Board Thread:Roleplaying/@comment-24510587-20190412232101/@comment-24510587-20190414223558

Cade had made a mistake. A plethora of eyes focused on the Augur as a deafening shriek filled and overflowed his auditory perception. Wherever he looked now, unblinking eyes flashed in his sight, no matter if he shut his own. All of his senses were overloaded with the mental presence of the actual god he had just stabbed. His head felt like it was splitting open; he could hardly think, as the sheer mental violence battered him into incapacitation.

Though Cade took the brunt of it, Justus and Helian certainly felt it too. It might be within Helian's might to resist for a while, but for a mere animal like Justus, it was too much to take, and the beast started staggering and neighing at the top of its lungs.

"We should be there soon," Marr told his companions. "Follow me closely once we're there, you don't want to fall behind."