Fire. A very odd, yet welcoming thing when placed into specific situations. For people, it was a sign of comfort, warmth, an illumination to a perpetually dark world. Fire could bring people together in times of fear and loneliness, though in large amounts, the bestial instinct in all beings to run from fire would emerge. And thankfully, it was one of those times.

The fire began to spread at an alarming rate, though Ivallyn was happy that she was in the company of others that knew how to keep their “cool”. Ivallyn chuckled inwardly and made a mental note to remember that joke whenever they were in a better position to break the ice after everyone had calmed down. Another silent chuckle unnoticed, Ivallyn saw that people were already doing their part to escape the raging fire trap they now currently found themselves awkwardly placed in. Thanks to Vexia’s quick movements, everyone would have time to react and escape, allowing Ivallyn to do her part as well, as little was it was. Channeling inward, she began to form sygils in the air with her index and middle finger, swiftly swaying her hand in concentrated movements, allowing her spell to form. 

A gust of wind came through the now opened door, thanks to Vincent’s wand work, allowing Ivallyn form the wind to keep the smoke at a higher elevation from their vision, as not to blind anyone anymore than they may have already been as they began to flee the scene. Atlas had already taken the priestess into his care and was outside the doorway, beckoning them into the open air. Once outside, she began to scan around. Where were the guards when the man made his way into the temple, and better yet, why had no one noticed him in general. Surely a man with a blade held in hand walking around, especially one not known to others in the coven or in the least her, would have been stopped and asked questions. Ivallyn felt a wave of unease as she stood there; normally she would be trying to get to higher ground to see more of her surroundings and possibly see if she could spot something suspicious, but she knew that would have to wait until the others had exited the coming inferno.