Gabriel snapped to attention as fighting broke out, sighing at yet another pile of paperwork to fill out. Going into the undercity and fighting like this was nominally against protocol, but not a single one of Gabriel's superior would fault him for what was happening right now. He actually had a bigger chance of being disciplied for the gnoll blood Silas's weaponized alteration had gotten on the squad's robes.<br/><br/>Gabriel wasn't a very direct or physical fighter. The first opponent that tried to strike at him found their weapon conspiciously ineffective. In actuality. Gabriel had woven a cloak of invisibility around him the moment the fighting had started, leaving a still mirage of himself behind to cover this manouver. The chaos of battle only made it easier for himself to creep around undetected, and he soon found his first oppurtunity. A spear wielding orc, fiercely resisting The assault of a fellow sealer from the front, but leaving his backside exposed. Gabriel briefly considered what avenue of attack would not allow the enemy to find his location, and then decided that a subtle spot of shadow magic would work best.<br/><br/>His fingers twiddled for a moment, and then he took hold of the shadows behind the orc. The spear fighter was blissfully unaware of his backside as the shadows twisted up from the ground and stretched out into a thin wire. Gabriel awaited his moment, and with a pulling motion of his arm forced the shadow-wire around the Orc's neck, garroting him and exposing him just long enough for Gabriel's fellow sealer to finish the duel with a well placed rock to the face.<br/><br/>Gabriel then moved on to other targets, subtly disrupting their combat stances with silent enchantments as he went. After a few more violent moments, silence befell everything. Gabriel dropped the glamering shimmer that had been hiding him. "Right, count our injured, get some of them that are still alive to walk in front of us. We probably won't make trouble again if we use them as example." Gabriel was quite bothered by all this. If the undercity dwellers had jsut stayed back and let the sealers do their job they would porbably not have been decimated like they ha been just now.