<div class="floatleft">(https://i.imgur.com/dZPI7u2.png)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Zelthos<br/><strong>HP:</strong>3/19 |<strong>AC:</strong>17 |<strong>Temporary HP:</strong>11/13<br/><strong>Spell Slots:</strong>1st level: 0<br/><strong>Spell-Like Abilities:</strong>7/8 Summon Monster I (Standard Action)<br/><strong>Conditions:</strong>Eidolon Form<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong><br/><hr/><br/>That was incredibly quick. The tentacled woman had basically glided past him and unleashed a flurry of attacks, and by the time she and Khan were done in their assault, Zelthos could halt his own advance. Both of these strange 'undead' were now truly dead again, or at least so mangled that they couldn't move under their own, disgusting power anymore. Exhaling slowly,  his stance relaxed, and the point of his curved blade returned to pointing at the ground.<br/><br/>"Good work." He simply said with a nod to them both, stepping up to examine these strange undead a bit closer - using his ancestral sword to try to turn one in such a way he could examine the parasites yet still be able to quickly slash them apart in case they were now looking for a new host. "These are... nothing like the undead I'm used to. Normally I'd say good work on freeing the fragments of soul trapped within them, but I'm not even sure if these had any." Zelthos commented to Khan saying he almost felt bad about this easy fight - his brow furrowed underneath the outsider-flesh covering him like armor. "I've known more undead than living in my time. Assuming they work at least slightly like them, then I assume we now know what might've caused the breakdown that allowed us freedom. Panic is quick to set in when the dead walk, and destruction follows in their wake."<br/><br/>Looking up from the battered and broken undead, he glanced into the paths they now had open to them. "I think we can abandon hopes of stealth now, if anything else remains on this floor they'll have heard this scuffle. How are you two feeling? Did they manage to attack either of you at all? Until we figure out exactly how these 'undead' work, we can't be too careful."