[There is a portion of Paris that is very windy all of a sudden, with a very small calm spot right in the middle, and a figure absolutely covered in lightning in the center of it. It appears she's attracted a good number of Kishin, and is doing her best to fight them off. Some of her braids have obviously been let down, most glaringly both of the
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He steps forward and calls to her.]
You can't kill them that way.
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[He snorts in contempt and holds out his left hand, as he would normally do to Fight. But instead of beginning a word spell, he simply watches his hand - and it changes. The long fingers shorten and thin; the skin turns dark and hard and knotted, like the progress of a horrible skin disease on fast-forward; from the shrinking palm a glassy-looking orb puffs out of nothing.]
Didn't you hear? You have to kill them like this.
[With that he he tenses his arm and waves the transformed hand gracefully - and a jet of fire spews from the glassy orb. The fire races through the air as if following an invisible fuse, fast and directed, until it hits a Kishin and explodes into an inferno. Several more jets of fire and five Kishins are down.]
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[Those winds are going to shove at Soubi, though not by any active attempt of Tris's to shove him away.] If you want to kill, that's your problem. I'll have no part in it!
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You'll never stop their attacks with just spells.
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[Well.]
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Rise. Though the world may fall, rise up. I will ride upon a cloud, steady and slow, and I shall not succumb to the earth that grovels below me.
[Nothing seems to change as he mutters the hasty spell - but that's the point. As the ground buckles and cascades, Soubi stays still, eyes closed and protected from the pelting earth.]
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There. That should hold them.
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They'll get out again, eventually. And they'll go after someone else.
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That was not a spell from my world. What sort of spell was it?
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Magic back home is nothing like yours, either.
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Your magic feels like mine. You're bonded to other people.
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Yes- I am. My foster-siblings. We're... a bit... different, even for home.
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So you're unique? Are people generally not bonded to anyone at all?
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