"I doooubt we would disqualify ourselves by doing better than expected! ... And so what if people get upset if we beat them to the second one, they won't be a part of the guild! So I think the tasty treasures we can find in the trials outvalue the slight downside of taking another after the first!", Kera replied to Stanisek, looking over at him walking by her side, even while she herself was still pushing Mathew along to their inn.<br/><br/>The first thing the clearly overly excited froggen did upon coming to their designated inn, and hurriedly greeting the caring and delicious looking fel proprietors, was finding her room and unloading everything she probably wouldn't have a use for in the trials ahead or couldn't fit in just her belt and pouches. After that was done and everything else sort of tossed aside, Kera bounced downward the stairs with heavy, springy steps and slipped down infront of a table and started eating her fill, soon thereafter jumping into a bath, only to rush out and up onto the suprisingly high roof with good view of the entire north side of town.<br/><br/>Had it not been for the figurative butterflies in her stomach, Kera would have greatly enjoyed just lazing there in the evening sun, just halfway keeping an eye on things, though, her nervous excitement did atleast send her heart went aflutter and made her body rose up almost on it's own in response to the booming voice ringing out from the castle, and how the subsequent lovely fireworks brightened up the sky. The chubby spellblade was just happily staring at the scene before right up until the immensely loud crash of the nearby golem shook the building and caught her attention, sending her jumping high up into the air.<br/><br/>With her eyes wrenched to the immediate threat, and trial at hand, Kera joined her allies staring at the golem and the destruction in shock and awe, mumbling, "God, with h-how odd the king looked, I k-kinda thought he couldn't be equally odd in the head. G-guess I was wrong there. ... Aaand I think w-we will follow your plan Stanisek and just complete the one trial..."<br/><br/>Looking back at the ignu as he adressed her, Kera just firmly shook her head, her lips tightly wound with uncertainty before she opened them and said, "N-nope! T-the best I can do is to give myself and o-one more Spider Climb so we can just scale the thing. Otherwise, I would have to scale a really tall tower or something and jump atop it with Feather Fall, and hope the impact crushes some part of it! T-though it's name might suggest otherwise, I actually fall just a-as quickly as usual with it applied to me, I just don't take any serious damage when I land! B-but Syl, you knew a spell called Ectoplasm or something? I-isn't that what ghosts are made of? I-is it squishy, or sticky, cause if so, we might be able to pin it long enough to just run up to it's chest!"