TK watched as the spear continued moving forward. He pushed back however, with all his focus, trying to stop the spear from moving any closer. He knew though, that he couldn't hold the shield forever. So, in a fluid maneuver, TK pushed outwards with his hands, releasing the energy in the shield towards Ethereal, and dropping to the floor so he wouldn't be hit by the construct.
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Finn whirled around, the cracking of the earth and the roaring of the beast catching his attention. His eyes widened as he got a full view of the monster. Heat emanated from the behemoth, causing his face to run with sweat. He watched as the warrior woman was batted away by the creature. He chuckled and said to himself, "That's what you get for being cocky," before leveling his staff at the monster.
The again, the air around the staff chilled, forming a mist where the heat met the cold. Tendrils of freezing air circled around each other until they formed a large icicle. The icicle kept growing until it was almost the size of a dwarf. And then, it was launched, through the air. straight for the hellish creature's eye.
Finn glowered as the armored woman shouted an insult at him. He put it at the back of his head though, in the "Things to Discuss Later" area. He kept fighting, driving his staff into the chest of a beast, the pointed gem on the end piercing it's heart. As Finn pulled the staff from the creatures body he knelt down to get a closer look at the dead beast, looking around first to make sure he wasn't ambushed. The monster was something he'd never seen before but it looked like it was made to kill. He couldn't imagine who or what had created this beast but he was certain that powerful magic was involved. This creature most certainly wasn't native to Hieldran, which means that it was most likely summoned from another plane or dimension, or at least that's what he thought.
Finn hopped to his feet and nodded at the cleric. He made a mental note to thank her after this was done. He swung his staff hard at another advancing creature, then flicked his wrist and sent it flying with a gust of wind. It landed on an upright board and was impaled. It struggled for a few seconds, howling loudly before it suddenly stopped due to an icicle from Finn's staff getting lodged through it's head.
Finn hopped from his Belroch as they reached the smoldering village. He wondered what sort of monster had done this and then they made themselves known. Finn reached over his shoulder and drew his staff as the dog like monsters advanced on the party, baring their teeth, and flashing their wicked eyes.
"I hope I'm not supposed to be scared. If this is what we're facing then we'll have saved Hieldran by tomorrow," he said as he aimed his staff at one of the creatures. The air around the gem at the top of his weapon chilled and suddenly...YELP! An icicle had materialized and launched itself at one of the monsters, impaling it and earning a sound of pain. He grinned, the feeling of the kill bringing him an excited joy. Though it was short lived.
As he turned around to face another one of the beasts, he was tackled, and pinned to the ground by one of the fierce hellhounds. He struggled, trying to keep it's snapping jaws from closing on his face. Saliva dripped onto him, burning holes into his robes. He wrestled with the beast, trying to get it off of him to no avail. And he couldn't summon the concentration to use a gust of wind to blow the beast off of him. He was loathe to admit it, but he needed help.
Finn calmly stood up from the bar and made his way towards the door, flicking his wrist and sending a blast of air to hold it open. Villages being attacked was his specialty. Many a village had begged him for his aid in helping them defend against goblins or bandits. Now, he wasn't exactly experienced in these monsters that the boy claimed had killed his whole village, but he figured he managed. He stepped outside, the cold air a stark contrast to the heat of the inn. He strode over to Belroch and untied him before climbing up into the saddle. He glanced over at the woman who called herself Raffy. He noticed her horse was unsaddled. "So do you prefer riding without a saddle or was there just not one in the immediate vicinity that you could steal?" he asked in a slightly condescending tone.
Finn watched the newcomer step into the inn, walk over to them, and slap his letter down. He studied the man, looking for any sort of giveaway as to what he did. The face mask he had pulled down indicated a profession involving stealth. Finn decided not to focus on it to much, sipping his mead before saying to the man, "It appears our final companion has arrived."
XD I just kind of figured that Finn would have a horse and I kind of liked the idea of him having an animal companion.
Finn hadn't had a chance to react with anything other than a glower at the woman who had insulted his people. As he was about to open his mouth, another woman had plunged a dagger into the wood of the bar. He turned around to get a look, his hands tingling with magic in case he needed to shoot a quick blast of flame at an attacker. He could tell that the woman didn't like them, based on her scowl and greeting. As he sipped his mead that had been brought to him a minute or two ago, he watched the door. He sensed that their final companion was on their way. And he figured they didn't have time to lollygag about in an inn, getting drunk off of cheap mead. Once their final fellow hero stepped through those doors, they'd have to be off, south to the Temple of Agatha.
Finn looked at the long haired man and grinned. "Well take a good look because I'm probably the best looking one in Hieldran." He then turned his attention to the hooded woman. "And last I checked, this letter," Finn fished his letter from the pocket inside of his robe and placed it on the bar, "said we were to stop the darkness that is currently overcoming Hieldran. And my guess is that it won't stop there. Although, if you are suggesting that we may fail, well I think it's best that you know, I don't lose."
After Finn was done talking, he waved down the pretty bartender and asked for a mead. She hurried off to get it after hesitating for a second to look at his ears. Finn was used to it by now. Many people hadn't seen an elf and so, the pointed ears of his people were a sight to see for most men and women.
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