Naxtaroth
The Raven
As the dire offers a retaliation attack of his own, Nor'Kadan winces, feeling teeth sink into his flesh. He then ducks down, spinning his spear around and using both hands to thrust it up into the creature's chest. The creature goes limp as he pushes it off the end of his weapon. "Shame to kill such a beautiful beast. May your spirit be at ease, along with the other of your kin we felled today." He stood, scanning the area. He was on full alert now and anticipated that this little pack was probably close to the bottom of the food chain. He kept his eyes fixed on the area around him, checking in all directions as he walked back to the wolf he'd first slain. (Perception 14) He removed the javelin from its body, putting it back into place with the others, though his spear was still in hand.
He noticed the group seemingly at a state of rest and groaned. "I really don't think we should camp out right here. Those wolves were just the appetizer and I'm afraid that I'm no longer hungry. Best not stick around for the main course and we definitely do not want to know what's for dessert." He sighed, knowing he couldn't take the backseat any longer. It was true, the group looked beat, but this wasn't the place to rest up. "I could use my remaining energy to make us one with the shadows for the next 10 minutes. I could take the lead and try to navigate us at the very least out of this forest, if not to a nearby village. If we can't find our way within the 10 minutes, then we can rest up wherever we may happen to be." Though it was a request, the abrasive tone of his voice, even if unintentional, made the words almost seem like orders. (9 persuasion check for those who don't really wanna move ahead)
He noticed the group seemingly at a state of rest and groaned. "I really don't think we should camp out right here. Those wolves were just the appetizer and I'm afraid that I'm no longer hungry. Best not stick around for the main course and we definitely do not want to know what's for dessert." He sighed, knowing he couldn't take the backseat any longer. It was true, the group looked beat, but this wasn't the place to rest up. "I could use my remaining energy to make us one with the shadows for the next 10 minutes. I could take the lead and try to navigate us at the very least out of this forest, if not to a nearby village. If we can't find our way within the 10 minutes, then we can rest up wherever we may happen to be." Though it was a request, the abrasive tone of his voice, even if unintentional, made the words almost seem like orders. (9 persuasion check for those who don't really wanna move ahead)
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