Channelknight Fadran
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"I know! I know!" Leonie fitted in one key. "Haha!"
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Leonie started fumbling with the keys and fitting them into the various locks.
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Ellis poked his head out the flap. "You coming, Q?" @Mystic Syn
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Once they were out of the room, Leonie ran back down the basement.
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Ellis nodded, then dove into the tent.
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"Come on! Let's go!" Leonie tiptoed back out the door.
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"Do we have a rainfly?"
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Leonie grabbed a ring of keys. "Do you think these are the ones?"
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"Uh... dunno. Guess we'll join the others?" -
"Yay!" Leonie snuck over to Sabarial's room, pushing open the door and tiptoeing inside.
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"Hm? Do you not use that where you come from?" Ayia asked. "It's a term of endearment. Feel free to interpret it however you want."
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"No, are you kidding me? This is the perfect time to sneak into Sabarial's room and steal the keys!"
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"Everyone okay?" Ollie peeped. @EmiTheNinja @Knight of Iron @Matrim's Dice @Chasmgoat @Lecky Twig
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Phaedrus swept her tail at several ironclads, blowing them off the mountainside. With a beat of her wings, she created a heavy wind and threw more away from the main group. In the catapult, the were preparing another boulder.
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Ayia elbowed Fehn. "Fadran's busy. He's trying to lose so he can get back to what he's doing. Ain't that right, honey?" Fadran looked up, then sighed. "Well... yeah."
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"Welp!" Ayia decided. "I'm calling this a draw."
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The catapult launched. A flaming boulder soared through the air, crashing into the snow with a loud bang. It spewed dirty snow everywhere, but kept going, glancing off the mountaintop and back down the other side. Ollie shrieked, holding Candle close, as the spray from the impact crashed into the kippies and the baby dragons.
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"'M drawing Scarlet."
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Ollie found that trying to pick up Candle was more difficult than she expected. She was forced to snatch her tail and drag her through the snow behind a large rock.
