[Reflex Save (1d20 + 4): 6 + 4 = 10 vs DC 16; failure;<span style="font-weight: bold">24 damage suffered</span>]<br/><br/>Thinking discretion wise in the wake of the disturbance he'd unintentionally caused, the massive polar bear had watched impassively from the wreckage of the table. At first sharply attentive, Chrrou became less so once it became clear that the seconds-long altercation was securely in his compatriots' hands, and his head turned aside to warily regard the tavern's other patrons instead. Accordingly, the sudden ozone-crackling bolt takes him completely unawares, and the forking beam paints angry streaks of charred fur and flesh down his side and flank before he lets loose a distressed roar, reflexively rearing up and thudding back down again on all fours. Chrrou's throaty snarl sounds, if anything, only disappointed that the drider fell before his unsheathed claws had a chance to return the painful marks.<br/><br/>[Chrrou<span style="font-style: italic">Cure Light Wounds</span>, target self: 1d8(8)+5=<span style="font-weight: bold">13 HP healed</span>. Only one Cure Minor remaining in memorized healing spells.]<br/><br/>The growl that follows is measured and soothing, however, following a reverberating cadence as the bear's paw traces briefly through the air. Momentarily, his body largely recovers: singed fur falls out, pushed forth by new and healthy growth from below as the electric burns become visibly less severe.<br/><br/>----------<br/><br/>Previously quiescent, Heshaar only eases one eyelid open and twitches an ear as her and Nocke's solitude within the abandoned stable ends. At the shout, however, she snarls grumpily, shaking herself to her feet and glowering as she stands above the few items left behind. Kahmori she recognizes, and his guest it seems she'll tolerate on account of the druid's acquaintance... so long as they keep their distance, at least. The druid has impressed on her more than once the need for restraint when in a town.