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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Knightfall" data-source="post: 9149325" data-attributes="member: 2012">The last of the undead trogs is torn to pieces by the gladiator-knight's weapon and falls to the floor in front of Quinn. Instinctively, he looks for more foes, but once he realizes there aren't any, Quinn relaxes.It will take days to clean the stench off, and his wounds where the creatures clawed and bit him ache and itch.Aureus lands near Maur to check on her dwarf friend and too see if she can help. She finds that Caerth has brought the champion of Moradin back from the edge of death.Caerth helps him up, despite the dwarf's silent gaze that protests, a little. "I'd tell you to go slow, but..."Aureus notes the dwarf's many wounds and the damage to Maur's armour. "Those things really were terrible." Then, she notices the smell. "And, they smell even worse.""Let's hope they aren't any more of them," Caerth adds.Once Maur is back on his feet, he sees that all the ghouls and ghastly undead trogs are destroyed. His spiritual weapon finds no foes to strike, so it returns to the dwarf champion and hovers near him. Quinn is picking putrid flesh out of his spiked chain and off his clothes.Maur's entire body aches and his wounds itch worse than being exposed to the Stinging Moss that grows in his homeland in the depths of the Underearth. His armour is dented and sliced open. The creature's nearly destroyed it. He will have to fix it, and soon. The armour's locking ability won't function at all and he has trouble flexing his right shoulder, both due to the armour and the deep wound that is barely sealed by his magic.The wounds where the ghouls clawed him feel like they are burning.[HR][/HR]End of Combat</blockquote>

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