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Gwyn swiftly places his horse between his own precious hide and the archers, drawing and stringing his bow.

Gwyn takes the time to breath a little more deeply, calm himself to avoid spooking it further, and redoubles his efforts. OOC: Taking 10 on a Wild Empathy check, if permissible after a failed check, and then taking 10 on the Handle Animal check.

"I am Osstraon; as you can see, servant of Father Ocean."

OOC: If Gwyn's darkness doesn't get off, he'll drop his weapons at Norin's words.

Gwyn ignores the dog for now, concentrating on lulling his horse into complacency so that it can be easily lead over the bridge. OOC: Wild Empathy at +5, not rushing, followed by a Handle Animal check at +2 base, if necessary.

"We care about the dog because it's more than capable of hamstringing our horses while we try to cross the bridge." OOC: Can Wild Empathy be used to calm the horse?

Gwyn ap Fomor, Half-Fiend Mortal Hunter. *Gwyn curses in pain and fear, seeing that he is surrounded. He staggers away from Staeven and calls up a cloud of darkness, hoping to hide his retreat.*

"A few hours, no more; their attention wanders easily."

Grim Daergal, Svirfneblin Cagebreaker "It might be better to wait until the halflings have left the village before trying to contact them; there will be less chance of discovery, which will reduce their worries."

I didn't notice that I'd spotted the animal until the second time it was mentioned; my apologies.

"The creature is yellowish-brown, walks on four legs, about the size of a man. If it's not the dwarf's, I doubt it's friendly, and I'd rather not cross such a bridge until we know we're safe." Gwyn pulls out his bow and strings it, scanning the underbrush for the beast.

"Perhaps you are right. Either way, it bodes ill."

"The men will do as I command them to do, but at the moment, there is nothing to do but wait. When this river reaches an outlet, we will find where we've gotten to."

"Dwarf, is the beast following us your friend? If it is, you might want to introduce us nice and peacably, so none of us get a little bow-happy."

Isida, I'm afraid my love of metaphor carried me away; the "eerie illuminated island" is a pool of light, not an actual landmass. The only visible terrain is rock wall on both sides, and rock ceiling above.

"I know of nothing that would do this, but I can speculate. I would surmise that the blood is the cause, not a symptom, of the problem; whatever is bleeding must therefore be incredibly powerful, with the power to shape life like clay. That would suggest a god, save that I am certain you would...

That's fine; it was the retroactive purchase of items to which I objected, not the use of your own current powers to use your money to do so.

You may have it in cash; the purchase of additional items, with the nature of your immediate task revealed, might seem to lend advantage which others do not posses.

Sumi's spell whisks the remaining sailors out of danger, as Anya bursts out of the water and away. OOC: There is only one plane where the gods dwell, Heaven, for future reference. I did remember the cloak, but it appeared that the creature was not fooled by it. ~ Demeter leaves, and returns...