The hawk's large eyes see Lelika reach for an arrow, and it knows. Suddenly it is on wing, but not before the half-elf can draw her bow and loose two arrows. The predatory bird flinches midflight, barely altering its course, but enough so that the first arrow misses it completely and the second one merely clips a wings, but still it soars straight for her, managing to lock its claws into her wrist. They both seem to have caused equal pain to the other as Lelika grapples with the bird, dropping her bow and trying to draw her blade and whip.<br/><br/>The bear likewise surveys the scene, and then moves with a quiet growl. It does not charge, it cannot, but it realizes that and moves around a young sapling, lunging forwards to swipe at you with its paw. However its bulky frame is ill suited for such a maneuver, and you are able to easily side step.<br/><br/>“You dare threaten me? Ha! These noble warriors of earth and air will defend their home. The laws of steel have no power here, we will all make sure of that,” The nymph, the instigator of this quest and the thorn in Sir Rathos’s side appears out of the case. Her beauty, ensured by her fey heritage, is exquisite; there is a perfection to her skin, her stance, her figure, that no human or even elf could ever achieve. She steps forth, her body draped from shoulders to the middle of her thighs in a dress spun sparingly from pieces of brown and grey fur, and the occasional feather. She knows what effect her beauty has on mortals such as yourself, although the years of service to Loviatar have strengthened your body against such attacks. “Steel brings only ruin. Reap its reward thug,” she says, her voice laden with hidden magic.<br/><br/>OOC: The bear is adjacent to you. Lelika and the hawk are 15ft behind you, the nymph is 25ft ahead. You will need to make a DC: 15 will save to resist her spell (but no negative effect this round if you do fail) and a DC: 17 fortitude save to resist her beauty or be struck blind.