Synys isn't exactly what just happened.  The lizard is attacked by a group of skeletons eagerly trying to cut her to ribbons and her reaction to the gashes she received from them is to moan as if pleased?  However, despite her sudden confusion she does not hesitate to continue her own action.  With a companion still locked away in the lizardess' stomach, she decided the predator needs to end.<br/>[[Main hand attack 1d20+4; 22<br/>Off hand attack 1d20+3; 20<br/>I guess to hit and damage doesn't really matter anyways because she's actually 'dead' so just going to add the description.]]<br/>With one sword on each side of the lizard's neck already, her next strike was simple and effective; the fox merely slices her swords across like scissors and completely severs their enemy's head from the rest of her body.  Then she takes a step back, supposing the bard trapped inside would begin making his own way out of the stomach...hopefully.<br/>(I'm assuming the centaur had plenty of time to pull out of the dead lizard's throat considering the fact that 1. she's dead, and 2. that his last action was before my last action; just posting now rather than waiting.)