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[Kurocatalyst]

He nodded and walked in, his hands glowed with fire and his other with frost. He walked in the door, looking inside before walking in and coving his nose in disgust.

[★ nirvana,]

Burrows-In-Sand winced as the rotting scent of the corrupted shades hit her nose, but decided she would have to brave this storm of nasty smells. She walked inside, twirling the war axes around in her hands. Glancing around, she saw two undead to the far left and pointed at them.
"I think you should attack them with your magic, and then when they weaken, I'll get close enough to finish them off ... Or do you have a different plan?" she grinned crookedly.

[Kurocatalyst]

Jellal nodded, casting a Frost Ward and waiting as the Nightshade floated over it, causing it to fall in a weakened state as he casted another under the other creature.

[★ nirvana,]

"Okay," Burrows-In-Sand mumbled quietly, waiting a moment to see how the Undead creatures would react. They growled, but were slow in floating towards her or Jellal. Eventually, when the brings were close enough, she charged out of her hiding spot and began bashing their heads, if you could even call it that, in. They tried to fight back, but had already been weakened by Jellal's frost wards, and she finished them off easily, with them collapsing into a mere ash pile.
She sheathed her war axes and then headed over to the first orb that they had to switch on in order to bring light back into the temple. "You should do the honors, Jellal."

[Wind Mage]

Talis sighed quietly and let himself slouch over into his normal posture again. "I don't think dead creatures can hold resentment." he murmured. Previously, said scar game from a bandit raid. Ah, what fond memories it brought back, too. Nothing like being beaten half to death and left to rot at the side of the road to start off a Mundus morning, right?

That was besides the point though, and well in the past. Talis has things to worry about here and now... this Dunmer for example. Did she want an introduction? for Tali to leave? it was a mystery to the half-elf, and he wasn't too sure he wanted to know the full answer. This Dunmer seemed dangerous, and he wasn't about to go and get on her bad side by saying something stupid. "I believe we should be parting ways now... unless you know where the general goods trader is?" he asked. It was probably useless though, this town didn't seem like one that had any type of store in it.

[Kurocatalyst]

Jellal nodded and turned the beacon, the light glowing brightly as it shone to another, opening the first door.

[★ nirvana,]

{ - can you try to include a few more sentences in your posts please? - }

Burrows-In-Sand entered the door, glancing curiously around the room. This one seemed almost empty. It would be empty if it wasn't for her and Jellal. So, she continued into the next room, beckoning the Nord(?) to follow her. Soon she spotted another shade. "Okay, so, same plan." she unsheathed her war axes.

[Kurocatalyst]

Jellal nodded, sending the attack of frost and fire at them, damaging them before he charged out, kicking one before swinging his fist at the other, making them turn to dust as he patted his pants, getting the ash off him as he took a small swig of ale.

[★ nirvana,]

Burrows-In-Sand stood stock still, staring at the man in silent awe, and then she shook her head to clear her thoughts. She pulled herself out of her crouching position and stood next to him. "Great job," she commented, searching for where the next beacon would be.

{ - thanks! and i'm retiring for the night - }

[Kurocatalyst]

Burrows-In-Sand stood stock still, staring at the man in silent awe, and then she shook her head to clear her thoughts. She pulled herself out of her crouching position and stood next to him. "Great job," she commented, searching for where the next beacon would be.

{ - thanks! and i'm retiring for the night - }

Jellal winked slightly and nodded, climbing up some stairs and finding the next beacon. He twisted it, allowing it to raise and sine the light to the next, opening the next door. "Ready?" he asked, jumping back down.