"Huh." The<em>thing</em>that had stymied them all for so long finally gave out - to Zavros's eye, it was almost as if the final bits of unnatural sinew that held the whole thing together finally was cut, and the entire assembly just collapsed and spread all over. Messy, disgusting - but it was no longer moving. It was finally destroyed - dead wasn't a strong enough word for it.<br/><br/>"Well, that was somethin', alright." Walking over to the other man, he slapped him on the back, a smile on his face. "That was a good hit there," he laughed, "Good going!" The symbol on his forehead wasn't quite glowing anymore, but it was emitting a soft, golden light all the same - fair enough, he supposed. Some of the adrenaline hadn't quite left his system yet...or was that adrenaline? He didn't breathe anymore, so it was hard to tell.<br/><br/>Glancing around at the strangers - and at the people they'd just stumbled into rescuing, at least from his perspective - he said, "Well, it just looks like we all right stumbled into rescuing these folks," he said. He introduced himself, "Name's Zavros. This here's Mouse-" he jutted a thumb towards the woman, "-and we came in here on a boat as well, though..." Looking at the crowd again, he added, "we could prolly take a handful of 'em. There's a village nearby we could take 'em to, but, eh, I think I'd need to talk to the elders 'bout that first..."