Looking at the two somewhat wary Orcs before him, Karin naturally would not keep hiding in the corner.
His mastery of Invisibility was not particularly advanced. He could not vanish completely into the shadows like those Rogues, only blend into his surroundings somewhat by using light and shadow as camouflage; at close range, however, any movement would make him easy to detect.
Karin raised his Staff straight at the two Orcs.
The two already wary Orcs instantly sensed something amiss... but Karin gave them no time to react. Imprisonment had already enveloped them both.
Seeing the enemy emerge from the shadows, the two Orcs roared and cursed... but not a sound reached the outside.
Because this was an improved version of Imprisonment!
Just ten seconds later, the two completely restrained Orcs slumped limply to the ground, dead.
Karin walked over to the Orcs' bodies and rummaged through their belongings...
Both Orcs were equipped with armor and weapons that were fairly decent by Orc standards, but unfortunately, they were of practically no use to Karin.
The Orcs' packs were filled with all sorts of strange trinkets. Karin passed over them one by one until he found a bag containing food...
Carefully opening it, Karin found a large chunk of black bread and several pieces of strange, foul-smelling meat inside.
The black bread had probably been plundered from human farms or villages. It was coarse and hard, and could even serve as a club if necessary; as for those pieces of meat, who knew what "animal" they came from?
Karin certainly did not dare eat the Orcs' "meat." He merely tucked the bread into his belt and tossed everything else onto the ground.
He had left Karazhan in such a hurry that he had not even brought any food... and now, here