The thunderstone's blast sounded out loudly into the air, making all the orcs and ogre turn to look that way. "What's that?" "Where is it!" "That-a-way!" "Lets get it!" The orcs got up and charging in the direction of the sound, waving their swords excitedly, seeming to be looking for trouble, rushing on. The ogre in turn was left standing there looking confused, as a ragged shape of a halfling or perhaps a gnome pulled itself to the shore, barely able to move much, seeming quite fatigued if not exhausted.<br/><br/>Though not causing immediate harm to anyone, the thunderstone had effectively torn the enemy numbers in two, sending the orcs on a wild goose chase.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">OOC</div><div class="spoiler_body">Orcs have charged in and towards where the stone landed, 60 feet move in this turn. They'll exit the clearing and enter forest on the next 'combat round' unless you want to act when they get close, if you let them pass they'll continue on to the direction of the sound, and then ahead some, it looks. The ogre hasn't moved but was left standing around alone, looking every bit as stupid as it gets insulted of being at times.</div></div>