<div class="floatright">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/d/de/30FD3D63-6034-4098-B788-9E4ACF35E53A.jpeg)<br/></div><strong>Name: </strong>Katra<br/><strong>Race/Class: </strong>Human Psi-Fighter<br/><strong>HP:</strong>24/24<strong>Armor:</strong>4<strong>XP:</strong>0/8<br/><strong>Effects:</strong>(status effects, buffs, debuffs, etc. include remaining duration for each effect)<br/><strong>Action:</strong><br/><br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Stats</div><div class="spoiler_body">Strength: 8 (-1)    Constitution: 16 (+2) Dexterity: 9 (+0)<br/>Intelligence: 16 (+2) Wisdom: 13 (+1) Charisma: 12 (+0)<br/><br/>Human Reroll: 1/1<br/><br/>Coins: 0<br/>Adventuring Gear: 5/5<br/>Dungeon Rations: 5/5<br/>Healing Poultice<br/>Medical Kit<br/></div></div><br/>Valna admitted ignorance, and Katra nodded.  It made sense that she wouldn’t need to cure someone she so poisoned, after all.  That left the answer a puzzle.<br/><br/><div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote">Quote from: Carmilla</div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">A puzzle is a problem with a single solution, a set of pieces that can only be put together in a specific way.  Instead of a puzzle, perhaps try thinking of this ability as a canvas: you still get a picture in the end, but it’s one that’s created, not merely assembled.</blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>Katra yanked herself back from her thoughts before she fell too far down the tangent.  Valna needed an answer.<br/><br/>“I remember once hearing at the market of a guy selling a special antitoxin that was said to cite any poison for only ten gold.  It was an old stall, so I doubt he was a charlatan.  Could be worth looking into, and if I decide to go for this, I may need you to buy me some antitoxin on top of the dozen gold I already owe you.”<br/><br/>Some might balk at Valna only renting the money, but Katra didn’t.  If she came into a sudden windfall, she wouldn’t want to be expected to just hand out coin to everyone else either.  When Katra had the money, Valna would soon after.<br/><br/>“One thing I’ll ask, and I’ll let you forward the question to Juro if you want to: we should vote on either doing another quest starting in the morning or waiting until after.  I’m still worried about the inn disappearances more than just the orchard, though I intend to do them all eventually if we can.”  She looked back to Valna.  “In the morning, though.  I want to figure this out first.”  She conjured six strings behind her in the shape of four triangles, one in the center and inverted between the other three.<br/><br/>Singular dimensions seemed to be easiest, the knife unraveled rather than forcing the entire clumped shape into three dimensions.  No wonder she couldn’t make it bigger; she hadn’t realized just how long she was making the string as it was.  Outreaching a sword was actually easy.<br/><br/>Katra was slipping back into her thoughts, but Valna had time to get in the last word.