"Yeah, no kidding." 

Lusilla changes into her other shape and tries to identify the scents of the missing children. 

Yep, they were definitely brought through here. 

When Seelah, being the most heavily-armored member of the group, pushes open the door further into the maze, every cultist presently in the room on the other side immediately looks up. 

Well, that's not ideal, but it's hardly a surprise. 

"...I assume these guys aren't friendlies," Lusilla says quietly to Lann. 

"They are not," Lann says tersely, nocking an arrow. 

"Hey!" Lusilla calls into the room. "I'm a big, scary monster! Tell me where you took the kidnapped children and I won't do scary monster things to you!" 

The cultists decide that this is an excellent trigger to attack. 

And Lusilla teleports* forwards into the midst of them. 

*Dimension Door sla

...This is really inconvenient, actually, because of the three of them in the room, the one who was closest to the door was also... their only melee guy. Who is now on the other side of this Aberration from the archer and the wizard. The archer and the wizard are not thrilled about this! Fortunately, even though she beat them in Initiative, using her spell-like ability used up her standard action, which means they get to attack first! The wizard is going to use Magic Missile--

Attack of opportunity. 

...Which just barely fails, her arm skidding harmlessly off his Mage Armor. 

As he was saying, Magic Missile. 

Spell Resistance. 

Fuck.

She doesn't have Crossbow Resistance, though, right? Inquiring crossbow guys want to know. 

...She does not. Ow. 

Okay, but likewise, crossbow guy doesn't have longbow resistance, right? 

Nope! Instead he appears to now have negative hit points. Not a great outcome. 

Opinions are going to differ on that one. 

Meanwhile it's Lusilla's turn again. This time she does not flub her attack on the wizard, her arm crashing into him with a force that just doesn't care about his Mage Armor at all. 

yep he's down

Lusilla shrinks down to human size for better dexterity and begins efficiently stripping both of them. 

Seelah, who has finished killing the melee guy while the narration wasn't really looking at either of them, looks up from wiping the blood off her sword. "What are you doing?" 

"I don't like wasting resources." 

"Sure, and fallen enemies have been a source of resources for forever, but usually you kill them first." 

"That can't be right. What if we don't decide to kill them?"