Serten sang in a quiet falsetto. He closed his eyes and held out his hands, which seemed to glow with a white radiance that shone out from under his gauntlets. Serten placed his open palm on Tenser's exposed skin and, with a flash, the white radiance passed from one body to the other. When this had no visible effect, Serten began to sing a new incantation to his god, Pholtus. This time there was an immediate improvement; everywhere the white radiance spread a burning rash disappeared.
"Your god is as merciful as ever," Tenser said with much relief.
"You all say that when you need healing," Serten said with a grin, "but where are you on Godsday services...?"
Murlynd was by Yrag's side, with both of them keeping an eye on the things in the pit. "I have something that I think will help with this," Murlynd said. "I have acquired this substance called Greek Fire. I have not yet learned what or who this 'Greek' is yet..." he said as he produced a beaker of dark liquid from out of his magic sack.
Very nice work, guys!
ReplyDeleteI particularly like the snarl in Yrag's set face as he says "Let's find out" =)
Allan.
These guys are thorough!
ReplyDeleteFor some reason I thought Serten was a priest of Saint Cuthbert, not Pholtus...
ReplyDeleteIn published canon, you are correct. I liked the idea of combining the earliest god created for the campaign with the earliest cleric we know of being played in that campaign.
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