05-22-2017, 04:02 AM
The giants seemed to be distracted throwing progressively bigger boulders at Keldor - which made sense from their perspective. The wizard was too occupied in his other foes, and as far as they knew, he was their main adversary.
Myrtenaster’s revolver spun to configuration red,, and the huntress’s rapier gained a soft ruby glow. A tall leap sent her straight for the closest titan’s arm-pit, and the creature howled as it dropped the rock it had been holding above it’s head clutching it’s head.. The experienced swordsman had hoped the rock could split its skull in two, but it seemed to just give her opponent a headache.
The giants changed gears quickly, dropping their their focus on her magical teammate to draw large clubs from their backs and try to squash, kick,, grab, or even bite their gnat-like opponent. Even one hit from behemoths like these would probably prove fatal for Weiss, even if it was a glancing blow.
It didn’t matter. Her breathing was even, her energy was tightly controlledl, and her technique was perfect. Weiss glided above, behind, between, in every direction as a silvery blur, dancing in and around the frost giants like a silver trail of ice dancing in the blizzard. Myrtenaster’s blade sang out through the giant’s body, leaving another red line of stolen blood, flesh, and frustration with every hit.
Weiss smirked. The giants cried out in frustration, quicklly finding their gnat to be a painful one indeed. Every attack was met only with frustration, and an answering slash of silver. They’d need to get creative if they wanted to hit her, and she somehow doubted their combat ability.
The larger one, with a bushy beard of crimson offsetting it’s sky-blueskin, flashed a rotten-toothed grin as it struck down at the snow with a club the size of an elephant, and Weiss put up an arm to deflect the torrent of white powder that engulfed her. That was all it took for the outnumbered fighter to have to deal with the familiar feeling of a huge hand choking the air out of her lungs!
The smaller giant, a bald, lumpy-headed man, lifted Weiss’s feet off the ground with all the difficulty of plucking a flower, and to Weiss’s shock, it opened it’s mouth wide, slowly pulling Weiss closer..
A pang of fear touched Weiss as she realized the creature’s cannibalistic intentions, and her eyes widened as she realized what was going on. There was no way she was going in there. She refused to lose like this!
Instinctively, her spirit energy sprang up around her as a terror response, and an idea sprang to mind. Even if she wasn’t transformed, it just required the energy of a hollow, and she fit the bill…
Weiss grunted, dropping Myrtenaster so she could pull her hand free from the Malformed creature’s grip, trying her best to ignore the lack of oxygen she was dealing with.
“I’ll give you something to chew on!” Weiss growled. The giant just responded with a grin, by throwing her in the air like a piece of popcorn and opening it’s mouth wide like a fish, waiting for it’s food to just fall in.
It was the first time Weiss had consciously tried to do it, but it came unexpectedly naturally. Chaotic, unnatural energy swirled around her palm, spinning in a whirlwind of energy all around her. Weiss applied her will, and focused that whirlwind into one point, a single dot for the energy to swirl around that knitted itself into a compressed ball of crimson power. The energy flowed from her into the sphere like a waterfall into a bucket, and Weiss knew that no matter how hard she concentrated, she couldn’t keep the energy compressed for long.
So Weiss didn’t. She just expanded her focus from a dot to a line, one that lead right through the Giant’s head. The chaotic mass was only too happy to break its bonds of servitude and rush forward in a solid rippling beam of destruction that coated everything in a few hundred meters in eerie red light.
A ruby torrent of destruction ripped through the air, snow, and gian with equal levels of indifferencet, pulling the skin and flesh from the giant’s face, leaving an oversized skull bringing . The darkling had died for it’s attempt to make a game out of it’s meal, and Weiss’s first thought was smug self-satisfaction in her kill.
“I did it…” Weiss breathed
The other giant howled in anger, and Weiss glanced down at her ribs. Somehow, she didn’t think she was getting away with that one a second time.
She hoped Kopaka was faring better...
Myrtenaster’s revolver spun to configuration red,, and the huntress’s rapier gained a soft ruby glow. A tall leap sent her straight for the closest titan’s arm-pit, and the creature howled as it dropped the rock it had been holding above it’s head clutching it’s head.. The experienced swordsman had hoped the rock could split its skull in two, but it seemed to just give her opponent a headache.
The giants changed gears quickly, dropping their their focus on her magical teammate to draw large clubs from their backs and try to squash, kick,, grab, or even bite their gnat-like opponent. Even one hit from behemoths like these would probably prove fatal for Weiss, even if it was a glancing blow.
It didn’t matter. Her breathing was even, her energy was tightly controlledl, and her technique was perfect. Weiss glided above, behind, between, in every direction as a silvery blur, dancing in and around the frost giants like a silver trail of ice dancing in the blizzard. Myrtenaster’s blade sang out through the giant’s body, leaving another red line of stolen blood, flesh, and frustration with every hit.
Weiss smirked. The giants cried out in frustration, quicklly finding their gnat to be a painful one indeed. Every attack was met only with frustration, and an answering slash of silver. They’d need to get creative if they wanted to hit her, and she somehow doubted their combat ability.
The larger one, with a bushy beard of crimson offsetting it’s sky-blueskin, flashed a rotten-toothed grin as it struck down at the snow with a club the size of an elephant, and Weiss put up an arm to deflect the torrent of white powder that engulfed her. That was all it took for the outnumbered fighter to have to deal with the familiar feeling of a huge hand choking the air out of her lungs!
The smaller giant, a bald, lumpy-headed man, lifted Weiss’s feet off the ground with all the difficulty of plucking a flower, and to Weiss’s shock, it opened it’s mouth wide, slowly pulling Weiss closer..
A pang of fear touched Weiss as she realized the creature’s cannibalistic intentions, and her eyes widened as she realized what was going on. There was no way she was going in there. She refused to lose like this!
Instinctively, her spirit energy sprang up around her as a terror response, and an idea sprang to mind. Even if she wasn’t transformed, it just required the energy of a hollow, and she fit the bill…
Weiss grunted, dropping Myrtenaster so she could pull her hand free from the Malformed creature’s grip, trying her best to ignore the lack of oxygen she was dealing with.
“I’ll give you something to chew on!” Weiss growled. The giant just responded with a grin, by throwing her in the air like a piece of popcorn and opening it’s mouth wide like a fish, waiting for it’s food to just fall in.
It was the first time Weiss had consciously tried to do it, but it came unexpectedly naturally. Chaotic, unnatural energy swirled around her palm, spinning in a whirlwind of energy all around her. Weiss applied her will, and focused that whirlwind into one point, a single dot for the energy to swirl around that knitted itself into a compressed ball of crimson power. The energy flowed from her into the sphere like a waterfall into a bucket, and Weiss knew that no matter how hard she concentrated, she couldn’t keep the energy compressed for long.
So Weiss didn’t. She just expanded her focus from a dot to a line, one that lead right through the Giant’s head. The chaotic mass was only too happy to break its bonds of servitude and rush forward in a solid rippling beam of destruction that coated everything in a few hundred meters in eerie red light.
A ruby torrent of destruction ripped through the air, snow, and gian with equal levels of indifferencet, pulling the skin and flesh from the giant’s face, leaving an oversized skull bringing . The darkling had died for it’s attempt to make a game out of it’s meal, and Weiss’s first thought was smug self-satisfaction in her kill.
“I did it…” Weiss breathed
The other giant howled in anger, and Weiss glanced down at her ribs. Somehow, she didn’t think she was getting away with that one a second time.
She hoped Kopaka was faring better...
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