The evening of the twelfth was quiet. Certainly, an occasional screech tore through the skies or a roar rumbled from far off, but compared to the previous few days it was calm. Most of the dinosaurs were gone; defeated, eaten, who was keeping track anymore? Certainly not the natives of Vatheon. Those who had survived had hidden, burrowing
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Something he was horrible with.
He waited just a little longer, watching and analyzing his next move. A smirk crossed his lips. Yes... That could work. Riku summons Soul Eater into his hand and creates a portal, rushing through it with his hood up.
"Need an extra hand?"
--And suddenly he's coming out of the end of the corridor directly above the Spinosaurus' head, slamming the tip of his demon-wing sword into its right eye. He too was feeling the fatigue, but he wasn't the kind to show it so easily. Riku jumped off, letting his sword vanish into black mist since it--admittedly--got stuck in the dinosaur's eye socket. Now that the beast was blind like he appeared to be... it could get unpredictable.
Riku landed nearby, summoning his sword back to his grasp. If he had to, he'd be the human shield.
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It was not until it roared in pain from the other attackers that she tossed a ball of concentrated magic at it. The roar was cut short, causing the ball to strike its head and teeth. She sent another as it roared again.
Zelda was not going to bother trying to strike it on the armored scales. It was obvious she planned to hit it in the mouth or not at all.
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She was a little ways afar from them, but she already tried to see what she could do to help. Her father and Motochika were sleeping soundly back in their home, and nothing she could do would wake them up, so it fell unto the hands of Mitsuhide's daughter to defend their home with her life, if need be. Two men were attacking it, one of them successfully picking out its right eye. The other attacked its legs, but it showed no signs of stopping its rampage. A woman with long hair was trying to find a weak spot against its tough scales, and while Gracia did not recognize a blond woman charging up a spell, she did recognized Celes, magic surrounding her body.
Nimble feet rushed her to the scene, a faint glow inching its way across her own body. She raised a fist to the air to gather musou. One by one, she went through her attack roster mentally, but found that hand-to-hand combat against something like this was practically useless. She narrowed her eyes, remembering the things her father taught her, things like strategy and timing. The hide was going to be a problem, as well as its size...there had to be a way to get him to weaken and at the same time, make him fall.
For now, all Gracia could do was support. "I'm here to help, everybody!" She shouted to the small group against the roars of the dinosaur, running up to the high steps near the coral and jumping a significant height to reach the dinosaur's head. As she descended back down, she gathered her energy and let loose a large fireball against its bleeding eye. That should give those spellcasters enough time to hurt it!
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The only concern he felt was for the coral. It looked like this creature could crush it completely and it was the only power source he knew of here. Alex couldn't have that. And these people looked to be embarrassingly pathetic when it came to fighting.
He sighed and walked toward the battle. "I'm afraid you've forced my hand," he said calmly to anyone that might have been listening. As it writhed in pain its tail came swinging toward him. Alex quickly disappeared. To anyone with magic they may have seen a bit of light as he did these. A few seconds later he reappeared on the roof of a nearby building. He extended one hand and, again, without any connection to magic no one would notice the light forming around him just before a fairly good sized block of ice appeared and froze one of the dinosaur's feet. Keep it immobile would be wise and this would at least work temporarily.
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Now that it was temporarily unable to move and partially blinded, Rider made her move again. Putting a hand to the ground, several spikes and chains shot up from underneath it, all digging into various points around the dinosaur's neck. Once they had embedded themselves deeply into its flesh, Rider took hold of them and pulled. The Spinosaurus bent over, head coming closer to the ground.
Once the creature's head was close enough, Rider leapt into the air once more. Before it had a chance to straighten itself up, the long-haired Servant called up another spike and jammed it into the Spinosaurus' good eye.
Roaring in pain and rage, the dinosaur shook its head violently, tail thrashing around as it attempted to pull its leg free from the ice.
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Anyone who can be touched* by magic would find a warm colored light first enveloping the General, before it appeared around them as well. She could only do one at a time, starting with those closest to her. This would severely take most of her energy, but it boosted everyone’s speed tremendously. Celes was casting Haste.
((* only if you want it to hit your character, you can react as such. Guess it’s wrap up time? O.o))
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He'd taken advantage of the dinosaur's distraction by the others' doing and had gone straight to it without being noticed. Moreover, the fact that the Spinosaurus was immobilized made things much easier as he prepare to launch a more effective attack this time.
Then he felt lighter on his feet. Faster.
First, he slid to the spot directly under the dinosaur's head. He spun his swallow in a circle upward, then two series of lightning came crashing down on the Spinosaurus from above. Almost immediately after, he turned back to his guns and cast a spell -- a pair of lion-like ice heads emerged and homed in on the dinosaur's head, and both struck its target two or three times.
Yes. That was far faster and smoother than he'd anticipated it to be. Presumably the work of another combatant on this field. Nevertheless, Hubert quickly leap back and retreated to the far back as the dinosaur continued to roar in distress. After all, its head must be in severe pain with it being everyone's primary target, and the Spinosaurus could not strike back in time with its confinement from another attack earlier.
Just a little more.
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She ran to higher ground. The coral was surrounded by descending ramps and steps that led to the center, all she needed was to find a proper spot to execute her attack. The roof? Was there any way to get up there? Gracia found herself running and jumping faster than she expected, though. Glancing at her friend, she smiled triumphantly and waved a silent thank you to Celes. She didn't know she could cast that kind of magic!
Focusing on the task at hand, the redhead climbed up to an overlooking roof where she could see most of the combatants and the dinosaur. With the help of a special item in her pocket, Gracia was able to access her True Musou; first, she let out a continuous barrage of light beams in the direction of the dinosaur. It wouldn't hurt it much, but it would be enough to get its attention. As soon as she felt the build-up of energy culminate in her final attack, Gracia screamed to the others, "Get out of the way, please!"
She raised her hands up into the air and a giant ball of glowing energy appeared. The moment the dinosaur turned its head in her direction, and her allies were out of harms way, she threw it down to the ground. It hit its target successfully, and Gracia collapsed on her knees on the roof, watching the dinosaur roar and spasm. After her attack faded, the opportunity was finally there; She pointed at the dinosaur with its head bent down and its eyes closed.
"Attack it now, before it gets back up!"
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He did not look like he intended to attack again. "Interesting..." was the only thing he said as he saw the affects of the blast, though amongst the other noises it was possible his was lost.
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When he heard Gracia's plea, he followed it without question. A good thing, too; that light from her spell was blinding even with the blindfold on. The wielder had to squint to even make sense of any shapes after that.
Good thing it was almost impossible to miss such a large creature. However, this attack he was about to do was going to be incredibly draining if anything from the rest of the week of fending off small fries was anything to use as a judge. Riku braced for how much this was going to take out of him without relying on his power, eerily raising his arms above his head to grasp the hilt of his blade with both hands as he somehow levitated in the air. In a sudden burst of speed boosted even more by the Haste spell he dashed forward in midair, slicing into the dinosaur and--
Disappeared.
In a flurry of dark corridors and jabs, Riku darted forward with the spinosaurus in the center as if though on a clock. 8 o'clock, 10 o'clock, 12 o'clock, 2 o'clock and finally 4 o'clock. With the increased speed its left quite a number of severe wounds on the creature before he appears above it again, slamming the blade into its back as he hissed something under his breath. Pillars of darkness appear below it, causing the beast to cry out as the darkness entered the wounds. Damn... Almost had it.
He jumped off the beast, collapsing onto his knees after that. Man... that took more than he could have ever guessed. "Finish it!"
((If anyone got confused about it... 2:22))
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When the pillar appeared beneath him and the dinosaur opened its mouth wide in a pained cry, she let loose a volley of magic. Several balls of light striking, one after another, into the creature's open maw, searing tongue and soft flesh as it went.
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While she had stayed to the side during the attacks of the others, Rider made her last move. Appearing suddenly on the creature's head, she brought up a nail before jamming it as far as she could into the beast's skull. Dark blood gushed out of the wound, covering Rider's hands before she jumped away. She landed on all fours on the ground, feeling the ground shake as the Spinosaurus stumbled once more and then began to fall.
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