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[blockquote]Rolled 1d20+7 : 18 + 7, total 25[/blockquote]

[blockquote]Rolled 1d8+1 : 4 + 1, total 5[/blockquote]

This girl is sure stubborn, no doubt. "Your burns would not heal faster if we don't do something about it," I told her as she continued sobbing and clutching my clothes. I consoled her to calm her a bit.

I decided to cast the Cure Light Wounds spell on her, so she cannot refuse anymore. "It would not hurt you," I told her calmly. Her burns started healing themselves immediately after, but she is still quite shocked and continued sobbing.

[blockquote]Rolled 1d8+1 : 5 + 1, total 6[/blockquote]

I guided her farther from the building till we cannot feel too much heat in the air anymore. Then seeing both her and I have burns from escaping the fires, I took out the healing potion from my bag and let her drink some to heal her burns. I drank a considerable amount from the potion bottle as well. It should take effect in a little while. Mine are worse, but the potion should act as a first aid.

I saw the blood well up from where the flaming debris scraped against my arm, and it sent a searing pain through my nerves. But my attention was immediately drawn to the girl when she started coughing more again. We have to get out of here! I pulled the girl near me, and started dashing to the entrance where I came from.

[blockquote]Rolled 1d20+3 : 6 + 3, total 9[/blockquote]

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Rolled 1d20+2 : 16 + 1, total 17

That took me quite aback. "Why? You are going to die here if you stay. I'm here to help you out, not harm you, " I told her.

I quickly got to the woman on top of her and checked for any signs of life, but unfortunately she's been dead for a little while. I recognize that I should move fast and get the girl and myself out of this place immediately.This kind of situation needs fast decision-making. The fires are getting more aggressive and my blanket immediately started to dry, so I created water again to wet myself and pulled the girl with me inside the blanket.

As I was walking along the road, the hair on my body stood on their ends. How terrible the tragedy that has befallen this village! I felt so bad for each and every one of the corpses laying on the roads. And then as I was indulging in the melancholy, I heard it. A child's cries. It was faint, but I kept walking, and as I did, the sound became louder. I'm getting nearer to where it's from. It was coming from that building in front of me. I became suddenly concerned.

The reason I carried on up till this point is because of hopes of finding a survivor, and now there is one. But how do I get in and out of there with that child safely? The monstrous fire was blazing and slowly engulfing the building. I changed myself to a normal human size. The enormity of the building and its current situation poses a real threat if I go into it in my real size.

Then, figuring out I should have some protection before I enter the building, I took out the blanket in my bag and wrapped it around myself. Now I needed it to get the blanket wet, so I cast the Create Water spell on myself twice for the blanket to be wet enough to protect me. After which, I began to head for the building's main entrance.

Perception:

[blockquote]Rolled 1d20+8 : 15 + 8, total 23[/blockquote]

Seeing the big picture, I wondered if there were still any creature alive in this hell-like sight. As I don't see anything moving nor hear any weird sound from anywhere, save for the crackling of the fire burning the place down, I decided to move closer to the village. I squinted and looked around for anything near me where I can hide behind and saw a hedge of bushes 150 meters from the village, before the windmills. I headed out for it and hid behind it, so I can better examine the area. From this vantage point, I can see more details than from where I was.

Knowledge (nature):

[blockquote]Rolled 1d20+6 : 13 + 6, total 19[/blockquote]

I slowly approached the tracks to see how they look, their shape, hoping to kind of have even an inkling of who or what made them. The thought of what kind of creature did them made me kind of uneasy, but I am still set on finding out what had caused the smoke in that village, so I continued walking towards it while still on alert mode.