She smiles. "That's third circle."

"Never fear," Seelah says cheerfully, "I'm sure you'll make third circle!"

What lies down this crevice?

Ooof. Way to fumble in front of the ladies.

Trudge trudge trudge oh hey another pretty woman, uh, I mean adventuring companion!

...and a body? There's so much blood aaaaah?!

"I tried to heal him, but it was too late; the wounds he took from the fall were too grave."

Uh huh. The narrow, stabby wounds he took from the fall.

(Another round of introductions later)

But I wanted to practice Ant Haul...

Wait, what's that noise?

A trio of giant centipedes emerging from the darkness!

"Stay behind me!", cry Seelah and Wulfric at the same time.

Wait, what? He's not even armed! Or has any armor!

There's got to be a spell for dealing with vermin, right? Uh... Acid splash?

Very funny, but no. At least, not with your current abilities.

"I need a spell name!", I scream as Seelah runs in front of me.

"Try Inflict Wounds, the spirits demand your blood!"

The spirits what?! That sounds super scary, I'm not trying that!

Come on, come on, what spell do all clerics definitely have...

"Summon mobster!"

A tiefling with curly horns and a long tail appears! He neatly stabs two adjacent centipedes in the eyes before disappearing again.

What was that spell?!

Cool!

Cool.

Pretty cool, but you didn't leave any for me!

"That... didn't look like a regular summon," Anevia carefully says once the last centipede has been safely dispatched. Unless it was a demon and not a tiefling?

"It didn't? That means my summons are extra cool! Woohoo!" I pump my fist in the air victoriously.

"People usually summon animals. And outsiders, of course. Is it a rule that you can't summon people... I mean, mortals?"

"My teacher said I'll be able to summon giants once I'm strong enough."

Whatever Wulfric is, he's no cleric. Anevia isn't going to tell him as much, in case he already knows and is just pretending.

"But you shouldn't rush ahead like that! You can summon some distance away, right? Casters need to stay in the back line!" This is squarely within Seelah's domain of expertise.