07-13-2017, 08:27 PM
Weiss stood speechless as Blizzardman was knocked against the tree by Keldor’s plan. The warlock might have been wordy about a lot of things Weiss didn’t understand (and more than a little insulting for her tastes), but his tactics were effective, if a little… silly.
Kopaka followed his words with a grunt of either irritation or exertion - Kopaka had just been told what to do, but he was also exhausted from all the questions he had earlier been given for how to finish this, so Weiss supposed either was possible - and followed up with a beautiful amalgamation of Ice, aiming to crush his opponent with a man-sized recreation of his regular ice blade that he sent rocketing down the snow at Blizzardman.
Stunned as his opponent was by the tree slam, Blizzardman still refused to be defeated so easily , curling his hands and legs close to his body as his body was covered in a white glow.. Blizzardman suddenly puffed out into a ball of snow in a way that reminded Weiss of a startled cat’s tail. Kopaka’s giant ice blade slammed into the newly covered Blizzardman, and both snowball and Ice blade shattered into a cloud of ice and snow.
A huffing, puffing, but virtually unscathed Blizzardman clutched at his chest afterwards. “Whoosh… I almost become the first robotic popsicle! I should probably end this quickly!”
Blizzardman didn’t give anyone a chance to breathe, holding his hands out as he conjured up a hail of icicles that pinned Kopaka down. The toa held up his shield to block, but the sheer volume of attacks was enough that shards continued to slip past the tired warrior’s defenses, eventually knocking him into the snow.
Skeletor threw a volley of his own magically charged missiles, a hail of small energy bolts striking Blizzardman and exploding across his metal chassis. Weiss added her support to the barrage with her own attack - a blast of flame echoing from her sword. As the light from the attacks faded, though, the only progress Weiss saw was a few scratches on his paint. The evil Netnavi didn’t give them a chance to follow up as he countered with a lightning fast dash across the snow, smashing into Skeletor like a freight truck and knocking him into the trunk of a large evergreen.
Weiss glared forward. She couldn’t count on either of the their help - and, she realized, that was her own fault. Skeletor and Kopaka had been forced into attacking their opponents non-stop with all of their power, while Weiss had mostly taken a back-seat and relied on their abilities. Her hand tightened into a fist. She came here to fight, not to simply be a burden to her comrades. Meanwhile, her partners had had to make up for where she lacked…
Blizzardman held up a hand, bombarding the huntress with ice shards she was forced to parry. Most of the attacks missed her entirely, but a few of the icy daggers made their way through her guard, piercing her defenses and leaving some bleeding gashes across her legs.
“Guess that’s gonna be that. Three primes, lost in a blizzard. Seeya, kid! Next time, don’t mess with Nebula!”
Weiss just glared in response, as she lifted one hand up to her eyes. The mask by her side disappeared, then reappeared in a flash of vermillion energy, the huntress’s expression hidden underneath a mask of bone and teeth. Scarlet energy collected around her in a circle, and Weiss felt every cell of her body become super-charged with the chaotic energies of hollowfication.
Blizzardman didn’t wait for Weiss’s transformation to finish, rolling himself into a snowball before launching himself at Weiss with all the force and speed of a giant pinball. The huntress waited until the darkloid was a few inches away from hitting her to disappear, reappearing right behind the accelerating ball of slush.
Weiss took a breath, processing what she had just achieved. Nayamasa had said she could get some control over hollowfying eventually, but this was the first time she’d ever done it consciously. The first time she was still in control of herself.
“What’s that? Some kinda power-up? Don’t think it’ll save you from me!” the darkloid growled, before firing a giant icicle forward.
The visored huntress disappeared from sight, dodging the giant icicle and reappearing right in front of the Darkloid with a burst of speed. “I don’t have time to explain.”
Blizzardman wasn’t given the chance to react as he found a fast, angry, and much stronger huntress smacking him backwards with a trio of slashes from her blade. The netnavi found himself covered with a lot of noticeable, if superficial, scratches across the metal of his body, and countered using a rough swing with an irritated grunt using his own ski-poles. Before his strike could land, Weiss was already behind him, though, sending him stumbling forward as she struck him with a dust-enhanced blow from Myrtenaster. Weiss followed up by appearing in front of the net-navi, grabbing him by the head with surprising strength, and pushed the robot forward. Blizzardman pushed back, but Weiss’s new strength combined with the fact he was trying to brace while on skis left him mostly helpless as the huntress slammed him into another tree.
The frost navi managed to push himself back up to his knees with a surprised expression, noticing the slight gouges the Atlesian huntress had left on his body, before looking up to see the human-turned-hollow hybrid pop in and out of his vision... once, twice, three times, as the woman circled him at high speeds, popping out of the ivory tornado for an attack every time the robot left her enough of an opening. And at the speeds Weiss was moving, she was finding an awful lot of openings
“Enough!” Blizzardman finally yelled, A torrent of ice bursting around him and knocking the hollowfied huntress off her feet. “I was tired after taking out your friends... but now I’ve had more than enough of a breather.” Blizzardman ranted, slicing a finger across his neck with a pointed glare at Weiss. “And now I'm gonna knock the gingerbread outta ya-”
“My sentiments exactly, Slush-for-brains!” Keldor’s voice rang through the din, striking from behind with a concentrated blast of energy that knocked a ski off the netnavis foot.
A blade of ice shot through the air as Kopaka returned to the fight, and Blizzardman barely managed to block with his ski poles in time to avoid losing an eye.
“So this is your mask’s power.”
The skiing automaton smacked Kopaka away with an icy first before he could say anything more, the embodiment of ice still getting knocked off his feet even after catching the attack on his shield. “Did you really think that just those attacks could really… hurt…”
A red glow spread across the snow, and Blizzardman turned around with a gulp to see Weiss. The hollow had her palm up and facing the evil machine, with a ball of crimson energy gathering in front of it.
“Oh, find me in the Alps-”
“Cero!” Weiss yelled, enveloping the Darkloid boss in a crimson blast of energy.
Kopaka followed his words with a grunt of either irritation or exertion - Kopaka had just been told what to do, but he was also exhausted from all the questions he had earlier been given for how to finish this, so Weiss supposed either was possible - and followed up with a beautiful amalgamation of Ice, aiming to crush his opponent with a man-sized recreation of his regular ice blade that he sent rocketing down the snow at Blizzardman.
Stunned as his opponent was by the tree slam, Blizzardman still refused to be defeated so easily , curling his hands and legs close to his body as his body was covered in a white glow.. Blizzardman suddenly puffed out into a ball of snow in a way that reminded Weiss of a startled cat’s tail. Kopaka’s giant ice blade slammed into the newly covered Blizzardman, and both snowball and Ice blade shattered into a cloud of ice and snow.
A huffing, puffing, but virtually unscathed Blizzardman clutched at his chest afterwards. “Whoosh… I almost become the first robotic popsicle! I should probably end this quickly!”
Blizzardman didn’t give anyone a chance to breathe, holding his hands out as he conjured up a hail of icicles that pinned Kopaka down. The toa held up his shield to block, but the sheer volume of attacks was enough that shards continued to slip past the tired warrior’s defenses, eventually knocking him into the snow.
Skeletor threw a volley of his own magically charged missiles, a hail of small energy bolts striking Blizzardman and exploding across his metal chassis. Weiss added her support to the barrage with her own attack - a blast of flame echoing from her sword. As the light from the attacks faded, though, the only progress Weiss saw was a few scratches on his paint. The evil Netnavi didn’t give them a chance to follow up as he countered with a lightning fast dash across the snow, smashing into Skeletor like a freight truck and knocking him into the trunk of a large evergreen.
Weiss glared forward. She couldn’t count on either of the their help - and, she realized, that was her own fault. Skeletor and Kopaka had been forced into attacking their opponents non-stop with all of their power, while Weiss had mostly taken a back-seat and relied on their abilities. Her hand tightened into a fist. She came here to fight, not to simply be a burden to her comrades. Meanwhile, her partners had had to make up for where she lacked…
Blizzardman held up a hand, bombarding the huntress with ice shards she was forced to parry. Most of the attacks missed her entirely, but a few of the icy daggers made their way through her guard, piercing her defenses and leaving some bleeding gashes across her legs.
“Guess that’s gonna be that. Three primes, lost in a blizzard. Seeya, kid! Next time, don’t mess with Nebula!”
Weiss just glared in response, as she lifted one hand up to her eyes. The mask by her side disappeared, then reappeared in a flash of vermillion energy, the huntress’s expression hidden underneath a mask of bone and teeth. Scarlet energy collected around her in a circle, and Weiss felt every cell of her body become super-charged with the chaotic energies of hollowfication.
Blizzardman didn’t wait for Weiss’s transformation to finish, rolling himself into a snowball before launching himself at Weiss with all the force and speed of a giant pinball. The huntress waited until the darkloid was a few inches away from hitting her to disappear, reappearing right behind the accelerating ball of slush.
Weiss took a breath, processing what she had just achieved. Nayamasa had said she could get some control over hollowfying eventually, but this was the first time she’d ever done it consciously. The first time she was still in control of herself.
“What’s that? Some kinda power-up? Don’t think it’ll save you from me!” the darkloid growled, before firing a giant icicle forward.
The visored huntress disappeared from sight, dodging the giant icicle and reappearing right in front of the Darkloid with a burst of speed. “I don’t have time to explain.”
Blizzardman wasn’t given the chance to react as he found a fast, angry, and much stronger huntress smacking him backwards with a trio of slashes from her blade. The netnavi found himself covered with a lot of noticeable, if superficial, scratches across the metal of his body, and countered using a rough swing with an irritated grunt using his own ski-poles. Before his strike could land, Weiss was already behind him, though, sending him stumbling forward as she struck him with a dust-enhanced blow from Myrtenaster. Weiss followed up by appearing in front of the net-navi, grabbing him by the head with surprising strength, and pushed the robot forward. Blizzardman pushed back, but Weiss’s new strength combined with the fact he was trying to brace while on skis left him mostly helpless as the huntress slammed him into another tree.
The frost navi managed to push himself back up to his knees with a surprised expression, noticing the slight gouges the Atlesian huntress had left on his body, before looking up to see the human-turned-hollow hybrid pop in and out of his vision... once, twice, three times, as the woman circled him at high speeds, popping out of the ivory tornado for an attack every time the robot left her enough of an opening. And at the speeds Weiss was moving, she was finding an awful lot of openings
“Enough!” Blizzardman finally yelled, A torrent of ice bursting around him and knocking the hollowfied huntress off her feet. “I was tired after taking out your friends... but now I’ve had more than enough of a breather.” Blizzardman ranted, slicing a finger across his neck with a pointed glare at Weiss. “And now I'm gonna knock the gingerbread outta ya-”
“My sentiments exactly, Slush-for-brains!” Keldor’s voice rang through the din, striking from behind with a concentrated blast of energy that knocked a ski off the netnavis foot.
A blade of ice shot through the air as Kopaka returned to the fight, and Blizzardman barely managed to block with his ski poles in time to avoid losing an eye.
“So this is your mask’s power.”
The skiing automaton smacked Kopaka away with an icy first before he could say anything more, the embodiment of ice still getting knocked off his feet even after catching the attack on his shield. “Did you really think that just those attacks could really… hurt…”
A red glow spread across the snow, and Blizzardman turned around with a gulp to see Weiss. The hollow had her palm up and facing the evil machine, with a ball of crimson energy gathering in front of it.
“Oh, find me in the Alps-”
“Cero!” Weiss yelled, enveloping the Darkloid boss in a crimson blast of energy.
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Weiss is using 2 Order points to utilize her t1 Power-up, an Ivory Visor, for the rest of the combat round.
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Powered-up stats:
ATK: 4
DEF: 3
SPD: 5
Tec: 3
Weiss also used her signature move, Cero in this round
Go smack 'em good, Kopaka!
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