Return of the Siswa

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Maruc realised the Feldard would swiftly require more healing and sommoned Halav to bless the dwarf once again with renew’d vigour. “Nicolai, in your opinion can we afford to spend another half-night resting ourselves or not?”

Feldard kept his grumbles to himself at the familiar feel of the prayer. Mentally he noted, ‘I should consider paying the cleric service fees! It seems I’m the only one that require use of him!’ It was not a pleasant revelation.

The dwarf looked around, noting Saeth was not present. He frowned and stood, wincing slightly as freshly healed wounds protested the movement. “While resting, is definately needed. I doubt there is a safe enough location to do so until the Rahib has been killed. Where’s the elf?”

“Praying?” Miklos replied trying to keep the smile from his face.

As if on cue, Saeth rejoined the group. She had been talking to Miklos in the chamber, and then turned to see he was no longer there. The statue had made no move to follow her or take any other action while she was in the temple.

Nicolai says, “No we cannot wait out the night, the Rahib is not working for Dentiata any more, and has awoken something here, that would appear to be his new masters.”

 

Nicolai was about to relate what he was doing since their parting of ways, when suddenly from down the hall, they suddenly heard the marching sounds of the Siswa. They were hot on the trail of the temple intruders, and, waving their scimitars in the air, they charged down the passage toward the group. There were seven of them in all.

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