<strong>Jojel</strong><br/><br/><em>Well, they could simply run away...</em>The motion of the carriage under him was a pretty clear signal that that particular course of action was closed to them. Jeremiah was steering them directly toward the enormous creature. At least the horses would have enough sense not to ram the thing. He hoped.<br/><br/>The creature looked stupid, but not mindless. That was good. Because clearly the best thing to do in this situation was to draw its attention. Jojel rose up to his full height, standing on the driving board of the carriage. His voice, coming from such a small frame, was surprisingly loud.<br/><br/>"Hey! You! That's right, you, you walking strip mine. Can you hear me, or are the earthworms crawling through your head too loud? I was just wondering -- when you pick your nose, do you use an actual pick? Because you've got this lump of moss that really needs attending to. Right here. No, your left, not my left."<br/><br/>If he was lucky, it would buy the man on the ground a few moments. If he was really lucky, he'd be alive at the end of this to accept the man's thanks.<br/><br/><br/>[Disappearing Act] Use to make Barathion invisible to the creature. Will save, DC 16.