[Then enjoy a more descriptive front row seat! <3]purgatory_marenNovember 2 2008, 10:44:13 UTC
[ Minato backs into a tree, wrestling his Katana against the crossed forearms of what appeared to be a mutilated human being, face covered in blood and orangey-coloured, stringy hair and clothes torn. Most of this was like this before Minato ever fought it. It didn't seem to mind that the blade pressed into the tender flesh as it blocked, but pushed on until Minato kicked the Reaver in the chest, stalling it long enough for him to bring his Evoker out once more.
His use of it has become quicker now and he fires it at into his own head, Orpheus materializing at his side and attacking immediately. The Persona raises his ivory harp and allows the shrieking creature to dash forward, and then bashes it violently into the ground. In the mean time, Minato himself has bounced back from the daze of firing the Evoker and is slashing one more Reaver, who has no intention of stopping until it has died. ]
*gets popcorn*molexplosionNovember 2 2008, 17:44:24 UTC
[Bakuryu is distracted by the Persona--there is a vague amusement about Orpheus' appearance and its peculiar use of the lyre--but most of his attention is on the teenager wielding its power. He notes the slight pause after the unusual gun is fired, but otherwise the fighting is quite efficient.
He considers saying so, but as amusing as it might be to see if the other boy would be alarmed by another's presence, it would be a pity if he caused the battle to end too soon. So he waits, perched in one of the trees, for the conclusion.]
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His use of it has become quicker now and he fires it at into his own head, Orpheus materializing at his side and attacking immediately. The Persona raises his ivory harp and allows the shrieking creature to dash forward, and then bashes it violently into the ground. In the mean time, Minato himself has bounced back from the daze of firing the Evoker and is slashing one more Reaver, who has no intention of stopping until it has died. ]
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He considers saying so, but as amusing as it might be to see if the other boy would be alarmed by another's presence, it would be a pity if he caused the battle to end too soon. So he waits, perched in one of the trees, for the conclusion.]
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