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QUICK STATS:  AC=18, Touch=12, FF=16 / HP=15/15 / Init=2 / Saves: Fort=4, Reflex=2, Will = 6 _________________________________________________________________________

Sister Elektra momentarily winces when the holy woman perceives the extent of the dark shadow that is presently overhanging everyone and every aspect of House McClare.

It's painfully obvious to the Elementalist that alarm, fear and worry rule the day here affecting all from the lowest servant to the highest noble lord of the manor in one manner or another.

Furthermore, both Lord McClaren and Lady Enhasa are clearly injured even though they were likely treated by some of the best healers in the City, which bears evidence to the original extent of their horrific injuries.

Their respective injuries indicate that these nobles were not only injured but also chastised as evidenced by the nature, location and severity of the wounds which indicates extremely evil, powerful foes are likely responsible.

To the experienced healer, it appears that an effort was made to take or destroy Lord McClaren's manhood featuring injuries clearly designed to terrorize as the victim bleeds out over time.  The fact that he can even walk is a testament to the healers here as well as Lord McClaren's own pain tolerance, the Dwarven Priestess thinks to herself.

On the other hand, the fact that Lady Enhasa was still alive was close to a miracle.  Her injury was the opposite of her husband, featuring a savage bite inflicted by a creature with four large fangs which were sunk deep into the soft flesh of her throat in a death grip common to large predators that is designed to crush the windpipe and result in a horrific bloody choking and painful death.  

However, Sister Elektra also realized that these wounds were far beyond her healing abilities and likely were treated by some of the most powerful clerics and healers in the entire region just given the fact that both intended victims were still among the living and that there was little that she could do to help other than offer prayers up for them later today.

Nonetheless, all of these shocking observations and distracting thoughts were timely interrupted by the input of Shade, who had some notable observations of his own, including the bread and salt others seem to be partaking of in common ceremony.

When Doallyn reveals that the missing Myrddin from their house has received 'sendings' indicating that "The Eye is the Gate," Sister Elektra mulls the meaning of the phrase over and over in her mind as she attempts to discern its meaning.

Sister Elektra gauges the reaction of those in the room when Sarai speaks forwardly about the Evening Glory and unfolding events in the household, partaking of the salt and bread when such is appropriate and proper given local customs.

Continuing Effects:  None

QUICK STATS:  AC=18, Touch=12, FF=16 / HP=15/15 / Init=2 / Saves: Fort=4, Reflex=2, Will = 6 _________________________________________________________________________

Sister Elektra momentarily winces when the holy woman perceives the extent of the dark shadow that is presently overhanging everyone and every aspect of House McClare.

It's painfully obvious to the Elementalist that alarm, fear and worry rule the day here affecting all from the lowest servant to the highest noble lord of the manor in one manner or another.

Furthermore, both Lord McClaren and Lady Enhasa are clearly injured even though they were likely treated by some of the best healers in the City, which bears evidence to the original extent of their horrific injuries.

Their respective injuries indicate that these nobles were not only injured but also chastised as evidenced by the nature, location and severity of the wounds which indicates extremely evil, powerful foes are likely responsible.

To the experienced healer, it appears that an effort was made to take or destroy Lord McClaren's manhood featuring injuries clearly designed to terrorize as the victim bleeds out over time.  The fact that he can even walk is a testament to the healers here as well as Lord McClaren's own pain tolerance, the Dwarven Priestess thinks to herself.

On the other hand, the fact that Lady Enhasa was still alive was close to a miracle.  Her injury was the opposite of her husband, featuring a savage bite inflicted by a creature with four large fangs which were sunk deep into the soft flesh of her throat in a death grip common to large predators that is designed to crush the windpipe and result in a horrific bloody choking and painful death.  

However, Sister Elektra also realized that these wounds were far beyond her healing abilities and likely were treated by some of the most powerful clerics and healers in the entire region just given the fact that both intended victims were still among the living and that there was little that she could do to help other than offer prayers up for them later today.

Nonetheless, all of these distracting observations and distracting thoughts were timely interrupted by the input of Shade, who had some notable observations of his own, including the bread and salt others seem to be partaking of in common ceremony.

When Doallyn reveals that the missing Myrddin from their house has received 'sendings' indicating that "The Eye is the Gate," Sister Elektra mulls the meaning of the phrase over and over in her mind as she attempts to discern its meaning.

Sister Elektra gauges the reaction of those in the room when Sarai speaks forwardly about the Evening Glory and unfolding events in the household, partaking of the salt and bread when such is appropriate and proper given local customs.

Continuing Effects:  None

QUICK STATS:  AC=18, Touch=12, FF=16 / HP=15/15 / Init=2 / Saves: Fort=4, Reflex=2, Will = 6 _________________________________________________________________________

Sister Elektra momentarily winces when the holy woman perceives the extent of the dark shadow that is presently overhanging everyone and every aspect of House McClare.

It's painfully obvious to the Elementalist that alarm, fear and worry rule the day here affecting all from the lowest servant to the highest noble lord of the manor in one manner or another.

Furthermore, both Lord McClaren and Lady Enhasa are clearly injured even though they were likely treated by some of the best healers in the City, which bears evidence to the original extent of their horrific injuries.

Their respective injuries indicate that these nobles were not only injured but also chastised as evidenced by the nature, location and severity of the wounds which indicates extremely evil, powerful foes are likely responsible.

To the experienced healer, it appears that an effort was made to take or destroy Lord McClaren's manhood featuring injuries clearly designed to terrorize as the victim bleeds out over time.  The fact that he can even walk is a testament to the healers here as well as Lord McClaren's own pain tolerance, the Dwarven Priestess thinks to herself.

On the other hand, the fact that Lady Enhasa was still alive was close to a miracle.  Her injury was the opposite of her husband, featuring a savage bite inflicted by a creature with four large fangs which were sunk deep into the soft flesh of her throat in a death grip common to large predators that is designed to crush the windpipe and result in a horrific bloody choking and painful death.  

However, Sister Elektra also realized that these wounds were far beyond her healing abilities and likely were treated by some of the most powerful clerics and healers in the entire region just given the fact that both intended victims were still among the living.

Nonetheless, all of these distracting observations and distracting thoughts were timely interrupted by the input of Shade, who had some notable observations of his own, including the bread and salt others seem to be partaking of in common ceremony.

When Doallyn reveals that the missing Myrddin from their house has received 'sendings' indicating that "The Eye is the Gate," Sister Elektra mulls the meaning of the phrase over and over in her mind as she attempts to discern its meaning.

Sister Elektra gauges the reaction of those in the room when Sarai speaks forwardly about the Evening Glory and unfolding events in the household, partaking of the salt and bread when such is appropriate and proper given local customs.

Continuing Effects:  None

QUICK STATS:  AC=18, Touch=12, FF=16 / HP=15/15 / Init=2 / Saves: Fort=4, Reflex=2, Will = 6 _________________________________________________________________________

Sister Elektra momentarily winces when the holy woman perceives the extent of the dark shadow that is presently overhanging everyone and every aspect of House McClare.

It's painfully obvious to the Elementalist that alarm, fear and worry rule the day here affecting all from the lowest servant to the highest noble lord of the manor in one manner or another.

Furthermore, both Lord McClaren and Lady Enhasa are clearly injured even though they were likely treated by some of the best healers in the City, which bears evidence to the original extent of their horrific injuries.

Their respective injuries indicate that these nobles were not only injured but also chastised as evidenced by the nature, location and severity of the wounds which indicates extremely evil, powerful foes are likely responsible.

To the experienced healer, it appears that an effort was made to take or destroy Lord McClaren's manhood featuring injuries clearly designed to terrorize as the victim bleeds out over time.  The fact that he can even walk is a testament to the healers here as well as Lord McClaren's own pain tolerance, the Dwarven Priestess thinks to herself.

On the other hand, the fact that Lady Enhasa was still alive was close to a miracle.  Her injury was the opposite of her husband, featuring a savage bite inflicted by a creature with four large fangs which were sunk deep on her throat in a likely death grip common to large predators that is designed to crush the windpipe and result in a horrific bloody choking and painful death.  

However, Sister Elektra also realized that these wounds were far beyond her healing abilities and likely were treated by some of the most powerful clerics and healers in the entire region just given the fact that both intended victims were still among the living.

Nonetheless, all of these distracting observations and distracting thoughts were timely interrupted by the input of Shade, who had some notable observations of his own, including the bread and salt others seem to be partaking of in common ceremony.

When Doallyn reveals that the missing Myrddin from their house has received 'sendings' indicating that "The Eye is the Gate," Sister Elektra mulls the meaning of the phrase over and over in her mind as she attempts to discern its meaning.

Sister Elektra gauges the reaction of those in the room when Sarai speaks forwardly about the Evening Glory and unfolding events in the household, partaking of the salt and bread when such is appropriate and proper given local customs.

Continuing Effects:  None

QUICK STATS:  AC=18, Touch=12, FF=16 / HP=15/15 / Init=2 / Saves: Fort=4, Reflex=2, Will = 6 _________________________________________________________________________

Sister Elektra momentarily winces when the holy woman perceives the extent of the dark shadow that is presently overhanging everyone and every aspect of House McClare.

It's painfully obvious to the Elementalist that alarm, fear and worry rule the day here affecting all from the lowest servant to the highest noble lord of the manor in one manner or another.

Furthermore, both Lord McClaren and Lady Enhasa are clearly injured even though they were likely treated by some of the best healers in the City, which bears evidence to the original extent of their horrific injuries.

Their respective injuries indicate that these nobles were not only injured but also chastised as evidenced by the nature, location and severity of the wounds which indicates extremely evil, powerful foes are likely responsible.

To the experienced healer, it appears that an effort was made to take or destroy Lord McClaren's manhood featuring injuries clearly designed to terrorize as the victim bleeds out over time.  The fact that he can even walk is a testament to the healers here as well as Lord McClaren's own pain tolerance, the Dwarven Priestess thinks to herself.

On the other hand, the fact that Lady Enhasa was still alive was close to a miracle.  Her injury was the opposite; her husband, featuring a savage bite inflicted by a creature with four large fangs which were sunk deep on her throat in a likely death grip common to large predators that is designed to crush the windpipe and result in a horrific bloody choking and painful death.  

However, Sister Elektra also realized that these wounds were far beyond her healing abilities and likely were treated by some of the most powerful clerics and healers in the entire region just given the fact that both intended victims were still among the living.

Nonetheless, all of these distracting observations and distracting thoughts were timely interrupted by the input of Shade, who had some notable observations of his own, including the bread and salt others seem to be partaking of in common ceremony.

When Doallyn reveals that the missing Myrddin from their house has received 'sendings' indicating that "The Eye is the Gate," Sister Elektra mulls the meaning of the phrase over and over in her mind as she attempts to discern its meaning.

Sister Elektra gauges the reaction of those in the room when Sarai speaks forwardly about the Evening Glory and unfolding events in the household, partaking of the salt and bread when such is appropriate and proper given local customs.

Continuing Effects:  None

QUICK STATS:  AC=18, Touch=12, FF=16 / HP=15/15 / Init=2 / Saves: Fort=4, Reflex=2, Will = 6 _________________________________________________________________________

Sister Elektra momentarily winces when the holy woman perceives the extent of the dark shadow that is presently overhanging everyone and every aspect of House McClare.

It's painfully obvious to the Elementalist that alarm, fear and worry rule the day here affecting all from the lowest servant to the highest noble lord of the manor in one manner or another.

Furthermore, both Lord McClaren and Lady Enhasa are clearly injured even though they were likely treated by some of the best healers in the City, which bears evidence to the original extent of their horrific injuries.

Their respective injuries indicate that these nobles were not only injured but also chastised as evidenced by the nature, location and severity of the wounds which indicates an extremely evil, powerful foe is responsible.

To the experienced healer, it appears that an effort was made to take or destroy Lord McClaren's manhood featuring injuries clearly designed to terrorize as the victim bleeds out over time.  The fact that he can even walk is a testament to the healers here as well as Lord McClaren's own pain tolerance, the Dwarven Priestess thinks to herself.

On the other hand, the fact that Lady Enhasa was still alive was close to a miracle.  Her injury was the opposite; her husband, featuring a savage bite inflicted by a creature with four large fangs which were sunk deep on her throat in a likely death grip common to large predators that is designed to crush the windpipe and result in a horrific bloody choking and painful death.  

However, Sister Elektra also realized that these wounds were far beyond her healing abilities and likely were treated by some of the most powerful clerics and healers in the entire region just given the fact that both intended victims were still among the living.

Nonetheless, all of these distracting observations and distracting thoughts were timely interrupted by the input of Shade, who had some notable observations of his own, including the bread and salt others seem to be partaking of in common ceremony.

When Doallyn reveals that the missing Myrddin from their house has received 'sendings' indicating that "The Eye is the Gate," Sister Elektra mulls the meaning of the phrase over and over in her mind as she attempts to discern its meaning.

Sister Elektra gauges the reaction of those in the room when Sarai speaks forwardly about the Evening Glory and unfolding events in the household, partaking of the salt and bread when such is appropriate and proper given local customs.

Continuing Effects:  None