The Goblin Cave

As soon as Ammos has stopped moving he looks around to see who came with him. When he sees his sister he rushes to her to make sure she is all right, and to help her up onto the bank like a true gentleman.

Half-orc blood is too hot to worry he is alone, Trakomak try to climb up to find whoever was magician aiming at.

Tatiana coughs up the water and mud, trying in vain to clear her lungs of the muck as she stands with her brother's assistance. "I just cleaned this!" she wails, frustrated at herself and the situation. The petulance in her expression quickly turns to anger, and she appears ready to go back into the cave to set goblin heads aflame.

Trakomak you are able to climb up onto the bridge it heads East and West into 2 separate tunnels.They both bend so without adventuring further you couldn't see much more. You see no enemies.

Surprised by the lack of resistance Trakomak draws a handaxe in his right arm and moves forward with determination... at least until he reaches the junction.

Raven scrambles to his feet to see that the brother and sister noble wizards have been swept away in the flood. He sighs, "We seem to be getting no where..."

He looks over to see their new friend climb up the wall to the bridge. Raven cautiously looks toward the cave entrance to see if he can see what happened to the pair without leaving the safety of the side passage.

Decklan, having just managed to slip out of the channel before being caught in a third rush of water, takes opportunity of the lull in rushing waterà to advance. He will rush further up the tunnel and try to get past the the bridge and find where this damned water keeps coming from.

Trakomak you step slowly along a short tunnel that curve to the right. You see light flickering ahead and shadows moving before it. Your 5 feet from the tunnel opening.

Decklan you move under and past the bridge. You see again a few roughly carved stone steps leading up to a large archway and again you see light. You're about 15 feet from the arch.

The young man glanced from the half-orc disappearing in the tunnel above, to Decklan disappearing up the north passage, to Alex who was still standing next to him in the side passage. After a moment, he looked toward the tunnel entrance to again see if he could determine what had happened to the missing siblings.

Remembering that Tatiana had nearly died in the last wave, Raven ran back toward the entrance of the cave where Tatiana and Ammos had just washed away again. Hopefully the more militant members of the group would be fine on their own as the group was pretty well scattered.

Steam rises from Tatiana's wet hair as she tromps up the stream with indignant fury, fists pumping to match her hasty stride.

The wizard stops when her re-entry meets Raven's exit, her eyes narrowed and seething as she locks onto the man's gaze. She hisses through her teeth, "Find me a goblin!"

Raven skidded to a stop when confronted with Tatiana's fury. Obviously she had not faired as poorly this time as last. He pointed back into the cave - "Decklan and Trakomak are pushing ahead, they might find some."

The farmer stepped aside to allow her to pass and looked to see if Ammos was alright as well.

Seeing his sister rise from the water, the fury leaking off of her every movement, he scrambles to follow her. Ammon giving Raven a look, "All we can do is follow her my friend." He scurrys along after the blonde wizard.

Seeing that both of the wizards are at least conscious, Raven follows to the western passage where he left Alex, intending to stay out of the main drainage path.

"Take me to them," says Tatiana, referring to the direction that Decklan and Trakomak took. She pauses by the entrance to the former kennel so allow Raven to pass.

The young man looked at Tatiana for a moment, what ever he thought he kept to himself, shrugged and led the siblings back into the cave. Once they reached the side passage where they took refuge from the last wave, Raven pointed to the bridge. "Trakomak climbed the wall to the bridge while Decklan tried to go up the passage ahead for a third time."