Raigryn gave a shake of his head. Realising that no one was paying any attention he said: "no."
He stepped from side to side on instinct, perhaps to test if those eyes would follow him. They didn't, but he was overwhelmed by the sense of a presence watching them back. It wasn't a pleasant feeling. It was like a great weight placed upon his chest with he looked back at those red orbs.
MENTHOCLASS, TAKE YOUR SECT. BRING THEM TO ME.
As you wish it, Great G'thallan, overlord of the metruvian mires and...
Now
Menthoclass shuddered at the weight of the interruption. It wasn't often that a higher being would stop a lesser form from completing their full title and showing the proper respect through body language and scent markers. It was hard for Menthoclass, a lowly third order, to comprehend the thoughts of a seventh. But it did seem to him that G'thallan was disturbed by what it perceived in the
Beyond. The land of their ancestors. Their rightful home.
There was a snap that rang out around the small room. Raigryn's hand went for his sword. Three sparks appeared on the floor before starting to move. Rather than closing on their group they started to etch a trail of fire on the floor.
"That looks almost like a summoning cir.. "
A flash of fire. Raigryn shielded his eyes. When he moved his arm aside
something was in the room with them. It stood several heads above him. Almost humanoid, with a leathery black skin.
It looked down at Raigryn with three red eyes. The thing on the other side of the mirror kept watch. Raigryn dropped his weight and raised the tip of his sword. There was a strange, acrid smell in the room. A hiss came from the creature, but he did not see its chest move to breath. All its limbs - and it had many that ended in wicked claws - were raised high.
Raigryn braced. Another loud crash came from behind. A flash of bronze on the periphery and suddenly the creature was underneath the mass of the golem. Metal screeched as it met flesh. Black ichor was spread across the floor and metal parts of the golem were torn from its form. More sparks appeared on the floor.
"Run," Raigryn said, his voice barely above a whisper.