b]"Here, here will this help?" Methada asked as she handed the girl one of the bottles.
Methada pulled her cloak off and slowly approached the young girl. "Here, we're not going to hurt you. Just want to give you this." And slowly Methada got closer to wrap the girl up in her cloak. However she paused when she noticed Wrath speaking with this Aterro. "Huh..." She began. "A friend I take it?" She asked the group, "Who didn't die..?" Methada questioned trying to get a hold on the situation.
Acrobatics: 1d20 + 6 ⇒ (8) + 6 = 14 Methada jumped and rolled out of the way of the falling rocks. "This place is coming down!" She called out to the others. The blinding light filled the room... then the quaking begins again and fear of more falling rocks keeps Methada's eyes up towards the crumbling roof. However it seemed nothing more came down, and all went quiet. "What just happened?" She asked.
She's at 26/44 "A bit of pain, but I can still move." Methada answered as she dusted herself off. "Yes, with that thing still up there we can't go back up, and it might try to bring the ceiling down to get to us." She agreed. "Trevor, are you still having trouble catching your breath?" Methada asked.
Perception: 1d20 + 2 ⇒ (1) + 2 = 3 Unable to find a place to hide Methada went with the second idea, jumping down after the other two. She had promised she'd be right behind them after all. Acrobatice: 1d20 + 6 ⇒ (6) + 6 = 12 I'm starting to think dice in general just hate me this weekend... (I rolled crap in my RL game this past week as well.
Dex: 1d20 + 3 ⇒ (2) + 3 = 5 Methada took a solid hit from both attack, crying out in pain before she pulled her blade from her hip and turned her attention upon the creature. I think I forgot to give Methada a sword.... Dagger it is! Dagger attack: 1d20 + 5 ⇒ (16) + 5 = 21
"Gone again." Methada said with an annoyed sigh. "Lets see about moving these stones for now I guess." She stated before she moved take a look at the situation. "Trevor, lets see if you and me can get this rock to move." Methada will aid Trevor in trying to remove the rocks. Which I believe give advantage.
Wis Save: 1d20 - 1 ⇒ (16) - 1 = 15 Oh finally! XD "It's back!" Methada called out as she finally was able to calm herself. With the arrows she had made ready before, Methada let loose upon the shadow beast. First Longbow Attack: 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (19) + 8 = 27
Second Longbow Attack: 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (17) + 8 = 25
Longbow attack: 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (8) + 8 = 16
Second attack: 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (16) + 8 = 24
Methada took two more shots at the shadow dragon as she wondered how Wrath could be so calm, how could anyone for that matter... Was only she afraid?
Sorry, I thought I posted, been losing more an more time lately... my bad! Insight: 1d20 - 1 ⇒ (13) - 1 = 12 Methada, shaking slightly as she grabbed an arrow from her quiver, looked at this shadow thing before her. Would arrows even penetrate it? She wondered to herself. However she couldn't let her allies fight alone. Longbow attack (frightened so disadvantage): 1d20 + 8 ⇒ (10) + 8 = 18
GM: Methada was shocked when she found herself surrounded by people in a sparring ring. It seemed like forever since she had been in one.
She listened and watched, but when the woman was able to look right at her and ask her question, Methada was speechless. Then before she knew it she was back... breathing heavily and sweating. "That... was intense..." She muttered before she made her way back to where the group had been before.
DM: "This... is beautiful." Methada breathed out as she stepped into the room proper and began to look around. She examined the sets of armor, then the wooden practice weapons. She picked up one of the swords gently and smile. It reminded her of her youth, of the time she had been trained in all she knows now.
Setting it back down, Methada turned her attention to the two paths before her. While a dragon is something to be feared, and the armor looked interesting, the way of spirit and steel seemed to call more to her. Pausing for just a moment, Methada knelt upon the padded area and tried to figure out what to pray for. Strength in battle? A keen mind? No, a clear mind. A sharp sense for battle that could ensure others are spared.
Wow, take a day off to spend with my husband and this one explodes! XD The long climb was not something Methada was took prepared for. She was so use to flying that climbing, while not new, wasn't something she expected. When offered hospitality, by Trevor for this deity, Methada accepted and as Vrindel, took a bit of the bread, dipped it in the water, before turning it into the salt. She ate the piece after and smiled to Trevor giving him a thankful nod.
"I wonder how far down all the ghouls we seek actually are." Methada wondered aloud when they sat down to rest. She offered help to Trevor bid his wounds while they rested, though she wasn't a healer by any means. When they got up to leave Methada cast an eye around to see if any of her arrows where still around and able to be used. Perception: 1d20 + 2 ⇒ (6) + 2 = 8
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