Tal's eyes gleamed with excitement as he nodded agreement to the plans. "If we can get it to jump, it'd be a lot easier to throw a spear or an axe at it." Which meant maybe he could be of some use, in spite of his lack of magical items or abilities. The thought clearly cheered him and he looked around for inspiration. "Could stand on one of the big skulls, maybe?" He nodded back towards the skinless head of the ancient megafauna whose arachnid occupant had so recently met its crunchy demise.
Uncertainty in the area of rocks as barriers had Tal shrugging. "Never been there," he admitted. "But was thinking maybe if we could bait one into one of those box canyons we passed a ways back, at least it would only have one way back out?" He paused, and then his excitement faded a little as he remembered what they were facing. "...Or, uh. Two, I guess. Since it could go straight down."
Speaking of down... high overhead, the dragon began to circle lower, drawn towards the flying shark with a certain professional curiosity for a fellow predator of the air - however reluctant her new brother-in-flight might be about it.
Uncertainty in the area of rocks as barriers had Tal shrugging. "Never been there," he admitted. "But was thinking maybe if we could bait one into one of those box canyons we passed a ways back, at least it would only have one way back out?" He paused, and then his excitement faded a little as he remembered what they were facing. "...Or, uh. Two, I guess. Since it could go straight down."
Speaking of down... high overhead, the dragon began to circle lower, drawn towards the flying shark with a certain professional curiosity for a fellow predator of the air - however reluctant her new brother-in-flight might be about it.
