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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Knightfall" data-source="post: 6769801" data-attributes="member: 2012">Sarten watches as the guards spell effect soaks the stairs, mezzanine, and its banister. The spell he uses is a mystery to the kobold. The Lyreguard moves with purpose to snuff out as much of the flames as possible. The guard comes to an open doorway that is engulfed and directs the last of the spell's water deep into the room. He call out to anyone who might be trapped, but no one responds. He speaks divine words to a god Sarten has never heard of before and the water-spell springs back to life. The guard leads Sarten along every part of the mezzanine until he comes to another room where the flames have yet to block the door. There is smoke inside but no signs of flame. He calls out again.At first, there is silence. Then Sarten hears a whimpering sound coming from inside. The guard asks Sarten "to check it out" as he directs the spell across the banister and up towards the ceiling where the fire has crept. "I'll keep the flames at bay," he says.The healing energy alights on the gnome with a pale glow, and the sound of Kisep's voice pushes Linus and the other guard's confidence to great heights. The two of them manage to get the beam off the trapped gnome lady. Linus picks her up in his arms and directs the other guard to "get that other man outside."Linus runs out of the house while the other Lyreguard rushes to the fallen man's side and half lifts him up. "Ooh, he's a heavy one." He looks at Kisep. "Can you lend a shoulder and sing your tune at the same time?"Then he looks up to the second floor, "Don't tarry up there, Johan. Even your magic isn't likely to be enough to keep this place from coming down."</blockquote>

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