Janet
*It has rapidly turned into a Melee, the thief come would be rescuer span around wildly trying trying to make sense of the situation, until she was knocked to the floor by a powerful albeit unintentional blow, as she regained her feet she placed herself between the girl and her captors, she didn't really know how to react here, an abjectly hostile vampire, a strange caster transmogrifying the thugs weapon into a serpentine horror, all she could do was draw her dagger and push herself against a boulder expecting hostility from every direction*
Joseph
"*Diiisgusting*! Hehe." 
 The pink elf, hair still glamoured and assuming he was now safe and in the clear crouched down to take a better look at the thing. His heart was beating quite fast and he was feeling giddy from the rush of almost being bludgeoned. 

"Why yes. I'm an enchanter. I was going to use that spell on the *Man..* Tell me though tiefling, do you suppose i got the newtifying transmutation wrong? Either it was an incomplete work that would have made him into a grotesque hybrid as well.." He poked at the fat scaled tail end of the mace.
"Or do you suppose it did this because the full enchantment can't *Take* On a non sentient item?"
Marie
Carver listened to the pink-haired elf while crouching to peer down at the writhing, reptilian weapon in sheer fascination, turning to look up at him with a blank expression on his face for a long moment before slowly rising to stand once more. "I... Uh..." He began, looking a bit sheepish. "I studied a bit at the collegium, but I wasn't actually *Enrolled* In classes. I learned just enough to be dangerous— as much to myself as to others. I'm probably not the best person to ask," He admitted with an apologetic smile.

Turning to glance over at where Eden and Liana were lingering, with Liana looking a bit defensive despite the altercation seemingly finished. The two remaining thugs were collecting themselves, but they too had lost their interest in fighting by now and were seeking to slink away unless someone made an effort to stop them. "Maybe we should uh... Introduce ourselves, eh?" He asked Keladan with a small grin and sideways glance. "Can't hurt knowing the names of two attractive females, no matter what city one happens to be in, wouldn't you agree?" 

He didn't wait for the elf's reply however, and strode over toward were Eden remained near the stones, smiling more broadly before bowing deeply. "My lady," He greeted her, seemingly ignorant of her nature despite the unnatural eyes. "My apologies— I tried to aid you, but it seems all I was truly able to do was provide an opportune distraction." He next glanced over to Liana leaning against the rock nearly, quizzical. "And you, my lady? I hope you are both all right? Are we all heading for fair Aismir? It's not much further if I remember right..."