Forest encounter

Initiative

Bajaz appears to be ready for an attack Don't kill he cry and start casting some magic

Seelah brandishes a javelin and moves up thirty feet. With Helmite strength, Seelah tosses said-javelin at the nearest feline foe!

Pin sends a blast of mental energy through the cats then moves behind some cover
He sends his familiar, still invisible in bat form, closer. (fly 40 + hide)

The cat closer to you shakes in pain and the snakes on his shoulders hiss angrily

Feeling somewhat saddened by the need to kill these majestic looking beasts, Kenjidor walked up to it and attacked.

OOC:

First attack is at double Advantage due to Elven Accuracy while being invisible. Second and third attacks are normal.

EDIT: Wow, such low attack rolls, goodness...

You don't see but hear Kenjidor moving past you and toward the closes cat creature

As the pair of creatures approached, Jerinvar's senses sharpened, and his ranger instincts took hold. In his eyes, these beings were nothing short of "monstrosities," a classification he had long ago designated as his mortal enemies. The weight of his past experiences and beliefs clouded his judgment, causing him to dismiss Bajaz's plea to spare their lives. In his mind, they were undeserving of mercy.

Drawing upon the connection he shared with Hadar, his Otherworldly Patron, Jerinvar tapped into a wellspring of dark energy. Two beams of Eldritch power erupted from his outstretched hands as he uttered Hadar's name, both precisely aimed at the nearest feline. The unworldly energy surged forth, fueled by a mix of determination and the echoes of his past encounters with similar creatures.

In that fleeting moment, Jerinvar's resolve hardened, convinced that his actions were justified. The nightmarish energy streaked through the air, seeking their intended target with unyielding purpose. Jerinvar's heart pounded in his chest as they made their way through the air towards the unsuspecting feline. The raw power of his connection with Hadar surged through his veins, lending an otherworldly potency to his attack. It was a moment of intense focus, his mind honed on the task at hand, as he believed he was serving a greater purpose.

The crackling energy closed in on its target, the air sizzling with eldritch power. Time seemed to slow as Jerinvar watched the beams draw nearer, his eyes fixed on the creature before him. Doubts momentarily flickered in the back of his mind, whispering of the consequences and the potential for a different path. But his conviction, bolstered by years of training and a deep-seated animosity towards these miscreations, held firm. The words "they must die..." escaped his lips.*edit: switched from Player to Jerinvar (I really do need to get used to that).

As beams of energy hit the creature it is pushed further every and you see how snakes on his shoulders lover in apathy.

Wary of harming the creatures, yet loyal to her friends, Seelah moves thirty feet ahead. Just as Kenjidor engages rangerly dash, our turami paladin clutches her holy symbol, and utters bring prayerful incantation.

"Helm, watch us and guide our steps, POR FAVOR!" POR FAVOR, an old turmic turnnof phrase, loose translated AMEN in the trade tongue. Helm knows what it means, to our party!

Within seconds, an aura of blessed protection and acumen surrounds Kenjidor, Seelah, and the first character to post with thirty feet. Granting increased combat prowess, and saving potential!

How’s THAT for a narrative post, y’all?

Atlas skips closer to one of the beast. She points her staff at it and a flash of light flies out.
She calls out with a giggle "They are soo CUTE!! Looking at the little wiggling snake things"

When also a guiding bolt hits the creature and it is affected by various spells you see it slows down, the other creature comes closer dashing

Bajaz spits on the ground angrily
And simply cry in Sylvan

Confident the monster pose no real thread Pin searches the area with the aid of his invisible familiar hovering overhead for signs of anything out of place, specifically fey.