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Message: <blockquote data-quote="kirinke" data-source="post: 2767042" data-attributes="member: 15409">She spoke quietly. "I know Timmy. Sacrifices of any kind brings up very bad memories for me. I'd like to know more as well, but. If what this druid says is true, then it is best to be able to direct it, rather than have it run free. As for the weapons weilded by the fire-lizards. I don't know. They don't sound like the lizard-men the sword showed you." she nodded to the druids. "Perhaps the metal-man was deliberately disrupting the sacrifices so it could be uncontrollable by the druids themselves. He might have found another way to control it once the druids lost control, or he could have simply wanted it to cause as much havok as possible in order to divert attention away from whatever he really wanted to do." she held out her hands in supplication. "I don't know who our enemy is. We seem to have many of them. Evil Fey, demons and now lizard-people. Even our allies should be suspect, for they can be subverted. I hate being played like a mandoline." she looked frustrated.As the battle-excitment wore off, she finally noticed something rather strange. She was glowing, but not the usual short term glow that betrayed her emotions or spell-casting. The light seemed to be emanating from a brilliant cloud surrounding her, like a cloak or shimmering, empherial robe. The glow was bright as lamplight and more pure than any light shed from any lamp she had ever seen. Swirling around her head were beams of silvery light. "Um guys? What is this and how do I turn it off?"ooc:Nimbus of light (the feat, not the spell) just went active....</blockquote>

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