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<blockquote data-quote="Mal Malenkirk" data-source="post: 5021527" data-attributes="member: 834">[sblock=OOC]Make an owl familiar appear out of the blue between encounters?&nbsp; Ugh.&nbsp; Tall order.[/sblock]The party’s first instinct is to rush toward the stair but almost immediately water reach them from this direction.&nbsp; In this location, the current isn’t too strong but water is rising sharply.&nbsp; It is obviously impossible to move in that direction, closer to the source of the flood.&nbsp; They resign themselves to move deeper into the prison and then into the natural caves that riddle this giant rock that is the island.&nbsp; Soon tunnels become haphazard and confusing.&nbsp; One wrong turn into a dead end or a tunnel that dips toward the sea and the heroes could all drown.&nbsp; Water is two feet high.&nbsp; The dwarves and the Halfling are feeling the pressure!&nbsp;&nbsp; Suddenly an owl fly past the party.&nbsp; Apparently the bird had elected to nest in a cave, given the barren nature of the surface.&nbsp; Surely he is flying toward the surface!&nbsp; But he is too fast.&nbsp; The party can’t follow, treading through water as they are.&nbsp; Suddenly Callen extends its staff, points it at the bird and focuses his will.&nbsp; The bird splits in two in a shower of light!&nbsp;&nbsp; The actual bird keeps flying forward while a spirit version of it, more beautiful and majestic, flies lazily toward the mage.&nbsp; It perches on his shoulders and chirps something in his ears.-''I know the way, follow me.'' Says Callen.[sblock=OOC]Best I could do.&nbsp; 7 Rabbit still needs to level up, plus I am working on some kinks in the final encounter but we are almost there.[/sblock]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mal Malenkirk, post: 5021527, member: 834"] [sblock=OOC]Make an owl familiar appear out of the blue between encounters? Ugh. Tall order.[/sblock] The party’s first instinct is to rush toward the stair but almost immediately water reach them from this direction. In this location, the current isn’t too strong but water is rising sharply. It is obviously impossible to move in that direction, closer to the source of the flood. They resign themselves to move deeper into the prison and then into the natural caves that riddle this giant rock that is the island. Soon tunnels become haphazard and confusing. One wrong turn into a dead end or a tunnel that dips toward the sea and the heroes could all drown. Water is two feet high. The dwarves and the Halfling are feeling the pressure! Suddenly an owl fly past the party. Apparently the bird had elected to nest in a cave, given the barren nature of the surface. Surely he is flying toward the surface! But he is too fast. The party can’t follow, treading through water as they are. Suddenly Callen extends its staff, points it at the bird and focuses his will. The bird splits in two in a shower of light! The actual bird keeps flying forward while a spirit version of it, more beautiful and majestic, flies lazily toward the mage. It perches on his shoulders and chirps something in his ears. -''I know the way, follow me.'' Says Callen. [sblock=OOC]Best I could do. 7 Rabbit still needs to level up, plus I am working on some kinks in the final encounter but we are almost there.[/sblock] [/QUOTE]

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