Amalia
she wants the silence but fears the solitude
she wants to be alone and together with you
Amalia fits through the tunnel unscathed, though she cannot say the same for all of their group. As she shifts back to human form she, too, keeps her animal senses, the leopard's keen eyes and sensitive ears giving her a better perception of the small, enclosed space. Jyoti wastes no time in coming to her side, the little whale tucking herself unhappily upon the baker's neck, and the girl winces at her bonded's unhappiness, a rare and terrible thing from the usually jubilant creature.
Silently the Shield gathers her bearings. Fidgeting with the amulet in her pocket she surveys the others for damage, noting the way Kiada winces and walking to the girl. "Here," she murmurs softly, pressing the amulet into her hand. "There's healing magic in here, in case you need it." With a comforting smile she presses ahead of the Harpy protectively, her staff and Jyoti casting an almost unworldly light, fingers skimming over the beautifully carved reliefs. "Keep an eye out for writing," she calls back quietly. "And traps."
Amalia gives the amulet with Loren's mastered healing magic to Kiada, then takes the lead through the tunnel, keeping an eye (and hand) out for anything interesting on the walls and/or traps.
Silently the Shield gathers her bearings. Fidgeting with the amulet in her pocket she surveys the others for damage, noting the way Kiada winces and walking to the girl. "Here," she murmurs softly, pressing the amulet into her hand. "There's healing magic in here, in case you need it." With a comforting smile she presses ahead of the Harpy protectively, her staff and Jyoti casting an almost unworldly light, fingers skimming over the beautifully carved reliefs. "Keep an eye out for writing," she calls back quietly. "And traps."
Amalia gives the amulet with Loren's mastered healing magic to Kiada, then takes the lead through the tunnel, keeping an eye (and hand) out for anything interesting on the walls and/or traps.
she ran to the lighthouse, hoped that it would help her see
she saw that the lighthouse had been washed out to sea
