ROFL Encounter 1: Whoever Smelt It, Delt it

After the initial call form the ROFL challenging the SED, a wave of emergency calls came in from a Neopolis suburb complaining of foul odors and severe nausea. Most of those in the area had to flee rather than remain in a cloud of something so foul you could taste it.

• Morticon, Elandra, Li, Treya, Aldrinor, and Kamare arrived on the scene with backup
• Kamare and Elandra attempted to dispel the cloud of stench which proved to react to the effort
• A 50 ft tall polluted water elemental, a sewage elemental if you will, broke from the utility lines below crushing three homes and started tromping towards Neopolis while crushing anything it stepped on
• Elandra and Kamare attempted to slow the monstrosity with a sand layer and energy blasts. It did weak the shell and exposed tiny glints of something cleaner inside
• Aldrinor handled the civilians and directed the medical crews.
• Treya and Li tried to some some way from the ground to deal with this monster
  • Treya eventually rigged a CO2 and alum projectile meant to freeze and dessicate. Fired with magic in the shot allowed it to break through and disable the water elemental.
  • The resulting collapse send a massive wave of excrement all around the site.
• Li managed to make observations of three odd individuals
  • One had a maniacal grin and was definitely filming with his fone form a safe distance
  • Another was doing much the same with all the joy and mirth of Micajah
  • A third stealth unit hovering in the air and transmitting data was also spotted before it seemed to transport away somehow. At least a partial hint of the data stream may have been caught
  • Li's quoteable: "Stop or I will say stop at you again"
• One feline mixed in with Aldrinor's civilians broke into laughter when confronted. He has some kind of medallion or charm on. The cat started cackling madly and dropped dead

Recoverable Items

• The body of the afflicted feline
• The charm it was wearing around its neck
• The core from the elemental
• Li's clips of the observer and its data streams