Katherine & Meowka
As Katherine and her servant walked down the hallway, they would find it mostly to be empty. A few large windows gave them view into the courtyard, giving them view of the Chimaera and Maoin inside of it, though the two didn't immediately seem to notice Katherine and Meowka. The chimaera was too focused on the doll in front of her and Maoin seemed like she was about to pass out still. At the other end of the hallway, the it split off towards the left, likely meeting up with the area blocked off by rubble back at the entrance of the castle. There was another staircase that led upwards at the other end of it.
For the most part, this section of the castle didn't appear too different than any of the other places they had already seen by the party.
Miren & Eith
Miren followed Katherine back up to the previous hallway with Eith in tow, glad to get out of the dusty dungeons. She'd need some time to go over the book and find out what exactly the problem with, but with Livia and Katherine's help it should be easy to undo whatever it was had happened to Eith.
"A-ah? I'll see you back at the castle's entrance, then..." Miren said. "W-we'll start setting up camp and I'll start reading this book. Might take a few days to full translate, though." Miren started hopping off in the direction of the camp, motioning for Eith to follow. Unless Eith wanted to go somewhere else of course, they would make it back without any more incidents. Once they arrived, Miren would go about setting up camp a bit until all the others arrived before she started making dinner for everyone. Hopefully Maoin would return soon - the kitten could help with that.
Maoin
"Hm...is that so?" The Chimaera said with a hum. "It sounds as though you do not approve of this...companion." Not her place to say anything else, though. Angering the dragon would be a bad idea. She might be the strongest thing in the forests, but something like a dragon was beyond her abilities, especially a storm drake. So instead she'd let the kitten fall asleep, if a little. She wasn't an ungracious host...usually, as long as there weren't things scurrying about in her home.
Her ears easily picked up something moving in the grass. Something small and furtive, like a rodent. The chimaera turned her gaze towards the source of the noise, and was greeted with a small....human thing? The chimaera approached slowly as her tail jabbed Maoin unceremoniously in the side again.
"...House pet, is this your...thing?" She asked kneeling in front of the doll and snatching it up, holding its hand with one of her claws and letting it dangle freely as she gave it a little shake.
Luna, Marie, Sorcha, and Sol
The serpent hissed, its long, sinuous body contorting out of the way of the javelin, though unable to completely avoid the blow as the spear of light grazed its neck just under its head. If Luna had followed it up with another attack, there was a good chance she could have gotten a decent hit in. In one fluid motion, it lunged forward towards Luna, its maw aimed towards swallowing her entire body as flames licked the edges of its mouth.
Marie took a few steps back from the fight, frowning as Luna challenged the creature. Gah, if she had her arsenal she could easily handle this damned thing...but without it she was nothing more than a liability. It infuriated her. Damn it, if she even had just a normal sword she could do something with it, but she didn't even have such a pathetic weapon.
Sorcha continued to watch from the roof, glancing up at Sol.
"Luna seems to attract quite a bit of adventure, heh..." The dragon chuckled before taking a more serious look at the battle. She had confidence in Luna's abilities, but there was an obvious disadvantage the knight had. One was the fact that even if the Wyrm was a lesser species of dragon, it was still a formidable opponent with its more serpent like body, it was the most agile of the dragons. Then there was the fact Marie was down there. All dragons, even the lesser species were cunning and intelligent. It had likely singled out Marie because she was the least threatening and the easiest target to take out first.
If they weren't careful, if Marie couldn't defend herself she was going to likely get hurt.
Not that the dragon particularly cared about the demons well being after what she had done to Maoin.
As Katherine and her servant walked down the hallway, they would find it mostly to be empty. A few large windows gave them view into the courtyard, giving them view of the Chimaera and Maoin inside of it, though the two didn't immediately seem to notice Katherine and Meowka. The chimaera was too focused on the doll in front of her and Maoin seemed like she was about to pass out still. At the other end of the hallway, the it split off towards the left, likely meeting up with the area blocked off by rubble back at the entrance of the castle. There was another staircase that led upwards at the other end of it.
For the most part, this section of the castle didn't appear too different than any of the other places they had already seen by the party.
Miren & Eith
Miren followed Katherine back up to the previous hallway with Eith in tow, glad to get out of the dusty dungeons. She'd need some time to go over the book and find out what exactly the problem with, but with Livia and Katherine's help it should be easy to undo whatever it was had happened to Eith.
"A-ah? I'll see you back at the castle's entrance, then..." Miren said. "W-we'll start setting up camp and I'll start reading this book. Might take a few days to full translate, though." Miren started hopping off in the direction of the camp, motioning for Eith to follow. Unless Eith wanted to go somewhere else of course, they would make it back without any more incidents. Once they arrived, Miren would go about setting up camp a bit until all the others arrived before she started making dinner for everyone. Hopefully Maoin would return soon - the kitten could help with that.
Maoin
"Hm...is that so?" The Chimaera said with a hum. "It sounds as though you do not approve of this...companion." Not her place to say anything else, though. Angering the dragon would be a bad idea. She might be the strongest thing in the forests, but something like a dragon was beyond her abilities, especially a storm drake. So instead she'd let the kitten fall asleep, if a little. She wasn't an ungracious host...usually, as long as there weren't things scurrying about in her home.
Her ears easily picked up something moving in the grass. Something small and furtive, like a rodent. The chimaera turned her gaze towards the source of the noise, and was greeted with a small....human thing? The chimaera approached slowly as her tail jabbed Maoin unceremoniously in the side again.
"...House pet, is this your...thing?" She asked kneeling in front of the doll and snatching it up, holding its hand with one of her claws and letting it dangle freely as she gave it a little shake.
Luna, Marie, Sorcha, and Sol
The serpent hissed, its long, sinuous body contorting out of the way of the javelin, though unable to completely avoid the blow as the spear of light grazed its neck just under its head. If Luna had followed it up with another attack, there was a good chance she could have gotten a decent hit in. In one fluid motion, it lunged forward towards Luna, its maw aimed towards swallowing her entire body as flames licked the edges of its mouth.
Marie took a few steps back from the fight, frowning as Luna challenged the creature. Gah, if she had her arsenal she could easily handle this damned thing...but without it she was nothing more than a liability. It infuriated her. Damn it, if she even had just a normal sword she could do something with it, but she didn't even have such a pathetic weapon.
Sorcha continued to watch from the roof, glancing up at Sol.
"Luna seems to attract quite a bit of adventure, heh..." The dragon chuckled before taking a more serious look at the battle. She had confidence in Luna's abilities, but there was an obvious disadvantage the knight had. One was the fact that even if the Wyrm was a lesser species of dragon, it was still a formidable opponent with its more serpent like body, it was the most agile of the dragons. Then there was the fact Marie was down there. All dragons, even the lesser species were cunning and intelligent. It had likely singled out Marie because she was the least threatening and the easiest target to take out first.
If they weren't careful, if Marie couldn't defend herself she was going to likely get hurt.
Not that the dragon particularly cared about the demons well being after what she had done to Maoin.