<div class="floatleft">(https://i.imgur.com/4CZqkZ3.png)</div><strong>Elizabeth 'Ellie' Volhorne</strong>(https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1mk-aMuJhiKCSDnRsLi8eStYZNYUqYnl-pBCweB4for8/edit?usp=drivesdk)<br/>Lamia Female Lore Oracle [Spherecaster] 1<br/><strong>HP</strong>: 10 / 10<br/><strong>Spell Pool</strong>: 4 / 5<br/><strong>Current active effects</strong>: Snek!<br/><strong>Tag:</strong>group<br/><hr/><br/>A snap back to the situtation when Ayreth tugs on her tail. But then greater confusion as she doesn't know what direction the group is going. A look to Lee who had gone with the kobolds, and a look to Elohim who had gone with the gnomes. Back, and forth. Back, and forth. She, similar to Ayreth, didn't like the idea of spliting. However, she viewed the kobolds in a negative light, and the gnomes in a positive one. So she was more inclined to go with the gnomes instead.<br/><br/>"Lee! Come on! You're going to get left behind!" She'll try a last effort to reassemble the group. There were plenty of other reasons to settle with the gnomes and not the kobolds. The kobolds were dumb. The gnomes had better magic and understanding of it. Their formation during the fight was also more civilized. Their chances of finding help would be better with the gnomes. But Ellie wasn't about to go shouting how the kobolds were stupid while Lee was right next to them.