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Forgot I wanted to post a 'death scene' for Omeshi yesterday. whoops

Omeshi gives a surprised lurch as the minotaur's axe chops through his trunk and halves him in half. As hit top half slides forwards the glowing rune on his chest, heretofore covered with a good deal of foliage, and not accidentally forgotten about *cough* is exposed from all the movement. The gore attack catches him straight in the glyph. Things go still for a moment and then the sigil fades as the branches, twigs, vines, leaves and moss that make up the kami tumble to the ground in a disorganized heap.

Over the heap stands a near invisible form of Omeshi in nearly the exact same shape as before. He seems to shrink some in pain and exhaustion, but moves up behind his master.

He's an outsider (native) so he doesn't really have another plane to go to. If it's okay, I'll play him as a pretty much invisible ghost unable to interact or talk with anyone or anything. If not then he can be too exhausted to be aware of what is going on.

Omeshi starts to stretch and grow as his vines start to shift and pull the kami upright. He takes a step along the river bank and then lashes out powerfully with his much larger lucerne hammer.

Hammer, power attack, bless: 1d20 + 5 - 1 + 1 ⇒ (17) + 5 - 1 + 1 = 22
Large damage: 3d6 + 6 + 3 ⇒ (1, 1, 5) + 6 + 3 = 16

Omeshinando gives a start as the log he'd been standing around slips out from under him. Wait I hadn't noticed he was on the log Reflex: 1d20 + 1 ⇒ (8) + 1 = 9

The plants of his face plant themselves on the ground and he loses his balance.

The kami takes up a defensive position and braces his hammer to block attacks headed his way.
Total defensive, AC is 19 for the round.

Omeshinando pulls out his lucerne hammer, and trundles forward at a surprisingly fast loping pace. He takes up a defensive position in front of Ayara and readies to handle anything the minotaur throws at her or him... or the party.

Omeshi lumber over to the pack and picks it up, before heaving a sigh over the tone of Ayara's voice. It meant something was going to get hurt. Likely at his hands.

The kami gets a clear look of distress at the idea of hurting the other humans in the group and even seems a bit sick to his stomach at the thought of hurting the mosquitos. His tension visably relaxes as he realizes that he does not have to hurt anything today. Instead going on a mosquito catch and release campaign around Ayara.

The kami acts very much like a kind old dog dealing with a young kitten with Taizen, moving slowly and carefully trying not to hurt the tengu. A good look inside him shows there's no body or flesh behind the outer layer of plant matter, just more plant matter or empty spaces.

Omeshinando looks down at the small woman as she inspects him. He very slowly raises an arm and holds it still as a mass of moss forms at the end of it in the shape of a hand, before slowly bringing it down and patting the little one on the head. "よし、よし."

The moving mass of deep blue-green takes up a position behind Ayara and then starts to slowly ensure his twigs aren't stick out at ood angles.