One could see Ragothryx's sinewy body relax as she felt Luceris' tongue begin to lap up the mess that was all over her shaft. The last time she'd been given such a treat by a lesser being was over a decade ago, and so she relished the opportunity. While the tiefling continued dutifully, she whispered a few magic words and touched the tip of one of her claws to his ravaged anus. The pain would disappear, leaving a tingling sensation of relief as it retracted and puckered back up as though none of it had ever happened. Fortunately for him, Ragothryx's present would remain inside, at the very least. She waited until he was done before saying anything.<br/><br/>"<span style="color: #808080">That's enough, pet, thank you,</span>" she cooed softly, gently stroking him on the head. "We ought to get you back on your feet and clothed again. Your comrades are likely quite worried by now."<br/><br/>Standing up, Ragothryx gave a serpentine stretch of her legs, back, neck, and arms, the lot of them popping satisfyingly as she did so. Gathering up Luceris' robes and armor and tucking them under one arm, she then got Luceris to his feet and handed him his things. When he was fully dressed, Ragothryx gave her fingers a snap, dispelling the warm dome they had been under. "We have a bit of a problem with the weather, so allow me to help with that. I just need to dig through my things for a moment, I will be right back." At that, she disappeared around a corner for a couple of minutes.<br/><br/>When the dragon-woman returned, she had a scroll in hand that looked to be made from oak leaves pressed together and coated with some kind of resin to make a papery sheet to write on. She unrolled it, and cleared her throat, muttering under her breath as she read the spell to make sure it was the right one.<br/><br/>Ragothryx gave herself a nod.<br/><br/>She then set the scroll down on the ground.<br/><br/>Her hands went over her head.<br/><br/>She firmly planted her feet on the ground, spreading her legs slightly.<br/><br/>She began to swing her entire upper body in a circle, going clockwise.<br/><br/>It all finally culminated in her yelling out "<i><span style="color: #59b300">Spéartha! Ó liath go gorm a théann tú!</span></i>" with a voice that sounded more akin to something a mountain would shout than a man; it sounded as though she spoke the tongue of Druids.<br/><br/>The winds outside suddenly became distant, and what snowfall was visible from the cave's mouth disappeared. As this went on, Ragothryx bent down, picked up her scroll, and walked away with it. Before she came back around the corner, her footsteps could be heard as great thuds that clacked her talons upon the cave floor. She appeared again from around the corner in her true form, and looked upon Luceris again. "They know a dragon is in here, so I may as well not deceive them, yes?" she said.<br/><br/>Just as she did so, the sorcerer's adventuring party flung themselves into the cave, weapons drawn. There was a brief glimpse of complete and utter terror at the sight of the hundred-foot dragon, but it was soon replaced by looks of determination, and one of concern. The dwarven ranger that had come along with them gave Luceris an appraising glance. "Are yeh hurt?" he asked gruffly. "We thought we heard yer screamin' not too long ago and so we came in as fast as we could, but the damn weather was makin' the goin' a bit difficult. That it's stopped so sudden is a worry too; we should probably get outta here while we can, lad!"<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>