A New You, Tuesday, Period Two

[built_fjord_tough]

Today, class, you were meeting in the Danger Shop outside a large cave entrance. Fjord was there leaning against a boulder, arms crossed over his chest.

He was smirking.

"First off," he drawled, "I want to congratulate Yelden on taking initiative and becoming the new face of the party in conversation."

Really, if it had to be the fighter or the rogue, Fjord wanted the one who wasn't just acting in self-interest. Though watching this whole campaign slowly snowball into a nightmare of consequences had been fun in its own way, too.

"For the rest of you, this means you've got two homeless kobolds and a wyrmling all looking for an assist in clearing out the cave of the violent creature that shredded the wyrmling's wing and is keeping him from going back home. Remember, for the more monetarily driven of you, that there's still a handsome reward back in town for keeping the dragon from wandering too close to the outskirts, and," he nodded toward the wyrmling, whose good wing was mantled and whose tail was thrashing behind him as he peered into the cave, "dragons keep treasure troves."

Just throwing that out there for the roguish of you.

"So," he smirked at the party. "In you go."

Fjord enjoyed this entirely too much.

[OOC: Open!]

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Into the Cave - The Journey

[built_fjord_tough]

The wyrmling is playing tour guide, more or less, as you make your way into the cave. This used to be his home, after all, and he's going to guide you to the place where he encountered the demon.

Chat to him, to the kobolds, amongst yourselves, make sure you're ready for a fight...

But no, really, how well can you see in the dark?

Re: Into the Cave - The Journey

[goldfishontherocks]

Keyleth could see just fine for sixty feet in the dark, was the thing.

Yelden couldn't, though, and this was kind of the reason Keyleth was doing a lot of internal flailing right now. Okay, one of the reasons. Another one of which was that they were . . . having a dragon . . . escort them to its cave, which just seemed, well, very unorthodox.

Re: Into the Cave - The Journey

[unusual_sith]

Jatila could see fine in the dark (for 60 feet), even if Lana had to use the Force for it.

She was also keeping a close eye on that dragon and the kobolds, since she didn't trust them at all. Still...hoard. And reward.

Re: Into the Cave - The Journey

[hashtag_chocobro]

Who had two thumbs, a flashy cloak, and a genuine fear of the dark with absolutely noooo dark vision either in class or IRL?

THIS GUY!

So hopefully everyone else could please excuse Seros as he tried to hang as closely to other bodies who seemed to be doing a much better job of moving through the cave than he would by his lonesome and the fact that he'd be likely to unleash one of his spells at the drop of a hat, and really, really wishing he'd gone fire instead of ice.

Fire created light, dude. And light was a good thing.