They fall for it, just a little too fast!

"Just keep going!" Myria mouthed at her as the mage threw another quick glance in her companions direction. She smiled at the encouragement, and seemed to have almost forgotten about the others that were watching her performance. She changed the rhythm of her movements, and showing even more of her lovely legs while twisting and turning until she danced with her back to the majority of her attentive audience, not even noticing how one of the cave toad creatures was taking another step forwards.

Then suddenly it swept at her, closing the distance in a single leap that made her squeal out loud in surprise while the creature's hands latched onto her slender waist. Without a moment of warning it got her pushed up against the cold rocks, it's raging hardon mashed up between her legs and throbbing hard against her belly while her high slitted robes were allready mostly out of the way due to her careless dancing!

"By the goddess!" Cecilia breathed, reacting on instinct and rushing out with her sword raised even before her companion's cry of surprise had died away. Myria's call of warning from behind her came a moment too late, and she was caught completely off guard as the second cave toad smashed into her from the side. From the looks of it, the impact was completely incidental as the creature had simply lunged itself forward to join in with the mage, but the resulting clatter of weapons and pieces of armour against the damp rocks proved the moment of surprise to be highly effective against the human paladin.

The duellist meanwhile stepped forwards around the bend, hoping to get a clean hit at the closest of the creatures attacking her friends, only to realize that she was now in clear view of the third one. As she spun to face it however, while quickly regaining her balance and preparing for an immediate attack, she could find it nowhere in sight. Only a moment too late did she register the thud of something hitting the wall behind her, and even then she couldn't quite believe just how far these creatures were able to jump. By then it had already managed to push off once again, knocking the air out of her lungs and throwing them both to the floor while she tried to spin and evade the full brunt of it's attack.

That didn't go so well! But at least the odds are even, with each combatant fighting one on one. That is, until one side would manage tip the scales in their favour...