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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Peteinmaine" data-source="post: 5783981" data-attributes="member: 59400">All that partying...We were up late at camp, and as such I dragged my feet a little catching up with the group, and they found a bunch more snake people.  I came in to help, but they were largely already dealt with.  Then we found some prisoners which we freed.  The prisoners told us there was a 'beast' to fight in a pool outside.  I couldn't wait.  The pool that the giant snake monster lived in was murky and dirty.  I found a potion of water walking in my back pack and wandered out onto the skummy surface of the pool.  We could see the large form moving aroung under me and KS who was skimming the surface of the water with his wings and fingertips trying to bait the snake.  Finally we threw a spare body into the water between KS and I and the snake broke the surface and bit me...Not a huge bite, and I watched as the poison bubbled out of the wound and was washed away by the wave the monster broke over me.  With KS behind it to help distract it, and Arendel's spell making my hammer spin much faster, I landed three resounding blows to the hideous beast, and watched as it splashed back into the pool never to surface again.  Then Ace summoned a water elemental to swim around and bring us all the shiny stuff on the bottom...it was pretty cool.Part of me wishes I could swim down and gain some kind of memento from the beast, but I think like the old gardener who lived near our farm used to say...'Little Max...when I was growing up in Latin Shoanti, before I came North to your land for work and opportunity...sometimes just walking on water is enough.'  I think his name was Hay Zeus..powerful name, great gardener.</blockquote>

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