**Giggles!**

This was done back in 2015, a good deal more recent and, with the advent of me getting back to my own works for a change, I thought I would post it here on FA. Also, chatting with a consistent commenter,  deltasearcher, he helped remind me one of the funnier moments and one that's developed into a reoccurring theme when being Israfel: her nack for getting into trouble. Usually when playing her, I use the BESM: Big Eyes And Small Mouth d20! with the Pathfinder 1st Edition!, which is still my favorite between that system and Dungeons and Dragons! In that, she's often pretty tough or even invulnerable to phyiscal damage, mostly to blunt and sharp weapons and attacks. So, getting hurt is not something she's often conscious of ... and the mayhem is she also ha a high degree of absentmindedness, which makes her fun to play. It could be anything that catches her attention ... so she wanders off.

In the example I'll use here is the most famous one. We were going through the adventure path, the Gothic version of classic horror, The Carrion Crown!, which, outside of Skull and Shackles! is my all time favorite of the Pathfinder! series. And our resident healer and brainiac goes wandering off and our resident "Israfel Tracker!" is still in a rage and needs a few minutes to calm down from her blood rage. I think it was due to some undead goblins or something equally demented ... well, Israfel disappears and one of the guys, in a moment of true genius says, "Why don't we put a bell on her?" Someone added putting a "Locate Israfel Spell!" on the other end of the leash. That was when the Bearded Lantern stepped in and said, "Do we want to have the monsters know where our best healer is?" He also pointed out, "Let's not find the monster who can eat her." To which I said, "Does anyone want to be the one to deal with Caitlynn?" No one said much after that, though I think the Security Officer said something surprising: "Where are the Chains of Gaia?" Now, for those who might not remember these pains, those were the magical chains that Caitlynn was supposed to not be able to break. Well, during one of her rages when Master Gunther had been threatening Israfel, Caitlynn shattered them! Oh yes, my friends! Two critical 20s! in a row should do the trick, right? I believe it was the Masque who said something about "The magic on those being destroyed, along with the chains." It was a vote among the players since I was running the game and thought that I should NOT be the one to have a vote in this decision. But that thought was stopped with a glance from the Bionic Forearm and a shake of his head from the Left Fielder. That's when The Quiet One giggled, bringing attention to her since she's normally quiet. "Not it!" she shouted! And then fell into a lot of laughter which everyone else did too!