Her smile brightened the dark night, in Roland's eyes. He barely reacted before she was already moving to the fore, summoning a bow and arrow made of light. Despite himself, Roland gasped in trepidation. He had no idea she could summon something like that! He suspected she had hidden tricks, but Baeldyr that was something else. Once the amazement was over, he did cringe a bit at the light show. If anything lurked in the forest, they would have seen that for hundreds of yards off. 

Well, it couldn't be helped. And who knew, maybe they could take whatever the darkness could throw at them? Roland charged, leaping powerfully over a fallen branch the size of a log and entering the perimeter of the cryptyard, his sword twirling in the moonlight drawing the attention of the second draugr. Luckily, Roland had a belly full of food and plenty of room to maneuver, and while he still needed to be careful, the Draugr did not stand a chance, truth be told. 

Sword flashing, he cut off a hand and stepped backward, letting the undead abomination stumble forward after him so he could get in another choice cut, this time at the collarbone. The things head hit the ground like a hardened melon and rolled into the graveyard. Still, he nearly had his eyes cut by the still moving draugr's remaining hand. On instinct he shoulder bashed the thing with his shield, cut its left leg out and let it fall over. 

"For Eruvar and Baeldyr, I banish you," he breathed, driving his sword through the corpse's chest. It shuddered, spasming briefly before it fell limp. Roland had picked it apart as if it was a novice swordsman, which it pretty much had been, only unnarmed at the onset. He breathed in deeply and stepped back, wiping his hair out of his eyes and glancing over to see Iseldis approaching. He smiled, embarrassed yet somehow confident at the same time. 

He was about to speak, before the Crypt door at the center of the graveyard opened. 
[@Luminosity]