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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Albedo" data-source="post: 5564593" data-attributes="member: 33214">Dizzy knew that this was a bad situation. Without knowing the demon's intent, she would not be able to prevent the deaths of the guards around them. She could avenge them, but such actions would hardly bring them back to life. It was obvious the demon wasn't interested in being reasonable, and the other 'legends' may become hostile to her if she took the first action.  They all knew something fishy was going on with the guards. That was her main insperation for wanting to go with them in the first palce. But it didn't look like she was going to get the time to investigate. Now it was time to work off of a guess. She moved closer to the Merilith as menacingly as she could. "So demon, do you honestly believe that these insignificant bindings will hold me one second longer than I wish them to? If I want to fight, all I have to do is..." She teleports, leaving the shackles behind, and reappears 10 ftbehind the leader of the guards. "THIS!" She attempts to snatch the scroll being carried by the man, and leans in close to him, whispering, "Do you really think that your men can stop me before I get to you? How about you try to be a little more accomodating?" [sblock=OOC]Use her Greater Dimension hopper to teleport 10ft next to the man as a swift action, attempt a disarm of his scroll at 10ft, hopefully outside of his attack of opportunity range, and move right next to him. I don't think an intimidate check will help, but even mindblanked creatures have a sense of self preservation. [/sblock]</blockquote>

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