Seeing the two foes - and hearing the voice of what is probably our target - I nod to Lelika, and gesture to the hawk. If she can shoot it from the air, I will face the bear. Taking hold of the stingray whip, I carefully make my way forward, uttering a prayer to our goddess Loviatar. Although a regular human might be no match for such a creature, well... it is not facing a regular human, it faces someone who has the power of a goddess flowing through her!<br/><br/>"Oh no, I'm afraid we cannot do that. We were asked to bring you to justice... to<em>punish</em>you for your actions. You are not free to do as you please, you will respect the laws of humanity. If you do not wish to see your animals slaughtered, I suggest you call them off and face us alone - we could even resolve this without combat at all. Otherwise..."<br/><br/>I keep moving, about thirty feet but trying not to give the bear a straight path to charge me. Meanwhile, I cast<em>Divine Power</em>, with<em>Divine Favour</em>already active. This is likely to be a most brutal encounter, so no need to hold back.<br/><br/>OOC: Move Action spent moving, Standard Action spent casting, Initiative 21