(The ogre's have greatswords; wouldn't be impossible for the male ogre to attack her from the inside since that could only be done with a light or natural weapon?  Obviously I don't mind the outcome regardless, but I'm not sure if I misread the rules or something now.)<br/><br/>Synys finishes reloading her weapon, but hesitates to use it for a moment.  At first it looks like Linda might successfully restrain the female ogre, but once again it manages to pull free of her.  She is sure putting up quite a bit of a fight.  With the other ogre out of the fight, at the very least until he escapes from the feline's stomach, she takes aim at the disarmed giant and fires once again.<br/>[[Attack: 1d20+8  16<br/>If hit: 1d8  6]]<br/><br/>The arrogant panther is almost immediately reminded that there is indeed an ogre in the room other than the one stabbing at her from the inside.  She feels the long sword jab back up her throat and tightens her throat to grip it, pulling it away from her prey and pulling it back up her throat so it wouldn't be a danger in her prey's possession.  Even as she's letting the blade clatter to the floor, a very painful gash sprouting along her side serves as her punishment for not giving the female due attention after having swallowed her brother.  The heavy strike causes her to wince and growl as blood trails down her side and struggling gut.  The growl comes out a bit oddly though, being a cross between anger and a<span style="font-style: italic">murrrr</span>of enjoyment.  Perhaps she should have made sure both ogre's were under control before indulging; finally having such a full stomach is rather distracting.  "Do you think you can handle her?" Dusk asks the lamia, still growling at the ogre mage.  "Or would you like some help making fillet of ogre?"<br/>[Dusk is holding her action.  Because digestion is technically an action I assume that will be delayed as well?]<br/>Synys: 51/51 hp, 14 AC]]<br/>Dusk: 57/73 hp, 20 AC(25 internal), 31 CMD(33 if he's under 2/3 hp or 35 if under 1/3 hp)