<div class="floatright">(https://i.imgur.com/Gh4zqwu.jpg?1)</div><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 14pt;"><strong>Grendelle Modor (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=328801.msg15717489#msg15717489)</strong></span><br/><hr/><strong>HP </strong>19/24 -<strong>Armor</strong>1 -<strong>XP</strong>1<br/><strong>Effects</strong>:<br/><strong>Actions</strong>:<br/><hr/><br/>Grendelle didn't so much as flinch back when Valna threw herself into her, the thief crashing against a wall of hard abs and soft breasts. Thanks to their height difference Valna was able to nuzzle right up into Grendelle's under-cleavage, fitting so perfectly snug it was like her outfit was cut just for that purpose. The stoic woman didn't immediately respond to Valna, but she did place a hand atop her head and gently stroked her hair, before looking back to Nin, "A double edged sword, the two might kill each other off, but if the gnolls win that means they'll have a way of getting in" she said. Their earlier ploy had pretty decisively shut them out, but if the lizardfolk opened the doorway up again they could end up inside anyways.<br/><br/>Sensing some scrutiny, Grendelle gave a small tilt of her head, pretending to be learning all these details for the first time, "I see, so that's what was down there. When I cut down that lizard, his corpse sprung a trap as he fell. I managed to jump away in time, and since I saw more of them around the corner I didn't wait to see what the trap actually was. I heard the roaring and came back this way, but it seemed the beast went down the other turn, following the smoke I'd imagine" she said, stating it all in the same blunt, matter-of-fact way she always talked, lying as naturally as she breathed, "I'm fine, took a few nicks but nothing serious. We should keep going" she said, turning back to the 'T' in the hallway, "I suppose the obvious choice would be to follow the path opposite wherever that beast is heading, though at the same time if it's rampaging ahead of us and tearing through more lizards that would make our passage rather easy, so long as we make sure to keep our distance from it"