There was a serene feel in that morning, and Jayne too could find that the prayer's end was accompanied by a warm glow surrounding her. True faith had effects on people at times, and it seemed her prayer was answered. Her strength had been restored for the dawning day, and the effects ought to be obvious to others that came in sight of her for those morning hours.<br/><br/>((OOC: I have a bit of house-rule about prayers and Gods, even if that was descriptive to restore her magic for the day, prayers still hold power. Granted, there is a percentile roll I make, and Clerics / Oracles / Paladins are the ones that have most chances for it to work, but anyhow, Jayne's feeling the effects for now. She's under<em>Eagle's Splendor</em>, her Charisma is increased by +4 at CL 20 this morning, lasting above average, a full hour's time after the end of her prayer. Anyone else can try and pray at any time, but there's generally 1 prayer/day to use, and pulling one off requires some peace, so its not a combat-action. Just for future reference.. and also a handy opportunity for DM help, though again, mostly its based on dice and their favor. ))<br/><br/>Sheva's magic revealed the ranger was speaking truth as far as he knew, and the spell was certain he believed what he said. With a bow of his head at the time as Sheva let him free, he smiled to her in a grateful manner, not seeming to have taken offence. "I can understand your worry. I will lead you through the path under their watch, but it only gets you past the towers at the 'border', you'll have to find your own way to town. I am sure they have already fixed the entrance we took." He spoke seriously, but got ready to leave and head on the way as well.<br/><br/>Horo's approach made him blink though, but pet along her head, looking at her amused, but not saying anything right away, instead looking at others. "Is she always this affectionate?" He seemed a bit humored, though not complaining at all about her touch. "Also, no I dont need a horse.. and... that's a bit of a problem. The tunnel is some ten feet high, can you walk the horses through it safely?" He asked looking at Sheva. "They might not like getting underground, which might mean taking down the towers instead to get past."<br/><br/>Sachi's magic seemed to clear the people's outfits nicely, while the prisoner-woman blinked as the spell was cast on her, but nod her head gratefully, speaking a bit warily at Sachi. "For an enemy... you are not as ... cruel as we are taught." She remarked, then looking away again. Her eyes seem to be observing Will, in particular.