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He'll stand around patiently, waiting for a lull in the Sarenrite priestess's casting so she can eject them from the demiplane and back to the contingent point of the Material. If they land in the wrong place, he has Teleport scrolls to go back. He - needs to hold Carissa's hand, doesn't he, to make sure they end up in the same place. It's not actually an option from any reasonable standpoint. All right. |
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He'll stand around patiently, waiting for a lull in the Sarenrite priestess's casting so she can eject them from the demiplane and back to the contingent point of the Material. If they land in the wrong place, he has Teleport scrolls to go back. He - needs to hold Carissa's hand, doesn't he, to make sure they end up in the same place in case of mishap. It's not actually an option from any reasonable standpoint. All right. |
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The man stands with seeming infinite patience, waiting for a lull in the Sarenrite priestess's casting so she can eject them from the demiplane and back to the contingent point of the Material. He offers Carissa a hand. This obviously is only sensible in case of some minor mishap, so they don't end up separated. |