Oriana winced in sympathy when her acid spell hit the bandit square in the face, but his scream of rage was enough to banish any pity she might have felt and replace it with panic. With the Bandit between them she couldn't quite see what Silas was doing, but his shouting was enough to tell her he hadn't managed to drive his blade home. Well, that and the fact that the bleeding and acid-burned bandit was still on his feet.<br/><br/>He went for a vial on his belt; Ori didn't know what was in it, but it probably wasn't holy water. No time to cast a spell, her weapons out of reach, she made a fist and drew her arm back as the bandit raised his. She closed her eyes, praying that the fact that she wasn't already dead on the ground was some sort of boon from her goddess and swung blindly.<br/><br/>With a dull thud her fist connected. The only person more surprised than the bandit, as he crumpled to the ground, was Oriana herself. She blinked owlishly for a moment, not entirely comprehending what had happened until Lydia shouted something about horses and Silas bolted for the gate. She let out a loud, slightly manic laugh, giddy relief flooding though her. Like a shot, she took off out the gates, whistling for Tsoni to follow.<br/><br/>The scene before them was a bit chaotic; another series of whistles and a gesture from the sorceress sent Tsoni chasing off the last bandit while Oriana made for the nearest riderless horse.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Spoiler: Click to Show/Hide</div><div class="spoiler_body">Tsoni will attempt to track (http://elliquiy.com/forums/dicebot.php?r=46016) the horse and bandit incase she's unseated. With double move actions she can make 100 ft per round, but won't go too far from Ori.<br/><br/>If Oriana manages to catch up with one of the horses she'll just try and calm it down (http://elliquiy.com/forums/dicebot.php?r=46017) and not get trampled.</div></div>