Inside a jar of souls...Mike, having found out all he needs to know, tries to telekinetically influence
Timothy, who, by his reckoning, should be somewhere! Yes, definitely somewhere!
[Telekinesis roll: 6-
2]
He shakes stuff outside of the jug for quite a while until he finds something that's oddly intangible! Yep, probably Timothy! He seems to be on fire! Mike shakes him a bit!
That probably didn't tell him much.
Having done that, Mike forms the beginning of a line at the cork!
[Spirit reaction roll: 6]
"You silly bastard, you honestly think somebody's going to open the jug right now?""What a maroon!""Hey, what if somebody opens it? I don't want to be left behind, do you?"The spirits immediately mass together behind Mike! A line is quickly formed!
Meanwhile, in front of a disagreeable fellow...Timothy feels himself shake a bit! Ah, probably the burns. Disappearing time!
[Disappearance roll: 4-1]
He becomes slightly less visible, more of a faint mist in the air, but still somewhat visible!
[Screeching roll: 1]
He screeches his spectral lungs out! Literally! Oh dear! Better get those back in sometime soon!
The man throws another jar at him!
[Man vs. Timothy: 2+1 vs. 3+
1]
He misses with the whip, and the jar just sails through Timothy's body, landing on the other side of the room! Timothy decides not to stand for this and perform some telekinesis!
[Timothy telekinesis roll: 5]
He hurls the man down the stairs, giving himself ample time to flee!
[Man endurance roll: 3+1]
It takes a short while for the man to get up, but he is still very much alive! Fortunately, that little while was all that Timothy needed to escape out of the window!
Timothy decides that he had best head to the objective right now. He's already been set on fire by unfriendly natives and he can't see things getting any better in this town!
[Speedy floating roll: 6]
He kicks his floating ability into high gear and screams through the air like some kind of three-legged banshee! In no more than half an hour, he has reached a bridge over a ravine that does an excellent job of conveying the idea that travelers crossing the bridge had best say their prayers.