<strong>Zedik “Zed” Makhert</strong>Male Half-Elf Brawler (Constructed Pugilizt/Steel-Breaker) 1<div class="floatright">(https://i.pinimg.com/564x/df/2a/16/df2a169e970f202521a940afd6516ddd.jpg)</div>CG Medium humanoid (changeling)<br/>Init +2; Senses Low-Light Vision; Perception +8<br/>--------------------<br/>AC 16, touch 12, flat-footed 14 (+2 armor, +1 shield, +2 Dex)<br/>hp 11/14 (1d10+3)(fcb +1)<br/>Fort +5, Ref +4, Will +2; +2 trait bonus vs fear and emotional effects<br/>--------------------<br/>Speed 30 ft.<br/>Unarmed Strike +3 (1d6+3/x2) or<br/>Tekko-Kagi +3 (1d3+2)<br/><hr/><br/>Zed couldn’t remember the last time he felt so physically expended as his pleasure addled mind drifted in the twilight between consciousness and sleep.  Sef’s question pulled him from the early stages of dozing, prompting his memory of the real reason they were down there and the circumstances of their return.  Drawing in a deep, rousing breath while at the same time giving the woman an affectionate squeeze with the arm wrapped around her to indicate how enticing her offer was.  “I should check with my companion.  This wasn’t intended to be a prolonged visit and our window to return home is a fleeting one.”<br/><br/>The fingers of one hand would caress the bare flesh on Sef’s back as he held her close against his torso.  “You mentioned you knew of the adventurers that came before and a way beyond the metal wall…” Zed spoke in a soft tone akin to pillow talk as he basked alongside her.  He hadn’t forgotten the purpose of their visit, but at the same time didn’t want to suggest their time together was entirely transactional.  Not after all the fun he had with his hostesses.  Even with the answers given, Zed would linger for several minutes longer until the soothing afterglow subsided.<br/><br/>With a begrudging sigh, Zed peeled himself free from his lover in order to dress and reconvene with Noel.  “I think it’s safe to say that I’ve upheld my end of the bargain.”  A self-satisfied smirk would slide across his lips at that statement before continuing to share any information Sef gave him about the path forward.  “We were invited to rest here if we needing, but doing so will require that we push ahead hoping for an alternative way out. The safer bet would be to turn back while we are still able to use the way we entered and return a bit more prepared now that we have a better idea what we’re getting ourselves into.  Unless you feel we are in need of getting a fresh supplies, I feel it would be moot going back.  This cave complex is extensive and I'm increasingly doubtful we'll be able to find your dad within a twelve-hour trek from the entrance. If we don't find an alternative way out, it is always an option of camping near the entrance until somebody else decides to venture in here.  What do you think?”