The Darkspawn were closing in on Esters position and no matter how much she tried to force her limbs to move, the paralysis spell was too strong. She watched the Genlock raise it's sword and just before it could hit her, a couple of arrows thudded through it's back and it fell down onto the ground. When she looked up, she noticed Mesaraih was the one who had saved her. Great. Now she owed him all over again.<br/><br/>Tal looked either side of him as the roots burst through the ground and blocked off any Darkspawn that tried to slow down his approach to the Emissary.<br/><br/>"Useful!" He laughed, swinging the axe upwards as he approached the Emissary. Though the blade didn't actually touch the Darkspawn, it caused it to have to jump back, interrupting any spells it was casting. He felt his fatigue fade away and just in time as he ducked out of the way of another spell.<br/><br/>As the Emissary jumped back, Ester's limbs began to regain feeling. When the paralysis faded, she smiled, pleased that she could actually do something in the battle. She noticed the Alpha Hurlock closing in on Mesaraih, along with other Darkspawn heading towards him. She flicked her fingers as a wall of ice rose from the ground and blocked off the shemlen from the other enemies. That would give him time to recover from the slash whilst she headed closer towards him. She needed to try and stay out of sight from the Emissary, no doubt it would try to aim for her or Valehna first - if it could fight off Tal.<br/><br/>When she got closer to Mesaraih, she looked him over. "Ready?" She asked, waiting for his signal before she made the wall disappear. She cleared her throat, "...And thanks." She muttered.<br/><br/>Tal went in for another swing, catching the Emissary's leg so it faltered to the ground. It growled in frustration as four bright sparks came from it's hands. They whirled around Tal and dug into the ground, creating a prison that he couldn't get out of. Every time he tried to run, it would zap him back into place. All the while he could feel himself being drained of his health.