<div class="floatleft">(https://i.pinimg.com/736x/1f/23/4d/1f234df57fca4f3d4c838f7e7aa53378--fantasy-rpg-fantasy-women.jpg)</div><strong>Temerity</strong><br/><strong>Location:</strong>In a dark cave<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Alrun, open<br/><br/>While traveling between her companions offering warmth she was suddenly ambushed by the wet grasp of a slender elf boy. She hesitated, but eventually returned the hug. She greatly appreciated the paladin's thanks and let him know as much. "It was nothing really, thank you. I'm sure you would follow your paladin's code and help me just the same." She gently squeezed him before the end of their hug. "Don't bother yourself by thinking too much of it. We're all well now. The Teifling hoped she could bring solace to the young boy. Noticing his rosy cheeks it seemed her words were of some effect at least. She dried herself off from his hug and made sure the boy was well too before heading toward the others.<br/><br/>Temerity mostly ignored the others as she pondered the armors' riddle. Gil pipped up with something intelligent, but Temerity had a different idea. "Alrun, what about your compass. It follows your desire, doesn't it? Wouldn't your desire be whichever path is right?" If her guess was of no avail she would suggest using a spell. "Why couldn't I use detect magic to perceive which door is safest? Or maybe we could open the middle path and cast detect magic just within the threshold to peer into the room and scan for any traps." If she was of no help she would sigh defeatedly and take a step back for the other's to try. If Alrun, who she supposed was wise, approved of any of her plans she would be willing to fulfill them to the best of her abilities.