As Ginny ends her conversation with that treasure hunter, she slides her hood back on shielding her face off the harsh sunlight of the dessert, her conversation with him wasn’t encouraging, rumors are that many that went in there to find treasures in this rare cave lost their lives, this cave itself is something of a rare occurrence, opening once every 100 years, but what Ginny was looking for in there isn’t the riches of the treasure, what she wants are the death of the demon spawns lurking in there. After dispatching a shadow raven off to notify her fellow demon hunters about her journey, she gave a slight sigh before dipping herself into the darkness of the cave. 

  As she step into the darkness, the sight and stench of rotting carcasses was strewn everywhere, she doesn’t seems perturbed by this, such was a normal scene for people like her, as she scans the surroundings, she walked towards a body that looked rather fresh;” hmm…looks at least 3 days old before he died”, as she feel the wound marks around the corpse with her dark gloved hands;“a lacuni’s blade wound, interesting…”, her mind wandered off abit, her past experiences with lacuni’s weren’t pleasant, her thoughts of Jostlin started rushing back, she snapped out of it;”focus Ginny”! As she stood, her eyes fell on some fresh footprints in the thickening dust, she spotted a trail leading up towards the depths of this hell hole;”looks like they left their meal half done, bold enough not to cover their tracks as the hunters…”, flipping out her concealed crossbow, she loaded a bolt, tip shimmering with a rune inscribed on it,”this time I’ll be the hunter and you shall be my prey lacuni”!
to be continued later, i think my boss gonna suspect if i dont finish my documents lul, feel free to comment or anything, if i can improve or somethin.

Cassie was taken aback when the arcane bolt was so easily deflected away by the necromancer. Truly this was one formidable adversary. Cassie knew immediately that pitting her skills against this necromancer would only result in her own defeat. Her mind raced to find another solution.

”I would suggest both of you to stop your duels here, my patience is short!” were the words coming from the demon hunter, crossbows raised and ready to fire.

Cassie was even more surprised to see the necromancer stopped his spell at this comment. This character was so unlike those she had heard in countless stories. Necromancers are supposed to be evil and hell bent on destruction. Well, supposed was the key word here.

“So to what do I owe the pleasure of this visit from two guests? Both of you owe me some explanation considering this is MY domain, I don’t take trespassers lightly,” the necromancer asked.

Cassie saw her chance. Quickly teleporting to the demon hunter's side, Cassie hugged her tight, completely taking the demon hunter by surprise. "I'm her guardian!" she announced cheekily. Cassie could feel the cold metal armor pressing hard against her bosom, her own thick silk robes barely offering any cushion against the metal mesh.

”What?!” the demon hunter protested, completely unable to respond in any coherent manner. "I do not know who you are at all! This isn’t a game!"

Mentally reciting a spell, Cassie quickly linked her mind with the demon hunter's so that they could communicate telepathically. "Stop protesting!" Cassie mentally urged the demon hunter.

"This necromancer is way more skillful than I have expected," Cassie continued telepatically. "If you do not play along, we will be dead in a short while! He is way above both you and I. If we are to take him, the only chance is to work together!"

Feeling that the demon hunter's resistance began to wane, Cassie released her hold on her. Out loud she spoke, "Oh! Come on, milady! You cannot still be angry at me for what happened last night, can you?"

The demon hunter looked confused but quickly played along, "You are quite right! I am still angry!"

Cassie let go of a breath she did not realized she was holding, relieved that the demon hunter is playing along. Putting on her best smile, she turned towards the necromancer who looks irritated.

"Oh! Please pardon our intrusion," Cassie said in as sweet a voice as she could muster. "You see, my lady here is chasing some demons and we were led into this cave. We got separated and when I heard the explosion, I feared the worst. It's an honest mistake!"

"What nonsense!" the necromancer replied haughtily. "There're no demons here.."

No sooner had the words left the necromancer's mouth, a blood curdling roar echoed through the chamber. A split second later half a dozen lacunis led by a huge dual-blade wielding leader broke into the chamber, hungry for blood. Fireballs started to rain down on Cassie and the demon hunter.

Cassie quickly turned and threw herself at the demon hunter and embraced her tightly again as a semi-transparent dome appeared over them. She had cast a slow-time spell. The raining fireball slowed and she was able to drag the demon hunter out of harm's way.

Cassie released the demon hunter and their eyes met for a moment. Cassie winked at her and flashed her a quick smile. Telepathically she commented to the demon hunter, "You smell really nice! But let's get rid of these beasts first, all right?"

With that she turned towards the nearest lacuni and released a couple of quick arcane bolts.