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Re: Against the Night
« Reply #60 on: August 05, 2015, 05:12:23 AM »
Dispersing the remaining portals when the last of the houndlings fell, he turned away from the carnage and briefly glanced over those who still remained. Counting in his head, he noted that all seven were still alive and well, albeit some in worse condition than others. The person he had initially thought was a noncombatant had remained on the field as well, a curious bow slung across his torso. Eyes narrowing, he was about to question the feline when the trees behind him began to fall. Noisily crashing to the earth and the ground rumbling beneath his feet, he immediately knew what had walked onto the scene. However, he was not prepared for its immense size when he turned back around, subconsciously taking a single step back as he surveyed the entirety of the massive beast. He clenched his jaw instead of allowing it to go slack in surprise. Apparently the apothecary and the survivor he spoke of had not been lying about its brutal size.

"Xavier..." Although he whispered the name, he tried to make it loud enough to for the hybrid to hear. "This does not appear to be a bright idea."

Now that it had established its presence, he slowly began to work his way back towards the rest of the group. He had learned his lesson after being the first one attacked in the initial throng of houndlings. Nemael also knew quite well that if this thing tried to pull the same stunt as the little bastards, neither his magical barrier or armor would be capable of holding it off; let alone saving his life yet again. "Spirits," he cursed under breath. Taking a few more cautious steps back, he finally stopped just as he felt his tail briefly brush against one of the many who had been near the center of their makeshift arena. "How the hell are we supposed to kill this thing, let alone injure it?" he wondered aloud, wary of it somehow understanding what he was saying. As it was, the distinct intelligence it displayed made him far too conscious of the situation they were in.
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Re: Against the Night
« Reply #61 on: August 05, 2015, 06:48:46 AM »
Silas turned, sword in hand. Luckily, no acid had gotten on his sword, but a few drops had gotten on his armor. thankfully, Dimetrium fared quite well when face up with acidic attacks of pretty much any sort, but that did not mean that the cloth that held together his armor did. If too much acid got on him, it would disintegrate, and fall apart.
He was in the middle of drinking a potion that would neutralize any trace of a poison in his bloodstream when he heard a loud boom, followed by the snap snap snap! of breaking trees, and the immense, ground shaking thud of a heavy beast running at full speed.
He immediately whirled around, a smile on his face... the potion that he had just consumed had been known to have some anger inducing effects, but the Vorsord didn't notice such things. However, he noticed that damnable thing, it's very presence seeming to gloat 'Oh, I'm here! you can't kill me, I'm at the top of the food chain!' And Silas, being the good Vorsord that he is, intended to change that.
"Ploughing Son of a WHORE!" Silas screamed, holding his sword over his head, savagely, proudly over his head as he charged, ready to slit the thing's throat. That thing needed to die, and it needed to die now!

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Re: Against the Night
« Reply #62 on: August 05, 2015, 07:24:50 AM »
"Yes, perhaps not." Came the contemplative reply from the hybrid, who had also taken a few steps back from the beast himself.


A few of the more brave, or more likely reckless, members of the group were already going on the offensive. The blast of magic from Drake his the beast full in the chest, the flash of energy briefly lighting up the clearing. While the beast clearly felt the impact, the blast clearly lacked the force required to move such a colossal creature, and the chitinous hide showed no signs of damage.

The Hound bounded the short distance towards the mage, lowering its head and bulling into him. Upon impact it raised its head in a quick motion, likely tossing the much smaller man up into the air with tremendous force. Successful or not, its attention would shift to the Vorsord. It met the charging canine with a roar that shook leaves from nearby trees, droplets of corrosive saliva spraying wildly out in front of it.

Unlike before the creature stood its ground against the armored male's charge, attempting to swipe a giant paw at him as he neared. The spines on the back of its paw stretched out to meet the Vorsord, each long enough to easily impale the man.

A pair of small explosions ignited against the side of the creature's head, causing it to turn just slightly to protect its eye. Xavier's magic had a highly diminished effect from this range, and only able to use one paw greatly reduced his firepower. Still, that might give the attackers some minuscule advantage. "We need something that can break it's hide." He growled to those nearest to him. While he was eager to help his comrades, rushing in headlong against this particular foe did not sit well with him.
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Re: Against the Night
« Reply #63 on: August 05, 2015, 10:12:58 AM »
Neshar effortlessly kept up his act. Even through all the pushing, shoving, and even scorn he had endured from this rag tag band of… whatever they were. He easily imitated a nervous and frightened civilian. He stood up straight, wide eyes, and ears nervously flicked back. His thumbs twiddling as he flicked his eyes too and fro. But… they had a different intention behind the fear struck gaze. He was observing them, wondering if they would be a threat to him when all was finished… or would they be the kind sort.

Given that they had pulled him to a position of safety that not even their back line seemed to be enjoying… he’d be willing to put a few coins on the friendly bet. But he wasn’t willing to take the plunge of going all in, case he got burned.

But… with each one of them fighting with all their gusto… Neshar could only hope that they were friendly. Because storms! They were amazing! The cluster of bandits he dealt with earlier were nothing compared to this lot. They could kill him in a heart beat if they turned on him now!

And that’s something he should be worrying about now… the battle was over as quickly as it had began.

The feline was careful to continue his act. His eyes warily scanning about, noticing everyone relaxing before finally pipping up. “E-er… masters. You… mentioned something worse than these things,” the feline mused wanely. He took a few tentative steps forward. His tail… twitching… but not bristling. Something the feline never figured out how to control willingly.

His eyes fell on the wound that was eating away at Xavier’s shoulder. And he held out a palm. “Forgive me masters… for being a bother. But… perhaps I ca-”

The feline paused when his ears picked up a strange disturbance in the air. First… a rumbling. Then a bone chilling roar! Then finally… the crackling and screeching of trees as they fell, and thundered against the soft earth.

The feline grimaced as he dared to look up… and spotted some indescribable horror. Not… really. It was very describable. It just looked like a bigger version of the hounds this group had been fighting. And… that means if this is what they were after… they were probably insane. The cat was about to openly suggest a tactical retreat… as he wasn’t the only one who noticed they weren’t prepared for this sort of fight. But… sadly bravery and brovado could lead a fool to death it seems… as a few members of the party had already charged head on with no real sort of plan.

“F-fools,” The feline yelped as he reached out to grab hold of one of them… though they were just out of reach. The feline pulled his hand back, and watched with a befuddled gaze. How many adventuring parties have met their deaths like this? Far too many… and this will be one that joined those ranks it seemed. Neshar, slowly turned contemplating his leave. But he paused after hearing a voice.

“Just need something that can break it’s hide?” The feline mumbled to himself. At least that confirmed one of them was capable of thought. The cat sighed as a thought slipped into his head. Something that big is probably more dangerous to it’s self than it thinks. It might be intelligent… but Neshar highly doubt it had ever sprayed it’s self with acid before.

The feline spun around, his body phazing into transparency for only a brief moment before flickering back to normal. He was no longer wearing his civilian get up, but was in his actual thieving equipment.

The feline tore his shortbow off of his back, and already had an arrow knocked up to it’s neck. He fired it, sending it hurtling through the air with a trail of whisping black smoke behind it, and slamming against the creature’s hard chitin. Predictably it bounced off, spiraling upwards. In just a second… the feline disappeared, and reappeared, twirling in the air in place of the arrow. Which was now in his hand. He grunted as he landed back first against the creature’s head and tumbled down it’s neck towards it’s body. In his last few tumbles, he bounced up into the air and landed back on his feet.

His heart was racing as he quickly took aim once more, and released a flurry of haphazardly flying arrows towards the creature’s head. He mentally cursed himself behind each arrow he fired. A few wizzing about strangely. Some twirled in the air after making a playful arch and battering the alpha’s head. A few did do arrow things… but only served to make a loud clack after breaking it’s arrowhead on the citin and falling to the ground. That was all find. Neshar had no plans on harming the creature like that. He just wanted to severely piss it off into doing something stupid.

If the creature did pay some mind to the minor little nuisance. The feline would knock his last arrow, and fire it into it’s open mouth. Hopefully that would be enough to provoke it into showering it’s own body with acid. Regardless… the feline was prepared to make a hasty ret-

CRACK!

A resounding boom ripped through the air, followed by a small plume of smoke in a blaze of glory and soaring embers, and metal fragments.

“I actually had a one of THOSE left!?” The thief mentally screamed. His bewildered facial expression hidden behind his mask. Those his easily seen wide eyes betrayed any attempt of impasse he tried to provide. That… explosive arrow was surely going to do some damage… provided it didn’t kill it… and provided it didn’t…. sort of just turn it from agitated to positively RANCOROUS. Very much the case... the arrow is heavier... which means that the feline didn't quite compensate for that fact thanks to his lack of inventory managing. The arrow could have very well fell a little ways lower and struck it's neck instead.
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Re: Against the Night
« Reply #64 on: August 05, 2015, 10:45:43 AM »
Camille groaned out as he kicked at the creatures below him.. The pace changed quickly when the largest of the beasts approached with its showering entrance. He yanked back his shields and watched as the newest recruit fired his arrow straight at the beasts' maw. Eyes widening, he grit his teeth and dived forward. Both shields combining into one, forming a wall before the thief and himself as he leaned against it; effectively shielding most of the shards of the arrow and acid flying towards the group.. Camille sapped the energy of those dead around him, his weight pressed against his own transparent wall as he watched the beast affront of it.. The acid of its maw sliding down it and not affecting the material.

He exhaled slowly, eyes shut as he grit his teeth. A crackling noise roared out as he looked out; the material shattering and reforming to cover Silas' chest. As Camille watched him act brashly. Kneeling in exhaustion, a second crack manifested itself.. A short moment after materializing, the light material faded with a bright display. Camille bit his lip and cursed beneath his breath, moving back. Eyes widening as he retreated toward the center of the group; panting sharply and panicking; trying to restore any material of the light around them. Although the sunlight was in large quantity, the mage still had quite a lot of work to do as he converted the material. He moved towards the back, relying upon his allies to cover him.
"I'm going to attempt weighing it down, but I need to focus.." He panted out, teeth still grit as his eyes focused upon the beast.


In a similar fashion as before, more material appeared. This time in a lava like state(although without the heat), the mage attempted to launch it at the right side of the beast. Camille was locked in his stance, eyes focused upon his target.
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Re: Against the Night
« Reply #65 on: August 05, 2015, 11:09:46 AM »
Nemael bit back a retort when Silas went charging straight for the fiend, sword raised above his head while he screamed. The first thought that came to mind was the death throes of a madman. It also made him fairly certain it would lead to Silas' unfortunate end, a great warrior felled by the adrenaline of war against beast. Briefly he considered the same for the mage who had also been in the great things path, but his attention quickly shifted from what was happening to them and instead to the man he had noted was not new to combat. First it was blithe statements of the obvious, then a sudden explosion that seemed to momentarily daze the animal they faced. Unsure whether to mentally commend or reprimand every last one of them, he slowly shook his head before finally coming to the conclusion it was better to act than to stand there as a nuisance.

Glancing to Mort, a small grin creased the cloth around his mouth as a thought came to mind. The man had stated his obvious disdain and disappointment at the fact he had participated little in the prior fight mere moments ago. This would wind up becoming his inspiration. "Mort!" he barked suddenly. Calling on the energies of the shift, he opened a rift only slightly off center of his vision, so that he may still see around the glistening thing rather than being blinded to the hounds attack. "How far can you fall without dying?"

Depending on Mort's response, he would either open another rift at the maximum height allowed or completely shut down the idea. He did not know whether or not he had used too much of... whatever powered his blood borne abilities nor if his hide was tough enough to withstand such a maneuver without its aid. On the upside, it would put the bully not only into the midst of battle, but right on the things back.

Regardless of the inevitable response, he moved closer to Camille after his comment and effectively turned himself into a physical shield. How much good that would do against the thing if it dashed at them was questionable, but it would at least give him enough time to shut down both rifts and open two more for the three mages to make a mad dash through if it came down to it. However, where they would likely end up was in the air--both literally and figuratively. If forced to create them both within seconds, they could wind up two feet from the ground... or several dozen. Fortunately, he felt assured that it would not come down to such tactics when Camille sent a blast of what appeared to be magma straight at the beasts face, distractions coming at it from all angles.
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Re: Against the Night
« Reply #66 on: August 05, 2015, 12:50:31 PM »
Drake saw the large beasts attack quite easily because it was a large lumbering beast. Better yet why wouldn't he see it. Drake managed to mostly avoid the attack bouncing off of the side of it's head almost knocking it over. But he had a place and it all depended if he could get underneath it. As Drake fell he used his telekinesis spell to push him in the right direction and with a small leap he was underneath. Quickly he tried to plunge an ethereal Dagger into it's hopefully softer underside by using the same technique as before using both his telekinesis and his full strength. If it succeeded he would plunge another dagger into it and hold on, if it failed he would slide out from the underside and reexamine the beast to find another weak point.
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Re: Against the Night
« Reply #67 on: August 05, 2015, 04:05:01 PM »
 As the beast showed itself, Mort took a few steps back, surprised at the mere size of the thing – even with his abilities, he wasn't sure being up close and personal as he was with the houndlings would benefit him, especially with that spit. He wasn't afraid so much as he was sure that there would have to be some tactical way to injure the thing, especially when some of the group began to charge forward and attack to no avail. For a moment he seemed caught up in his own head until he heard a voice pierce the fog that was his mind.

 
“How far can you fall without dying?”

 
The bully turned his head, grinning at that – perhaps a bit too enthusiastically. “A pretty reasonable distance. Higher than most people anyway. Dropping me will be like dropping a boulder on its ass, especially if you go from a good height.” Despite his usual position at the front of the line, the bully had enough mind to step back behind the shields, or at least close enough to be able to act on whatever Nemael was thinking. “Why you got a plan? I'm all for plans.”

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Re: Against the Night
« Reply #68 on: August 05, 2015, 09:38:48 PM »
Seeing the manic grin that crossed his features, Nemael immediately knew he had struck the right chord. Turning away from Camille and the onslaught that was occurring between the many participants, he kept his voice low, as though conspiring. In reality, he feared the damned thing might understand what he was planning and somehow make a move to shift its great bulk away at the last second. He was also fairly certain this was unnecessary paranoia as, in his opinion, it did not display the intelligence or fortitude to even understand language.

"Indeed. One that I think you will quite like." Sliding his gaze away, he judged the creatures current path. "I am going to open another rift above the hound. I would like you to charge through this one," he waved to the one he had already set in front of the man. "Then use your abilities when you judge best to drop on either its spine or head; up to you. From what I saw earlier, you would do far more damage than a boulder. Thus depending on where you choose to hit it, or where it is most opportune at the moment, it should either crack a few of those plates, break them, or even stop its current mad dash."

Watching as the mage deftly slid underneath the hound, he reconsidered the idea for a second. However he quickly shook his head, discarding the possible outcome in favor of Drake knowing to get out from under the animal when it was beast; especially when he saw a thin trail of blood coming from where the mage had apparently sunk something into its flesh. "Depending on the damage you do and if you can withstand a second hit, I'll open another rift near you. This way you can hit the damned thing as much as you like from varying angles, though note I can only do this a few more times. After that, I will have to close them." Tail swaying slowly behind him, his eyes narrowed as the fight continued. "Sound like a plan?"

If Mort agreed, he would set about immediately opening the second rift for him to come falling through, then the rest in quick succession until he was no longer able.
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Re: Against the Night
« Reply #69 on: August 05, 2015, 10:39:32 PM »
 “I'll do you one better than that,” Mort asserted, moving himself in position to charge through said portal. His maniacal grin was enough to show his feelings on the issue, perhaps a bit too giddy to get literally thrown in the midst of battle, though with their current predicament, it wasn't as if he'd had much of choice... He'd try anything at least once – which was why he was willing to trust a stranger to throw him through some mystery portal over an enormously deadly and practically indestructible hound. “If this doesn't work, I hope you're prepared to get me out of this mess, too,” he huffed, the dark blood on his shoulder going rigid as he disappeared through the rift, clasping both hands together so that he could deliver a heavy drop of his elbow directly.

 
As promised, he came flying out of the second portal, though instead of going for the head or spine in particular, Mort directed himself to try to get a mixture of both aiming to connect his elbow to the neck, just between where it connected to the head. “Take this, mutt,” he growled, jerking his elbow downward to allow more force to his hit. With the distance he was dropped, there was no doubt he'd do damage – now he only hoped that he'd chosen the right spot to aim.

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Re: Against the Night
« Reply #70 on: August 06, 2015, 04:59:19 AM »
Feeling that the acid was not going to abate as quickly as he had hoped, and with the entire group engage din offensive combat Xavier looked at his arm with a mixture of pain and aggravation. He raised a paw to it, pointing a single digit and averting his face. The snap of magic and the hiss of burning skin followed the maneuver, the destructive magic biting deeper into his skin. Luckily the force had cleaned away most of that pesky vitriolic goo. Unluckily, without some serious healing he was going to be managing the rest of the fight one-armed.

As the others began executing their strategies and counter-moves against the beast, he stripped his coat from his bad arm and quickly began tying the limb up in a way that would prevent it from moving as much as possible. Watching intently...

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The magical shield in front of Silas exploded into a fine mist, but it had served its purpose. The momentum of the beast's swipe had been stopped almost entirely, giving Silas a clear window to act.

The Hound whirled in a circle, attacks coming at it from several directions at once. Something was jabbing it in the stomach. Not painfully, hardly even enough for it to feel, but that meant somehow something had gotten beneath it without getting trampled. It was spinning around as much in hopes of stepping on whatever pest was down there as to orient itself to the attacks, for truthfully none so far had harmed it.

It heard more than felt the arrows clicking off of the back of its head, and turned to look over its shoulders. A particularly heavy 'clunk' sounded near the lower part of its face, and then it was reeling. The beast staggered several steps away from the explosion that had rocked its face, the chitinous plates and much of its skin having been blasted free, exposing a black and res mottled flesh. A large portion of the right side of the creatures head was now entirely unprotected, and though its eye was stung by the smoke and debris, it could still see.

It roared and wheeled again, facing back the way it had come from, confronting this dangerous assailant and keeping its face turned away from the rest of the adventurers. Before it knew what was happening its face was forced down into the ground, something heavy and pointed coming down on its neck with tremendous force. One of the armor plates along its backside cracked audibly, splintering like brittle bone beneath the force of that attack. The concussion of the creature being forced to the ground caused a ring of dust to kick up from the forest floor, the shockwave a breeze that blew leaves and dirt across battlefield.

Strong as it was, the blow did not fell the creature, which rose back up again almost immediately. However, it moved with a sluggishness that denoted pain, now both the base of its neck and side of its face exposed to harm. It bucked and twisted, trying to throw the assailants from its back, mouth open hungrily as it growled in savage frustration. Single-minded in its desire to rend and tear whatever living creatures were near it. It was then that Camille's magic hit it in the flank, the semi-solid energy sticking it to the ground. At first it pulled free with a wrenching motion, but the magical energies stuck to it began weighing it down, until soon enough it could hardly move its front leg on the left side.

Feeling the desperate situation it suddenly found itself in, the creature howled. The cry was answered from several spots elsewhere in the forest. It's tongue slipped from its mouth, long and rope-like, lashing around its back to try and catch or dislodge Mort and Neshar, coated in that horrific acid.


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Re: Against the Night
« Reply #71 on: August 06, 2015, 01:14:41 PM »
 Drake smiled when the dagger imbedded itself into the softer underside of the beast. Now he needed to get his sword in. He pulled his arm back and summoned the blade and as he was about to make it plunge into the beast like the dagger when the blast happened. Drake's ears were ringing at tge sheer sound of it and disorienting him a little causing the stab to slide off the armor. Drake then panicked a bit and held onto his dagger dropping the sword and phasing it out of existence. He held on to the dagger successfully till Mort fell from the sky the impact knocking the dagger out of it's wound launching Drake away from the beast. He was too disoriented to do anything at this point.
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Re: Against the Night
« Reply #72 on: August 07, 2015, 07:57:04 PM »
 “Go for its legs!” Mort growled, doing his best to hold onto the back of the creature as he could. If they could take out the thing's legs, it would at least stop moving so that he could deliver blows until the thing was dead. As it stood now, Mort was raising one fist at a time, bludgeoning the thing as best as he could with hardened fists whenever the thing wasn't squirming wildly. “I hope you're ready Nemael,” the canine huffed, doing his best to avoid the whip like tongue. It struck him at least once, which hurt like hell, but allowed him to manipulate his blood more freely.

 
The second time it whipped back around, the fighter had manipulated his blood into a glove like layer before he grabbed at it, coiling it around his fists. The blood sizzled accordingly, and although Mort knew that his protection only gave him so much time, he held fast to the thing's tongue and launched himself from its back, “Portal!” he yelled, hoping to whatever gods were out there that Namael was prepared to catch him and launch him again. If he was lucky, he'd sever the tongue when he passed through the portal before the acid burned through his blood and into his flesh.

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Re: Against the Night
« Reply #73 on: August 07, 2015, 08:48:17 PM »
“FOOLS! ALL OF THEM!” The thieve’s mind screamed out. Small grunts escaped him as he had to quickly duck down and grab hold of a crevice in the stumbling creature’s shell to stabilize himself. The least he could do against this thing was to provide an opportunity to kill it. And he’s done his part in it! Now it was just time for some big damn hero to end it for good!

The feline quickly looked up, and quickly spotted the tongue coming his way. It was by pure instinct that his body faded away quickly after spinning off in an acrobatic twist, propelling him into a strange dimension filled with only negative and positive space. The negative space… exerted some strange properties. He swam through it… but it resembled everything that light propagated through. With strange… things floating about of course. Natural for a good number of dimensions. And his portals? Were the shadows that he could drift to, that the light would allow him. A strange world as usual… but something that the feline grew used to.

It took a few seconds in this world to move to move through another portal, but in reality it was just nearly instanious. The feline’s body reappeared in the shade of a tree, with him continuing his dancing motion. His body disappeared once more, this time willingly for good measure to make sure he confused the creature if it decided to continue targeting him, and appeared in another location.

He stopped, both feet planted in the grass, and a hand on a nearby trunk to help stop himself in mid motion. His gaze resettled back on the action. His ears spinning around tracking the howling cries that responded to the beast’s anguish. Well that definitely can’t be good.

Neshar’s eyes soon settled on a dazed individual, whom was way to close to the creature for his own good. Seeing how the thief already drug himself into helping this group… he might as well continue with the sentiment. He sprung to action, quickly lounging out to Drake. The feline paid no mind to any protests he might have given him when he scooped him up onto his shoulder and quickly pulled him out of the combat to the cover a nearby tree… where he was kindly dropped onto his arse.

His masked face slowly turned away from the man, looking to the direction of the additional howls. If his eyes weren’t hint enouh at his unease, then his gloved hand tentatively reaching for a dagger is.

“COULD SOMEONE PLEASE STAB THAT THING IN THE NECK AND FINISH THIS?!”
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Re: Against the Night
« Reply #74 on: August 07, 2015, 08:52:12 PM »
Silas reeled as the beast struck him, taking a moment to regain his senses, which seemed to be refusing to cooperate; all he saw was the ground, flashing lights... giving his head a good shake, he looked back up, and saw the state the beast was in. a plate had been cracked, and a good chunk of his face was missing, red and enraged. the creature seemed to be just as mad, if Silas was a good judge of the emotions of beasts. Of course, with a beast like this, it was hard for one to tell if the beast was mad or just hunting. Nevertheless, Silas was back in action, charging towards the beast. He got there, dodging a swipe of the creature's paw on the way, mid way through a vicious, controlled slash at the creature's exposed flesh, when he saw Mort grab the thing's tongue, and, using his enhanced reflexes to react quickly, made a small step back, causing his sword to arc right through the creature's tongue.
However, some of the acid spray from doing such an act hit the vorsord right in the face, quickly singing off small spots of fur... and his left eye.
He let out an immense, primal roar, blindly stabbing his sword at the thing before backpedaling as quickly as he could to the rear lines, screaming curses and obscenities as he vainly tried to claw out the acid.
" BY MELELITILE'S TlTS, SOMEONE HELP ME!"
he screamed, gritting his teeth against the pain

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