[h2][center][u][b][color=0076a3]Léon Reverdin[/color][/b][/u][/center][/h2]
The battle was over.  The necromancer had been slain, the undead goblins fell lifeless, and the living survivors retreated.  Léon took a sigh of relief and lowered his hammer.  He lifted his helmet just long enough to look over himself robes to ensure that there were no wounds on him.  Fortunately, the blood splatter on his robe was not his.

Now would be a good time to provide any healing required, he thought.  He wasn't a very experienced adventurer, but he understood that these moments of calm were the time to provide healing, because they couldn't be sure the goblins would come back, and there was no telling when they'd get another opportunity.  None of his companions appeared injured, but he knew better than to make such assumptions.

"Is anyone injured and in need of healing?" the cleric asked the group.  "Did anyone get scratched or nicked by the goblins?"

Nuri, as was fitting for a Reonite paladin, was already planning to pursue the goblins further into their cave.  Léon was a bit uncomfortable killing retreating foes, but there was some logic in her actions.  The goblins could regroup and return, and as long as they were nearby, the group would not be able to relax.  On the other hand, there was some risk in pursuing them into their tunnels, especially at a hasty pace.  If the goblins made their home in these tunnels, there could be traps, fortifications, and even more goblins.

Assuming nobody needed healing, Léon hurried after Nuri, not wanting her to go unsupported.

"Careful, Nuri, there could be traps ahead," he urged her.  This seemed like a rather risky course of action to rush in like this without letting the Nem and fairy scout the tunnels out, but he simply didn't have the boldness to directly tell Nuri that.  He was fearful of where they would go, and certainly didn't want to go down this path himself, but it was his duty as a Cup, as a cleric, and as a Mayonite to support, protect, and look after the well-being of his companions.

[@Zoey Boey]