<div class="floatright"><strong>Evening Glory</strong> (https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Ps7sKJ-UnHwZTcGZtB4pe6T7xFHYajRtIOsixrXp-UA/edit)<br/>(https://static.zerochan.net/Rider.%28Fate.Prototype%3A.Sougin.no.Fragments%29.full.2056585.jpg)</div><br/>Evening Glory witnesses as the woman emerged from flames, it makes him shiver, shake and making him whimper from a distant past memory, and make him hugs himself. Afraid of both the flames from the brazier flaring up and the woman. Upon hearing her words and understanding them he was determined to find a way to overcome her challenge (6 success) (https://elliquiy.com/forums/dicebot.php?r=163133), understanding her nature perfectly he replies in flame tongue to others as he shivers; "She merely informs us that our arrogance and insolence is intriguing combination and that despite whatever reason we came to plunder this tomb she is bound by her duty to slay and kill all of us. As mortal lives are mere mayflies to immortal spirits like her and killing us would be not challenging and thus distasteful to her. The only mercy she gives us is quick deaths, so if you want to die quickly, just step to the line she drew."<br/><br/>Evening glory spends a moment struggling with his fear and then inhales and sighs deeply (1 wp overcome his fear briefly), calming himself down and standing from a kneeling crumbled position and speaks to the spirit in the old realm, while fear gripping his heart he still confronts her and trying keep his speech resolute and steady; "I greet you a great spirit of flame, indeed we may nothing but moths diving to flame to be burned to a crisp before your spear. But can we talk before you proceed with your duty?"<br/><br/>Evening Glory waits for the spirit's response, if positive he continues; "I know this is a duty which you dislike, bound forever on this tomb to guard it, and from what we have seen, we may be perhaps first challengers ever approach to these depths correct? Or very least a rare few. Even so, you have faced only mortals who are unworthy to die to your spear, but by word and law of sorcery, you are bound to this tomb.<br/><br/>"I presume by the word of the sorcerer you're bound here, so what are the exact words the sorcerer used to bind you to this tomb? Was there any release clause to the contract made? I am thinking that instead of pure combat, where we mortals surely perish easily, we could challenge you in a test that actually is challenging both to you, and also possible for an exceptional mortal to pass. Assuming there is leeway in the wordings used by the sorcerer to do so. Perhaps even grant you freedom from this duty which keeps you bound to this tomb."<br/><br/>Evening Glory puts it all to his speech, while fear gripping his heart and facing the burning flames of the woman and plea to the spirit of fire, hoping to influence her to some agreement of sorts...maybe? Maybe it's his destiny to help these people overcome the challenge of fire in heart of this tomb, or give them a chance at least.<br/><br/>Charisma+Presence+Conviction+Destiny: 8 (https://elliquiy.com/forums/dicebot.php?r=163135)