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For a moment, Willows eyes seemed to flash, but then she calmed down and accepted the jade from the demi god. "Thank you. But how do I make it work?"

"Okay..." Willow muttered, a little skeptic. Once again, she wandered over to the doors, held up her hand, and surprisingly enough, the jade stuck to the parchment just as suwako had said.

Bartheyamus calmly stood over a table as he pulled out a massive piece of parchment and started drawing a form on it in the shape of three wolves running.

He tore another piece of parchment into many pieces and scrawled a teleportation spell on them.

The last piece of parchment was cut into five pieces by his knife and were covered in a paralysis glyph.

He kept the wolf spell in his coat but handed a teleportation spell to each of the patrons.

"This is a last resort if we are overrun, hopefully this is not the case."

He then handed Willow two of the five pieces of parchment that held the paralysis spell.

"Put these over doors and windows. When the force spell wears off, these will freeze our foes for as long as my power can hold them. I will help put these up as well.

He then slid the massive wolf scroll under the door and uttered a command

"Agere Lupi!"

Three summoned wolves appeared.

"Scout the area! he yelled to them through the door
"But do not be seen!"

The barked in acknowledgment and ran off.

"i bet he would like that" suwako chuckled at willows joke

((To recap, everyone has a teleportation scroll to get the hell out of here, paralysis spells cover any windows or doors to freeze enemies, and my dogs are scouting for threats, we good? Haha.))

Cyra's eyes went wide, watching the sheer amount of magic. As the man handed her the teleportation spell she glanced over it before slipping it into her pocket. "Thank you." Her head jerked up as he summoned wolves however. As they ran off she kept one ear out for any howls, wondering if they would be as understandable to her as real wolves would be. The rest of her attention was on the others. She smiled slightly, "A few watch dogs are fine by me.I'll skip the fighting in my sleep part, it isn't very entertaining the next morning."

"They will warn us of danger if any is in the surrounding area. This is their only purpose, to warn, they cannot attack. This way if something's coming, we can barricade."

((Was this a bad idea? I'm just trying to be creative.))

((Someone call the SPCA, we're running our own Blackthorn Inn Petting Zoo, geez. Haha!))