And now they were dead.  All of them, the shockwave and fire killing and splattering them, and not another wine bottle or bucket lost.  Though... as she put her gun back in it's holster, she pulled a rag from her pack again and cleaned as much blood as she could off of the wine and everything, lest the lady Dove see it.  Wouldn't want to upset her about rat-blood on her wine containers... but she does a damn good job of it, then tossing the rag on the rat carcass (lord knows what kinds of diseases they had!), she headed back from whence she came, up to see the lovely Dove again...<br/><br/>"Job is done; all the rats are dead and gone." she said, sheathing her blade as she walked out "Even cleaned up a bit, but you'll need to get someone to haul the remaining rat parts out and clean up the place.  For a woman of your standing, I doubt that will be too much of a hindrance to procure."<br/><br/>A nice, happy smile, and she looked the woman over subtly.<br/><br/>"Now I believe we can discuss the payment..."<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">OOC</div><div class="spoiler_body">Actually, it's not that much; it only does 1d8, gets a +1 from the Enchantment and the 1d6 Fire, and I add my Dex to it as a Gunslinger.  I also used Deadly Aim, Powerattack for Ranged Weapons, which is where a good chunk of it came from.  It's not anymore damage than a Melee weapon - technically less - but it DOES hit as Touch AC within first Range Increment, which is a remarkable 20ft &gt;.&gt;<br/><br/>...but it IS cool, and a x4 Weapon on a crit :3</div></div>