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Character:Erionda
Stage: Apprentice
Luck: 10
Dragon: Kiandri

Success rate 21 -100

Success
17((25+25)/17)/2 = 25exp
2.8 + 25 = 27.8/17
Erionda levels to 18 with 10.8 exp left over
Erionda gains 2 LUCK and luck is now 12
Erionda gains 2 Kiandri orbs

It seemed that the place they had settled down was a draw for Kiandri, at the moment Junjei, masked by his heavy cloak, and Abellio, who was hiding under it, were standing at the top of a sand dune looking down at the pair of Kiandri that were at the Oasis. The Ysali shifted his staff from one hand to the other then gave a thoughtful sound in his throat, "Mmm... it seems as though we might want to consider moving camp." He murmured to Abellio. While the oasis had many uses, the first and foremost being a constant source of water in the otherwise dry expanses of sand, it also had its downfalls. The worst of those being what the pair of them were looking at right this moment, "So what do you think? Should we wait? Hope that they move on?" Hard to tell though if they would. There was a Kiandri skeleton down there, the one left over from one of his fights, so they must know that something was amiss. What if they were waiting for him to return? Given that his pack was down there, tucked under the beast's skull for safekeeping, he couldn't just leave. He needed that pack.

Abellio peeked out from Junjie's cloak for a moment, currently cuddled against one of the halfbreed's legs, completely covered save for his face, and he gave a crooning sound. Junjie gave a nod of his head, "We will give them a chance to leave. If they choose to stay then I suppose that we are going to have to show them why that was a bad idea." He had been able to take on one of their kind and win since coming to Eowyn, no reason why he couldn't take on another though truth be told he wasn't sure what he thought about fighting two Kiandri since they were new to him. He didn't know all of their potential tricks, just knew that they were electric based, blended in well when they wanted to, and could be a pain.

Junjie eased himself down to one knee, making himself smaller so that he would blend in better with the sand, and fell quiet as he and Abellio waited. Best to see what they decided to do first. It wasn't long before their intentions became clear, they were waiting for him. They must know that his pack was there, must smell him on it, and they knew he'd be back. It wasn't the water they wanted since after an initial drink they weren't even paying it any heed. No, this was going to be a time when he had to battle to get back what was his, "Next time maybe I should keep it with me, even if it is heavy." It made things more difficult when it came to investigating the area around his base camp but it was better then it being potential stolen each time he left. He didn't want to lose any of what he had in there after all.

"Are you coming with me this time? Or do you want to wait behind again?" He asked of the little one who was instantly clinging to the cloak, patting one forefoot against the ground as though to say that he and the cloak were staying right here. It was something that had Junjie sighing a little, "Maybe we should see about getting you your own cloak then." Might as well since the little one seemed so determined to keep Jun's cloak all the time. He set about quickly undoing the clasp on the cloak so that he could step out of it, putting it around Abellio's neck instead, then lifted the hood so it was over his head but not his eyes, "Alright, you see about blending in, I will try to chase off those who are waiting on us." He said as he started to gather power into his staff, making the top of it glitter with a brilliant yellow light, preparing one of his favorite spells for his first strike...

Junjie didn't notice the companion that had joined him in battle, not at first, he was focused instead on the closest dragon to him. His first move was to use his staff to vault himself over the edge of the dune, sliding his way down it. Once he reached the bottom the closest of the dragons turned toward him, giving a snarl, which was instantly met with Junjie's blinding Aeduan spell. The Kiandri gave rather displeased snarling, sound, lifting one claws forefoot to take a swipe at him but the Ysali mage was already moving again, calling up his next spell, this one far, far more difficult to use in a place like this. He never got the best of reactions, just tiny vines that burst forth, good for only entangling one limb at best. He used it this time to snag hold of the dragon by it's back leg.

The reaction of the Kiandri to the back to back spells was as he thought it would be. Blinded it just sort of flailed about, hoping to catch Junjie by luck alone. Then, as it's back foot was tangled it's attention turned to that, leaving it completely open to attack. The Adept was quick to take a couple of quick steps forward, lifting his staff, and used the end of it to finish the beast off as quickly as possible. He knew how debilitating his spells could be, as such he was always quick with dispatching his draconic opponents, never wanting to cause suffering. The only reason he fought them was because he had to. One needed such orbs for many reasons after all, Junjie was no different. With that dragon left to crumble away he whirled around to meet the next one in combat... only to find that it was already being dealt with by someone with a sword.

Junjie blinked a couple times, looking for a moment confused, then felt excitement and recognition welling up in him, "Erionda?" Well now, that was a surprise... to think they would run into each other in Eowyn of all places and in the middle of a dragon battle once more. What were the odds? Nothing bothering to try to figure out what they might be he started to gather power once more for another spell, just in case she needed his aid with taking out the second dragon.