<It was a Holy Word spell, Mistress.>  Kulzu supplied, having identified the spell immediately when it was cast.  <I'll be there right away.><br/><br/>When Serielye had first moved closer to the Harpy to attack it, the Imp had stayed back, her mind weathering the captivating song with a practiced ease.  Sitting back and watching, she witnessed the spell being cast, but having been outside its 40 ft. range, she was completely unaffected.  The only sign that it would have affected her at all was an unpleasant grimace that had crossed her face for a few moments, upon hearing the word, which was quickly smoothed over and replaced with a more neutral expression.<br/><br/>Now that the danger was passed, the Imp flew over to the paralyzed Erinyes, landing on her shoulder again and breaking down the spell's effects for her.<br/><br/><em>"The deafness and blindness will fade before the paralysis does."</em>She noted, taking up a guard position.<em>"Only creatures of true goodness are exempt from the spell's effect, by the way, so this won't give anything away about our true identities.  We can just claim I'm trying to bring your soul over to the light, or whatever cheesy excuse those do-gooders usually use.  We're lucky this isn't that Eladrin's home plane, though.  If it had been, you'd have had to worry about being banished back to the Hells."</em><br/><br/>Hmm.  So the human nobleman had a portable mansion...  That would be an interesting place to check in at, when the Mistress was recovered.  Maybe they could finally skip town and travel somewhere else?<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">Spellcraft check to identify Holy Word spell. (1d20+19=22) (http://invisiblecastle.com/roller/view/3284060/)</div></div>