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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Guilt Puppy" data-source="post: 1958921" data-attributes="member: 6521">"Even if that gets downstairs, there's still the issue of what to do then -- can we move fast enough to stop them from killing the girl, then?" She shakes her head, frustrated. "If only Xiao were still here... He could get in there more quickly and quietly than any of us, I think... Could probably outrun Niccolo's dog, if he wanted to."Niccolo grins at this, considering it. "You know, I could send Alexander in, so long as as I had a target to point him at. But he'd need to hear the command, so only if I'm out of Fendric's magical silence...""I can use an enchantment to calm emotions, but likewise, I'd need to be outside of the silence... Maybe you should just dismiss it once we're ready to move downstairs?"(Another note on silence... Like most area spells, I treat it as a sphere of effect unless otherwise specified... So be aware that the effects may reach the basement, or second story.)Shortly, Astrule returns, and after a brief "conversation" Aerda has some more information on the positioning of the orcs:- There are two upstairs, sleeping in the beds. (See map)- The two in the kitchen area (near the backdoor) are playing some sort of dice game. The door into the dining room is left open, so they'd be able to see anyone who came in through the side window.- The orcs in front are positioned a bit away from the windows, facing outward, giving them very little visibility of what's going on inside.No other orcs are present in the parts of the house that can be seen from outside. Additionally, both the back and front doors seem to be broken such that their latching mechnism doesn't hold; they are currently propped shut with rocks.</blockquote>

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