Liao doesn't really get a good look at him, nor does he really have the time to. He rounds a corner and literally feels chips and chunks of the wall sent flying from the impact of the creature's weapon. Having never seen a gun, the closest equivalent he can think off is that the Reaper's carrying a mini-catapult with it; not good.
But that being said, Liao's not exactly a slow-poke either. And if there's any tactic he excels in...it's surprise raids. Quick and short attacks, hitting the enemy the least where they expect it and getting out before they have the time to regroup. That experience is definitely going to help him out tremendously here.
He spies an open chest and grabs the handle of a short sword while still running on his feet. The next chest he picks up a dagger on the go, and the last one he strikes gold: a hand axe, similar enough to one of his twin axes at home. Turning a sharp corner, Liao feels his heart beat pick up; even more twists and turns, but there were far more junctions here then before, far more corners for him to duck and weave his way through.
This, he can work with. He immediately throws himself inside the convoluted passageways, taking careful note to notch each corner he passes with a sharp slash of the dagger against stone. Perhaps he's marking a way back, but at the same time he's also giving the Reaper hints on where he's going. Still, he needs to outrun or at least cause the Reaper to lose sight of him for three turns. Can he do it?]
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Liao doesn't really get a good look at him, nor does he really have the time to. He rounds a corner and literally feels chips and chunks of the wall sent flying from the impact of the creature's weapon. Having never seen a gun, the closest equivalent he can think off is that the Reaper's carrying a mini-catapult with it; not good.
But that being said, Liao's not exactly a slow-poke either. And if there's any tactic he excels in...it's surprise raids. Quick and short attacks, hitting the enemy the least where they expect it and getting out before they have the time to regroup. That experience is definitely going to help him out tremendously here.
He spies an open chest and grabs the handle of a short sword while still running on his feet. The next chest he picks up a dagger on the go, and the last one he strikes gold: a hand axe, similar enough to one of his twin axes at home. Turning a sharp corner, Liao feels his heart beat pick up; even more twists and turns, but there were far more junctions here then before, far more corners for him to duck and weave his way through.
This, he can work with. He immediately throws himself inside the convoluted passageways, taking careful note to notch each corner he passes with a sharp slash of the dagger against stone. Perhaps he's marking a way back, but at the same time he's also giving the Reaper hints on where he's going. Still, he needs to outrun or at least cause the Reaper to lose sight of him for three turns. Can he do it?]