<div align="center"><strong>Yukina</strong></div><br/>Yukina's aim was true, the arrow falling halfway between the two wolves. Gossamer strands reached out to ensnare trees, shrubs, stones, and both wolves. The grey wolf yelped in surprise as thick webbing caught its limbs and in its fur, lifting the wolf from the ground. The black wolf was quicker to react, crouching low and avoiding nearly all the strands.<br/><br/>The webbing hung in the air, suspended between the trees, quivering as the grey wolf thrashed and snarled. So dense was the tangle that the black wolf was almost lost to Yukina's sight.<br/><br/><em>Both wolves rolled Reflex saves (DC 14): grey wolf failed, black wolf succeeded. Both wolves have 5 feet of webbing between them and open space.</em><br/><br/>Then the grey wolf began speaking. Its voice was a low growl, the lupine equivalent of a whisper; but it could not have accounted for Yukina's keen ears. She understood perfectly as it spoke in the Common tongue to the black wolf. "Go! We must find him before MacLeil!"<br/><br/><em>Yukina rolled a Perception check (DC 15): success.</em><br/><br/>Yukina had heard of such creatures before, wolves as intelligent as humans and capable of speech. These were worgs, allies of the Witch Queen. She often sent them to patrol the borders of her realm, where they hunted anyone attempting to escape to the free towns. But there had never been worgs, or any other of the Witch Queen's creatures, within the Duskwood. While the forest was home to many dangers, the Witch Queen was not one of them. At least, until now.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">OOC</div><div class="spoiler_body">The wolves rolled a 6 for initiative, so Yukina gets to act first. Nice use of the web. <em>Makes note to self to have enemies spread out next time.</em>  :-)</div></div>