Nexaduro

I use all of the allomancy charge and all of my extra steel to form supports for the roof above me, curling into a ball and preparing to redeirect falling stone around myself.

If only you had Rocco's transforming staffs, Grim!

I attempt to smother the flames with geomancy. If I fail, then I form a wall of stone to keep the flame from spreading to the other areas.

Hm, why do you think Grim? Why could the Liches want that staff with unknown magical properties? (Sorry Retech!)

I use half of the allomancy charge to draw all the metal out of the room. I then form an orb of fire that I can set off at will. I roll the orb in, and then sprint out and detonate it once I reach the intersection.

I follow the West track, if I cannot determine the correct one using sound magic echolocation.

I take anything worthwhile from the cart, and if it's metal I disassemble it and put it into the hammerspace. I continue down the tracks, charging my allomancy spell some more and trying to detect any movement with my sound magic and geomancy. I take out my spear and tower shield, preparing to defend from attacks.

I bring him back into the village, then return to the forest. I continue charging my allomancy. As I walk, I say: "Well, well. What do we have here? It's you witches against just one, weak warrior... I could give you knowledge of countless places and magics, being an adventurer, but only if you defeat me! Isn't it a worthwhile gamble? Bring me to your cave, witches, and we shall see how events progress."

I ask him if he can tell me the rest of the way, so I can travel on my own and bring him back to the village, or if I should bring him with me.

I pray to the gods, making sure that the air keeps flowing in his body with aeromancy, and attempt to heal him. If it looks like he will die, I cut off a small bit of my skin and attempt to use it as a regent in a transmogrification attempt to fix his body.

I unleash half of the allomancy charge, slamming my spare steel and steel orbs into the bear to fling it off the guide and snap it's bones, then quickly heal the guide.

I attempt to speak into the mind of the bear, saying that we are dangerous creatures, and that we are just passing through it's land. I say we are not seeking food or shelter, we are trying to kill people who are trespassing so that the bear will have the lands to itself. If it tries to attack, I form bands of stone around it's paws. I continue charging the allomancy spell, and continue following the guide through the forest.

I continue charging the spell, and also form shields of wind and sound magic around the guide to deflect physical attacks and magic. I try redirecting some of my lifestone's healing capabilities towards him, since it currently doesn't need to power my wings.

I temporarily remove my wings to reintegrate to my armour later, and set off with the guide. I transmogrify the trees in our path into metal, explaining to the guide that my magic focuses on the use of metal, and that it would be advantageous for me to have as much as possible. I also charge an allomancy spell.

I bow. "It would be my honour, sir. Oh, and please do not kill the man with the trident. You may be greatly tempted, but it would be best to leave him alone. He knows next to nothing about his powers as a water mage, as you probably guessed by the fact that he nearly drowned in that river, and might cause chaos with his lack of common sense." When he tells me the location, I fly to the caves. When I get to the cave I charge a geomancy spell.

I put all my weaponry except one broadsword into the hammerspace. I drive the broadsword into the ground next to me, and kneel to the villagers. I amplify my voice slightly using sound magic to address the villagers, saying: "Good citizens, I understand your reluctance to accept mages such as myself. I have heard that you fell afoul of the demonic Ice Witch. Not long ago I owned a bar on the road to Ikana, and on the first day of business my bar was assaulted. My bar nearly collapsed upon myself and my patrons, and while I led my customers to safety we were attacked; The Ice Witch appeared on the road, with foul minions, and nearly killed us! We all might have died, if not for another sourcerous demon in the crowd, a Lich! The Lich evidently saw the Ice Witch as competition, and entrapped her, myself, and my patrons with a horde of skeletons! Several of the civilians were killed in the battle, though my golems and I protected them as best we could. The Ice Witch, wounded and weakened, fled from the battle and back to her mountain, only to die shortly later for reasons I do not know... Allowing me to escort the civilians back to Ikana. You see, I am a powerful mage and one who follows the path of good, I could be your greatest ally and protect this village from harm! Of course, if you do not want me then I shall leave immediately, and not return without invitation. It is your choice." tl;dr: I try to convince the villagers that I am a good mage, unlike the Ice Witch, and that I will serve their village and protect them.

ICU!!! Nice to see you again. Too bad you left D'neering, you were one of the most awesome characters =b

I'm here all day! Playing Demon's Souls and getting the crap beaten out of me by katana-wielding skeletal warriors with my laptop next to me.

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SESSION PLEEEEASE! YOU DIDN'T DO ONE YESTERDAY AS PROMISED!

I unleash the full power of the earthquake spell I originally imbued into the man's trident, making sure it's all directed into him and the trident itself and not the settlement, and then land in the settlement, saying hello to anyone I meet and asking if the village needs assistance.

I apologize to the monks, saying that I cannot assist at the moment, and then shoot into the sky and begin flying around, looking for a river and a man being attacked by children.

Ooh, bad idea Twinkletide, you'll drown yourself. Also, you probably don't need to heal. Anyways, what do you think of accompanying me on my quests? I could us a meat shie- I mean, "ally."

"Ah, there he is now. Igos, I believe he is the leader of this town? Anywho, evidently his citizens think you are harmful in some way. But who knows, it could be a curse from those who would harm the church! I will accompany you."

I tell them yes, but that another friend of mine is coming to meet us and that I would like to talk to him.