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<blockquote data-quote="Thomas Hobbes" data-source="post: 1872511" data-attributes="member: 8623">Fant frowns pensively.&nbsp; &quot;Which means no one can hurt it but you, and then only if you enter the field.&nbsp; Which means if you can't kill the thing with however many spells you have on a given day, you've no recourse.&quot;&nbsp; She sighs.&nbsp; &quot;Dammt.&nbsp; Well, nothng for it.&quot;&nbsp; She looks around the group.&nbsp; &quot;We'll wait until tomorrow and see if anything happens. Does anyone have any skill binding wounds?&quot;&nbsp; She will cautiously pick up the spellbook.&nbsp; &quot;Persephone, I want you and Ishmael- and anyone else who thinks they might be able to glean something- to study this and see if anything occurs to you.&nbsp; We'll get some rest in the meantime.&quot;&nbsp; Assuming no one else has any ideas, she'll organize a watch order once it's time to sleep (what time of day is it?).&nbsp; There will be five two-hour shifts.&nbsp; Nars&nbsp; will take the first, Rodimus and Ishmael the second, herself and Morulas the third, Gorefoot and Morulas the second, and Morulas and Persephone the last.&nbsp; &quot;I apologize, Morulas, that you have more than one watch, but if I was informed correctly your sleeping arrangements are unique.&quot;&nbsp; Her uncle had told her of Elves' unique value as sentries since, he said, they did not sleep as men did but entered a strange meditative trance that required only an hour to provide what would be, for a man, two hours of rest.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Thomas Hobbes, post: 1872511, member: 8623"] Fant frowns pensively. "Which means no one can hurt it but you, and then only if you enter the field. Which means if you can't kill the thing with however many spells you have on a given day, you've no recourse." She sighs. "Dammt. Well, nothng for it." She looks around the group. "We'll wait until tomorrow and see if anything happens. Does anyone have any skill binding wounds?" She will cautiously pick up the spellbook. "Persephone, I want you and Ishmael- and anyone else who thinks they might be able to glean something- to study this and see if anything occurs to you. We'll get some rest in the meantime." Assuming no one else has any ideas, she'll organize a watch order once it's time to sleep (what time of day is it?). There will be five two-hour shifts. Nars will take the first, Rodimus and Ishmael the second, herself and Morulas the third, Gorefoot and Morulas the second, and Morulas and Persephone the last. "I apologize, Morulas, that you have more than one watch, but if I was informed correctly your sleeping arrangements are unique." Her uncle had told her of Elves' unique value as sentries since, he said, they did not sleep as men did but entered a strange meditative trance that required only an hour to provide what would be, for a man, two hours of rest. [/QUOTE]

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