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Message: <blockquote data-quote="CanadienneBacon" data-source="post: 3728043" data-attributes="member: 11146">The constant thrumming of the Gudwulf warrior's bowstring is a steady counterpoint to the random reptilian roars and muttered oaths bouncing around the chamber. Maelicent's next two shots are timed to coincide with the dragon-kin's anticipated lunge towards Brakkus.  Directing his shots against the monster's exposed neck as the beast cranes forward to snap at Brakkus, both of Maelicent's arrows arc overhead and, in rapid succession, hit the crocodile precisely as aimed.  Despite the Gudwulf's accuracy, the second shot proves unnecessary; the first arrow sinks to its feathers in the behemoth's neck for 7 points of damage.  With the fire of life dying the crocodile's murky left eye, the great carnivore's movements slow.  By the time Maelicent's second arrow hits true beside its twin, the crocodile's head falls crashing to the floor.  Though the crocodile serves as an ample jamb lying as it does in the doorway, glimpses of the room beyond reveal quarried stone walls fashioned of well-masonried rock laid into a hexagon.  The visible bits of the far walls have tattered shelving and the floor nearer the doors at hand looks to be littered with broken glass.  Brass cages of sizes varying from diminuitive to large hang from the ceiling or are fixed to the floor, empty of their former occupants.Well done!  End of initiative, please post at will.</blockquote>