Belmarniss can now sorta muddle along in the local common thanks to aggressive use of comprehend languages to hand-translate books after roping a local into teaching her the alphabet. Also she hates teleport traps with every fiber of her being. Also she has figured out at this point that she somehow leveled in sorcerer instead of wizard during the business with the pirates and has no idea why that happened or whether it will happen again. And she has sold this stupid arrowhead to two different curio shops and given up as it seems to be cursed. And she just needs to keep doing what she does, she guesses, till she can teleport herself home. The Yawning Portal is a nicely ironic name.
"It's no trouble, I have plenty of applications left."
His hand hovers about an inch from her arm and glows with that same golden light, and the burns heal over.
"Proximity, not time. You could take a refreshing nap and they'd still be waiting until you get close enough."
No one objects to this. Before they rest Deekin pulls out a harp and plays another song, which causes Jojo's scratches to heal over.
"Okay, last is mine."
She has a spellcasting adventurer's ability to sleep soundly in a dungeon surrounded by pulverised undead.
Garrus wakes her when it's time for her watch. "It's officially your turn to make up fun backstories for all the skeletons you can see," he murmurs.
"You should tell me about him in the morning," Garrus says, slithering into his bedroll.
Belmarniss preps spells and writes a bit but does come up with Hagan-esque funny stories for all the skeletons.
And eventually everybody else wakes up, and her watch is over.
"Want to tell me about your friend while we re-kill the rest of these Sleeping Kings?" Garrus asks while everybody gets ready. "Or we can just trade the stories we made up about them."
"Ranger, the shooty kind. Doesn't talk about his family or where he's from but will make up amusing lies on demand."
"Huh, that's fun. I've known a lot of people who won't talk about their families but most of them aren't generous enough to lie amusingly about it instead of just clamming up."
"Friend have name?" Deekin asks, jotting down a quick note in between pulling his boots on.
"Hagan. I joined up with his whole party for a couple adventures, there was a cleric of a god called Abadar, Fazil, and another wizard, Mahdi."
In that case Jojo will go and aggro the next skeleton in sequence, Lady Fensor. She has a slightly impractical-looking orc double axe, but she doesn't get to use it, because as soon as the monk's fist touches her skull, she collapses into a clattering heap.
"Oh, excellent," he says. "I've been hitting them all with Disruption, but she's the first to actually succumb to the effect."
(If someone was looking fairly closely, they might notice that one of the bones looked different than the others. Whiter, for one thing, and with slightly beveled ends.)
"Is there something weird about - that one, I can't tell if it's an arm or a rib or what, it's shaped funny -"