MTG Salvation

Eavath saw the horde of akki coming towards them and the hand on his shoulder was all the motivation he needed. He quickly turned and ran back up the tunnel with his companions. As he was running, he was trying to carefully loosen some rocks, being careful not to overextend to reach some and not trip himself. He hoped that had helped slow them down at least a little a bit.

"I've no issues with going through this one" as he steps beside Talnin. He peers into the opening on the right, trying to see if he could see something.

Eavath winks at Uldran and opens his mouth in a sly grin, sharp teeth in plain sight. He lifts a hand up and sharp claws come out from the tips. He makes obvious motions to show just how sharp they are. He says to the akki, "Are you sure there's no goblin?"

Eavath nodded as the last goblin fell. He stretched his arms as he looked around the cavern they were in, hoping to see a way out other than the way they came in. He said to the other two, "I'm not sure where we should go either... Maybe there's a way further in?"


OOC: We're able to keep our lands out, aren't we?

He winced and looked down at his bracelet. One of the glowing blue gems on it had lost its glow and was now back to being clear. He shook his head and concentrated. It began glowing blue once more. "Don't let them get away!" He lifted his hand and faced his open palm at one of the retreating goblins. A small wormhole opened in its path. As soon as it went into it, the hole and goblin disappeared instantly. He glanced at his two companions knowing they would be able to take care of the other two remaining.

Eavath grumbled as the goblins charged again. "Gah, I can't block yet..." he braced himself as the goblins closed in on him. He was able to smack one as it hit him, taking care of it. Another gem on his bracelet started glowing a bright blue, but then they both suddenly dimmed back down. He held an open hand at a different goblin, sending it off somewhere else. He then glanced at his Sprite and pointed at another. She nodded to him and flew towards it, attempting to take it down.

Eavath heard the shout of warning a second too late. He stumbled slightly from the attack and whirled to face his attackers. It was a group of small goblins. He rolled his right sleeve up past his wrist to show a small bracelet with round, plain clear gems all around it. He clasped his hand in a reverent gesture and one gem started to glow a bright blue and took on a teardrop shape. He then concentrated and the blue gem turned dark. A small sprite then appeared, floatin a few feet off the ground at his shoulder, staring intently at the goblins in front of it. He then thought to himself I won't be able to block for a while, but I'll be able to go offensive.

Eavath nodded and said, "I agree with Uldran, I think we should check this cave out a little bit more, we might find something we could use..."

Eavath chuckled and shook his head, "I'm a blue mage, so I'm not able to make anything with light." He then stepped farther into the cavern slowly, hoping to see if he could catch something.

Eavath was not opposed to Uldran taking front. As he stepped into the cave, the world suddenly went really dar, and then it faded into slight visibility. He said aloud, "I'll be back here to make sure nothing decides to sneak up on us." he kept himself alert of any sounds or any sign of movement, ocassionally glancing over his shoulder to keep an eye behind them.

"Well, we might as well not standing here debating about stuff all day. I saw we check this one out. Maybe it'll take us to where we need to go.." Eavath stepped around his two companions and went to the mouth of the closest cave to them. He peered in, hoping to see something, or maybe even hear something, to give him a clue there was something there.

OoC: Not sure how to work the dice, winging it here:

Eavath nodded when his companions both agreed it was probably best to go into the caves. He followed Uldran and Talnin towards the caves, getting ready for whatever would happen to show up.

He asked them both, "What do you think we'll find in here?"

Eavath hopped down off his Griffin with his companions and very lightly leaned against it. He looked towards the settlement and listened quietly to Uldran. He nodded his head and said, "I think I'm with Uldran on this one. It would definitely be wiser to go around this campsite of sorts."

He looked at the different cave openings and said, "I'm not the one to just randomly venture into a cave, but what do you two think of trying to go through one of those?" he then pointed to the opening that was closest to them

Eavath grips the griffin tighter with his legs and carefully held on to a tougher handfull of feathers. He didn't particularly want to fall off in mid flight. He rubbed the griffin gently between the wings, letting it know he was ready. Eavath then nods to Talnin and Uldran, noting he was ready to go.

Eavath chuckled when told he should keep his claws in. He grinned and said, "Those are reserved for special occasions." He carefully walks over and runs a hand down the neck of the griffin he was going to be riding. The feathers beneath his paw felt soft, yet strong enough to hold against the fiercest of winds. He gave a small smile to the griffin as he quickly jumped onto its back. He made little adjustments to how he was sitting and found a comfortable spot just behind the wing joint, but not close enough to hinder its movements. He nodded to Talnin and Uldran and said, "Ready whenever you guys are."

I've no qualms again riding a griffin. Eavath nodded to Talnin. He looked at the large winged creature. It looked magnificent. Not much different than the ones he had seen from afar. Much closer, though, they seemed much more majestic.