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Also, this guy has vantage. This is not going to be a fun fight with Mr. "I can hit you first even on your attacks."

And Nullify.

Emral dropped out, remember?

Chris has lockpicks, so it's cool.

Oh my eyes and fingers and back but CHAPTER 5 IS HERE.

Tremble, mortals.

So, uh.

All of you go through main hall, yes? I can write up Chapter 5 introduction, yes? v:

And so, the group ventured into the keep.

The main audience hall was filled with bodies, of all kinds of armors, both Berebian and Menelean. The floor under the mercenaries' boots was giving away wet, squishy noises of blood and gory bits being crunched under them, the once white marble floor panels were now completely red.

The corridors upstairs were less bloody but still had corpses littered in every corner and nook. And what's worse, not all corpses belonged to soldiers - some of them were unarmed servants, scholars and such. It was now clear that it wasn't a simple takeover of a castle, it was a cleansing.

One floor before the Prixima's part of the keep, the mercenaries began to hear shouts, clanking of weapons, and screams of dying. It seems that they weren't too late.

Or are they?

Two access points are currently available: One of those is by going through the main stairwell into the few more halls and corridors before arriving at Prixima's office. This is the way which mercenaries were normally using when going to meet with Prixima.
The other possible entrance is small tower embedded in the very middle of the keep. Whilst being closer to Prixima's office, there's no enough place for more than 6 people in its tiny stairwell room.

Sooooo.

Someone posts up a notice where you guys are going or should I ignore Praef's talk-post? v:

I found an internet, can I keep it?

Now that they were out of combat themselves, they could hear combat still raging behind the wall to the west, in the main courtyard. It was, however, very quiet combat - as if there were actually only few duels or something of that kind.

The entrance to the inner keep was quiet and, to a degree, serene.