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The voice was calling out, what was it saying? Nevermind, that girl with the bloody hands may have torn those men apart. Was she a monster, or a victim? He needed answers. The fog was thick, but Rufus could see the dead end ahead. Only a quick glimpse of orange gave any indication of the girl ahead. He stopped in his tracks...a cornered animal was dangerous one.
"It would seem those men had ill intent, and got what filth such as they deserve, but only the guilty flee the scene of a just kill...", Rufus said calmly, bringing his halberd before him, "...and no human renders such carnage with their hands. I am not here for you, but I would have answers."
[sblock=Stats] Level 1 LN Variant Human Paladin
Initiative +0 Speed: 30ft
AC: 16 (Chainmail, Stealth Disadvantage) HP: 12 Saves: Wis +3, Cha +4
Str: 16 (Race) (+3), Dex: 10, Con: 14 (+2), Int: 8 (-1), Wis: 13 (+1), Cha: 14 (+2)
Feats: Pole arm Master (Bonus attack, 1d4 Bludgeoning; attack of opportunity against foes that come into reach)
Class Skills:
Divine Sense
Lay on Hands
Skills: Intimidation +4, Athletics +5, Insight +3, Medicine +3, Perception +3
Equipment:
Armor: Chain Mail
Weapons: Halberd (1d10), Heavy Crossbow (1d10), Mace (1d6)
Other: Holy Symbol (Amulet, large letter I on a chain), Explorers pack: Backpack, Bedroll, Tinderbox, messkit, 10 torches, 10 days rations, water skin, 50ft rope. [/sblock]
			
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		 Girri froze when the metal-shrouded figure addressed her.  He'd alluded to the cause of her trouble last night, causing memory--along with fresh uncertainty--to stir.  Her heart accelerated and her hands shook.  She squinted down the alley through the fog but couldn't make out the figure's face.  His voice said he was a man, confirmed by his height.  Uneasiness crept down her limbs, mixing with adrenaline.  The urge to run was strong, but there was nowhere to go.
Girri froze when the metal-shrouded figure addressed her.  He'd alluded to the cause of her trouble last night, causing memory--along with fresh uncertainty--to stir.  Her heart accelerated and her hands shook.  She squinted down the alley through the fog but couldn't make out the figure's face.  His voice said he was a man, confirmed by his height.  Uneasiness crept down her limbs, mixing with adrenaline.  The urge to run was strong, but there was nowhere to go.   
 
		 
			
 
 
		

 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		 
 
		