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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Medriev" data-source="post: 4680230" data-attributes="member: 21864">Chapter 16 - Baphomet's Shrine (Part 3)Litiraan loosed a silver bolt that flew past the raging demon while Telkya hurled her own golden bolt of divine energy that somehow, also missed the demon.. Lavren hurled another bolt of black, raging energy that struck the terrible creature but it seemed to be heedless to the wound and faught on. Only as Erlmoor raised his voice in prayer and swung out with his blade glowing with divine power did the demon pause. The blade slashed across the belly of the huge creature and the demon roared in anger and pain. It fixed its wrathful eyes on Erlmoor despite the pain of its wound and lashed out with one claw to slam the dragonborn into the wall of the shrine’s entryway. As the dragonborn reeled, the demon struck him with its other claw and sent him staggering back along the wall. Erlmoor staggered and all but fell but then Dulvarna charged to join the battle and he raised his blade to fight on beside her.Dulvarna waited for another few moments as her friends loosed arrows and spells at the demon and she smiled with a mixture of pride and satisfaction as each missile struck home. The demon reeled and roared as a silver bolt, a golden one and then a blast of crackling black energy struck it in turn. Then an arrow from Enlishia’s bow drive into its chest and splintered there, driving shards of wood deep into its flesh. The demon let out a howl of pain and rage and in that moment, Dulvarna charged. She darted in low beneath the demon’s flailing arms and ducked around its mighty legs before slashing her blade across the backs of its thighs. Muscle, sinew, vein and artery tore open as Aecris did its bloody work and with the last of its how dying as it was, the demon pitched forward onto its knees. Dulvarna plunged her blade into the back of the demon’s head and it fell forward to land with a thud next to Erlmoor. The nervous visages of battle erupted into smiles on the faces of all six companions and with a deep sigh, Dulvarna finally allowed herself to feel how utterly tired she was.</blockquote>

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