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Doors giving in as she pushed on them gave her a startle and with the cluck of her heavy armour, Dynis found herself once again on the ground, unceremoniously. She had to stop doing this. "Oof." Trying to breathe in, she pushes herself up from the ground. Then she looks around, and approaches...

"It does feel like a trap." Dynis reluctantly admits. The children who led them here did disappear. But everything happens for a reason. She firmly believed that it was the Morninglord who set her on this path today. There was something in that house that she needed to deal with. "I'm gonna...

"Of course we'll help you." Dynis says before consulting anyone. Children were in danger and there was a monster on the loose, who wouldn't choose to help?

The appearance of the children makes her pause for a moment, but then again, everything has been strange since she started following the group. "A monster?" Dynis asks curiously. Could this have been the great quest that Morninglord has set her on? Defeating an evil monster and saving children...

Without thinking about it, Dynis strides forward to greet the children. A whimper is never a good sign, these little ones might need help, and she'd feel terrible if she just passed by them. Ignoring the comment sent in her direction, she goes on ahead to see what happened with the children...

"And it's cowardly." Dynis added to the mercenary's line of reasoning. She was glad to see that at least some of them weren't already scared into leaving, even if they had questionable reasoning. "I'll accompany you, if you don't mind." She added, walking after the man who was the first to set...

"Why are we heading back?" Dynis protested the entire way back to the gates. "The quest is forward. I'm sure the exit will show itself once we deal with whatever unholy beasts that are causing the disturbances here." Still, as the group agreed on heading back to the gate, she followed, sulking...

"My name is Dynis." She responded in a friendly manner, patient with the insult she got. It was only truth after all, she was far from showing her worth, she would need to work for it. "I wouldn't mind going first." She accepted immediately even if it had been only retorical, looking ahead. No...

"You are welcome." Dynis managed a strained reply, though she did not believe that she had much choice in the matter. Not being the one to lie, she responded to the woman that addressed her, "To be honest, I came to find your group. You were approached by an interesting man last night and I...

Knocked on the ground unceremoniously and with her calf already injured, Dynis rolled over on her back to take a look at the attacker. He entrance was unceremonious to say the least and she could almost picture the Morninglord shaking his head at her incompetence. As fast as she could manage...

Dynis wanted to respond to the greeting and ask what in Morninglord's name was going on, when something large and mean appeared behind her and she felt pain in her calf, only slightly reduced by her heavy armour. Not a great time to make an entrance, was all she could think as she desperately...

Not being the stealthiest person in all that chainmail, Dynis left the path and quite inelegantly stumbled through the undergrowth, most likely alerting anyone nearby. But she was a Paladin and Paladins didn't hide. Holding her head raised high, she proudly stepped forward, calling after the...

The path had led Dynis away from large cities and into the countryside unfamiliar to her. She had known the maps of Waterdeep and the northern provinces by heart having observed them on countless occasions during her education and free time. But this place was a mystery to her still. She had...