The sword's slashes irritated the snake, its teeth slashing close to her in the air, but both of them were better at avoiding being hit than landing a direct strike home, it seemed. After a few swift attacks, her blade caught the snake as it was still pulling back from its last strike, and split its head from its body, leaving the headless body to writhe and quiet down there. Her victory had cost her a few seconds in time, but the sound of combat in the distance hadn't come to a complete halt yet either, though now barely audible after her triumph over the snake.<br/><br/>With victory hers, she was free to retrieve her dagger before seeing to the rest of things. The goblin had nothing of real value obviously other than the two ingots on the floor, the blue metal's glow illuminating the room, seeming to actually grow brighter still near her torch. It gave off light naturally, but in presence of other light, it did stand out still. Even though the goblin had died a while ago though, no dirt had got stuck on the ingots surface, seemingly spotless, and surprisingly light. Half as light as steel should be at least.