Re: Scenario - Day Two
Greg wanted NOTHING more then to wipe the arrogant look of the cleric's face, with her sword.
If all else were equal, the elven priestess would have charged the sick, perverted, psychopath, killing him with her teeth and fingernails if need be to protect the town.
But they had to leave. Fharlanghn had commanded it, and too much was at stake. They were outnumbered and outgunned, no matter how powerful Greg felt at the moment.
And she DID feel powerful! Her actually strength wasn't too much more, perhaps only in proportion to her now doubled height, but she FELT really, really strong. She was tempted to do something "superheroey" like toss her enemies at each other or use a building's door as a weapon, but she didn't think she was THAT strong.
Seeing Curin and Tizona on the roof, she winced. She'd abandoned them Granted, she did it to save an innocent child. She doubted they'd be upset about that.
Well, Tizona wouldn't, at least. She wasn't too sure about Curin.
The sight of him brought up several other issues that she did NOT need distracting her, so she ignored them.
Swinging her gaze back to her opponent, the ten foot elf glared at him. As the old Earth joke went, "His boss was watching", so he probably couldn't get away with not attacking. Still, she'd try.
Looming over him, Greg said, hopefully quietly enough so that the rabid cleric wouldn't hear it.
Look, I'm about to cast a spell. If you run, you can claim it was one that took over your mind and made you run. Otherwise, I'm gonna cut you in half.
Then Greg casts her REAL spell, speaking in elven, hoping the cleric wouldn't know it.
Holy Traveler, grant Your humble servant leave of the ground once more, to help Guide her fellow Travelers.
It's her last flying spell. Greg really hopes it works.