<div class="floatleft">(https://i.pinimg.com/originals/3b/eb/b2/3bebb2528c155753815869678827c79e.jpg)</div><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 8pt;">Name: Uxía (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=311048.msg15097024#msg15097024)<br/>Location: Caravan<br/>HP: 41<br/>AC: 17; T: 17; FF: 11; CMD: 15; CMB: +2; Base ATK: +3<br/>Fort: +4; Ref: +7; Will: +9<br/>Perception: +0; Initiative: +9<br/>STR: 8; DEX: 16, CON: 16; INT: 13; WIS: 16; CHA: 22<br/></span><br/><hr/><br/>"Surprise." The word repeated, she cants her head at a hard angle. It looks painful, holding her head to her shoulder that way.<br/><br/>Her head snaps back up when she's ready to talk again. "We propose a mental exercise. You are a necromancer. What is the littlest, most insignificant thing you can summon? The skeleton of an old mangy cat?" She waits a second for him to add whatever he wants. "You possess ten skeleton cats, and the skeleton of five bears. You are trying to attack a nest of rats with them. The rats have a nefarious scheme to keep the cheese to themselves, or something. You send the ten skeleton cats. None of them return. Strange, you think. Strange. You think to yourself: the cats must have been successful. The rats are dead. The rats are most definitely, definitely not plotting a counter-assault. Surely, you wouldn't bother with sending the bears in straight after. Surely, the rats are so dead that they wouldn't be stupid enough to happily assume an advantage of surprise."<br/><br/>In talking, she seems to not notice that Myranda has told Bear to kill the demon. Uxía is easily distracted.<br/><br/>It's difficult to say that Uxía responds back to Myranda blandly, because it would insinuate that anything Uxía says contains inflection to begin with. Despite that, she manages it. "We wait for their Master to be 'surprised' that none of his minions have returned. We wait for him to aggressively send more. We suggest twiddling your thumbs, to begin tracking, or to begin defenses."