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<blockquote data-quote="FitzTheRuke" data-source="post: 7884636" data-attributes="member: 59816">[ooc]Fight is over.[/ooc]Harb and Hup'lo had helped as well with destroying the last of the undead swamp-giants. Miss Imogen helped the Tabaxi to dig ditches, forcing the murky rain-water that washed out of the piles of former-undead to fill the troughs, rather than getting into the larger rain-pool. The black flies that swarmed about the piles bit them occasionally, but as Qawasha helped to ignite the pyres, concerned for his precious jungle, the flies were consumed in the flames.With all the rain, it took great effort to get the fires going, and to keep them going, and it wasn't possible without getting them very large and very hot. The flames at their peak, reached the tops of the trees. There was no danger of catching the jungle - it was too wet, and Qawasha was able to use his magic to keep the flames from spreading anyway. Eventually, the necromantic muck was wholly consumed.The only danger then was the consideration that the fires could have attracted unwanted attention.[ooc]I assume you'd want to get out of the area. Feel free to give me a check or two each with some descriptions as you 'flee'.[/ooc]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="FitzTheRuke, post: 7884636, member: 59816"] [ooc]Fight is over.[/ooc] Harb and Hup'lo had helped as well with destroying the last of the undead swamp-giants. Miss Imogen helped the Tabaxi to dig ditches, forcing the murky rain-water that washed out of the piles of former-undead to fill the troughs, rather than getting into the larger rain-pool. The black flies that swarmed about the piles bit them occasionally, but as Qawasha helped to ignite the pyres, concerned for his precious jungle, the flies were consumed in the flames. With all the rain, it took great effort to get the fires going, and to keep them going, and it wasn't possible without getting them very large and very hot. The flames at their peak, reached the tops of the trees. There was no danger of catching the jungle - it was too wet, and Qawasha was able to use his magic to keep the flames from spreading anyway. Eventually, the necromantic muck was wholly consumed. The only danger then was the consideration that the fires could have attracted unwanted attention. [ooc]I assume you'd want to get out of the area. Feel free to give me a check or two each with some descriptions as you 'flee'.[/ooc] [/QUOTE]

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