<div class="floatright"><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Bree Image</div><div class="spoiler_body">(http://fc04.deviantart.net/fs70/f/2013/298/f/d/elf_by_flexdreams-d6rrmg9.jpg)</div></div></div><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Stats</div><div class="spoiler_body"><strong>Name:</strong> Bremorel Silverkin (Bree)     <strong>HP:</strong> 11 of 11 (-5 nonlethal)<br/><strong>Status:</strong> Mage Armor (+4 AC, total <strong>16</strong>) with ~1 h remaining, Light (periodically re-cast)<br/>Spells expended: 5 of 5 1st-level, 5 of 6 Elemental Ray     Carrying box of healing salve, 7 of 30 doses left<br/>Carrying loot: A divine scroll of bless (CL 1st) and a divine scroll of searing light (cl 5th), a scroll case holding nothing, Dream Journal and untitled, wrapped book<br/></div></div><br/>"So many killed..."  Now that the most immediate danger was behind them - of course pursuit might still be active, but for the moment the girls had other concerns - the toll of the day was stabbing at the young sorceress.  Close friends, important figures... and so very many ordinary soldiers, slaughtered above or tumbled down into the caverns with the strange quakes.  At least the beastmen had suffered as well... but that was little consolation.<br/><br/>But the slight breeze offered at least a chance of escape, and she dried her eyes as they tried to find the source.  If  only there were daylight, an easily-accessible route to the surface!<br/><br/>And then... "Kardur!"  she whispered, staring at the mighty warrior.  It was symbolic of their loss, the leader of the main force broken and half-buried.  And then he breathed - and her heart leaped.  If that was symbolic too, there was hope yet!<br/><br/>"Everyone... we have to get him out!"  She put her hand on the little box of salve.  "We can heal him... maybe not enough to rouse him, but we stand a good chance of saving him.  But I think it might be best to free him first, as pulling him out could start him bleeding again; who knows what wounds are inside where we can't see or bind them."<br/>