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No! Not the Dead Zone! however shall you survive?! D: D:

Kayleigh looks backward at Jalil, and notices the rest of the party crowding up behind her, all trying to peer around the corner she's monopolizing. She glances at Jalil and nods, lowering her voice a tad. "Let's check it out, then, eagle-eyes." And northward she moves. I have no idea what the...

Kayleigh glances up at Pavanna, meeting her eyes, and grins humorlessly. "East it is, then." She turns on her heel and continues to the eastward intersection, whereupon she has a look around.

Kayleigh voluntarily fails her Perception check to hear Pavanna's snide remark. Kicking lightly at the boards laying across the sewer, Kayleigh ponders the direction she should take. The planks looked a bit rotten, but if they didn't eventually cross, they'd be stuck on this side... and the...

As soon as she can be assured that the danger has passed, Kayleigh turns north and moves down the corridor without acknowledging any of the members of her party.

Kayleigh shudders with disgust at Pavanna's unholy touch, but she is powerless to resist the flood of strength that courses through her body, and with reluctant vigor she easily bursts the web that binds her. She combats the shame and anger threatening to overwhelm her mind by turning angrily to...

Reckoned you couldn't be that provocative on accident, hehe. x3 Okay, thanks.

I'm trying to play this in-character, so at the risk of sounding snobbish - I really don't mean to! - is there any way that Kayleigh can explicitly refuse the bonus Pavanna just gave her?

Kayleigh lets off a low growl of annoyance and struggles once again against her bands, once again utterly failing to burst them, once again hearing her father's mocking voice in her head.

Actually, Kayleigh's attempt to burst the web should have been taken at a -4 penalty, so instead of 14, it should have been 10, which I believe doesn't break the DC. Sorry to metagame, but does it count if I'm doing it to my detriment? x3 Kayleigh closes her eyes in frustration for just a...

Kayleigh turns on her heel, cursing at herself mentally. This is what happens when you don't pay attention, Kayleigh. She moves back down the corridor, moving barely back into the room, and awaits her chance to take a slash at the spider. If the spider moves within range, Kayleigh will attack it.

As soon as Jalil's feet touch the ground, Kayleigh is striding forward into the north tunnel, holding her sword out warily. Her carelessness is borne of uneasiness; she is not comfortable when not under an open sky. She waits for the others to catch up, but she waits ahead of them, some ten feet...

Having descended, Kayleigh casts her eyes about the room, drawing her sword in readiness, guarding her teammates from potential foes in the darkness. Too late does she notice the webs, and the desiccated corpses therein... but she does not regret her carelessness. She was taught to be brave...

Kayleigh likewise nods at the plan, and, trusting Jalil to cover her, begins to climb down the rope. "The light from the hole is sufficient for now," she states matter-of-factly before her head disappears below the surface. "However - by your leave, Pavanna - I'll decline the guidance of Asmodeus."

Seeing these, Kayleigh trods over and ties her rope tightly to one of the pitons, after first kicking it to satisfy herself of its stability. She then proceeds to knot the rope at intervals, forming rough handholds to make the climb down easier. Finally she looks around at her party for...

Kayleigh sighs softly and starts unpacking her rope. What is the point of a hole in the ground without a ladder to climb down it, she ponders as she unwraps the rope, then casts her eyes about for something to tie it to.

Even the voicing of the word "captives" makes Kayleigh a bit nervous, and she glances back at the Lodge entrance before continuing. "Absolutely. I agree with what our Captain said regarding 'the rights of all creatures'. I, myself, was once in a similar position..." At that moment she stiffens...

"I agree." She scans the street in front of her, her face expressionless. "Reckon we ought to work together; that way it halves our burden, and we can both take credit. No special treatment for the one who actually provides the proof. I don't want to have to fight you for it."

"Quite so," Kayleigh mutters, handing Evrand the items required of her by Pavanna. "Speaking of crazy messes, did you also get a message from our esteemed Captain Mal?"

Kayleigh chafes a little at the way Pavanna is ordering her around, but she refuses to let her frustration show, and after she thinks about the situation for a moment, her anger fades. The challenge ahead will require a strong leader, and she'd already lost the battle for dominance by...