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Destructive finale

Aug 26, 2010 14:39

Characters: Cookie (freakin' Bowser) and Krile (awesome dragon thing)
Date/Time: Thursday night, near midnight
Location: the park, Captain Planet
Rating: PG for awesome dragon combat, derp, and possible forms of defenestration
Summary: In Cookie's last stop of epic destruction, Krile intervenes for a battle of awesome proportions.

( and so they fought like two epic dragons, one graceful, the other one Bowser )

~super mario: kamek (cookie)*, ff5: krile (cara)

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feathered_earth August 26 2010, 21:46:55 UTC

It had been nearly a week now since turning into a dragon, and Krile was quite hoping that it would end soon. She really was rather weary of being isolated from others, and while she'd run into more than one friend and been able to communicate after a fashion, it wasn't a substitute for what she was used to.

Unable to sleep and not happy with the nighttime chill, she'd decided to fly around the Sphere for a while to get tired before returning to her rooftop. And then maybe she'd wake up with arms and legs tomorrow, and just crawl through a window to have breakfast with Sailormoon.

Those thoughts were derailed when she caught sight of a bright flame beneath her. Krile banked instantly, landing in the Park ungracefully but safely. It looked like a giant reptile monster of some sort rampaging around--without thinking, she let out a cry and flapped towards it, aiming to tackle it before it could set anything else on fire.

magic_geometry August 26 2010, 21:58:31 UTC

The sound immediately caught Cookie's attention. At first he thought it was one of those meatheads out to stop him (or attempt to) once again. He'd happily deal with them then continue on his rampage until he could do so no more (then probably attempt to create some sort of device which could make it appear he can breathe fire for the pure entertainment of it).

But to his surprise, as he turned, he found something much larger. A dragon? Well whatever it was, it wasn't as cool as he was and it was about to go down.

Well right after this.

He recoiled into his shell, taking the impact of the attack with ease. It was a hard, rather spiky shell and had proven effective to most attacks thus far.

feathered_earth August 26 2010, 22:03:47 UTC

Oh, ow. Krile made the fortunate discovery at that moment that dragon scales were quite tough, but colliding with the huge spikes on the thing's shell still hurt quite a bit. She reared back reflexively and landed on all fours. Her eyes right now weren't bad at seeing in the dark, but she didn't have cat-like vision or anything... more light would still have been useful.

Well, no use complaining about it, and no time to waste on thoughts like that either. Whacking the shell with her claws didn't seem to have any effect, not that she'd expected it to... she backed up a step and stayed in a defensive posture, watching. If it wanted to attack her it would have to come out of its shell.

magic_geometry August 26 2010, 22:09:23 UTC

Cookie peered out from inside the shell. A defensive position. That creature was waiting for him to make the next move. He carefully weighed out his options. Truthfully he could simply wait retracted in his shell for ever and a day (well as long as he kept this body, at least) but that was hardly fun. Sure, he wanted to be victorious but he also didn't want this to be boring. Taunting was always an option but this creature was a bit faster than the other creatures he'd fought. He'd need something more effective...

So with a quick pop, he returned to his normal standing, letting out a rather mighty snarl, then inhaling deeply before letting out a huge breath of fire at the creature which stood before him. Taunting would have to wait.

/needs this icon feathered_earth August 26 2010, 22:19:40 UTC

Krile had been braced to move when the creature did, but the blast of fire was rather wide and she was too big to dodge as easily as she could have if she was five foot nothing and springy. This body was a lot of things, but springy wasn't one of them. The cry she let out this time was rather pained, but it didn't stop her from lunging forward.

Human instincts and dragon muscles warred for a moment--the most sensible thing would be to use that mouthful of sharp teeth she had, but the thought of biting a monster just seemed so strange that she lashed out with her claws instead, trying to score his face or body.