[indent][h2][i][color=Purple]~   ♥   Nina Sari   ~[/color][/i][/h2][/indent]
Nina listened as Ash explained how it was ok to fight the pillow. [Color=purple]”So, it’s more like a wild animal than a person. This is the same as if we were being attacked by a bear, or something...”[/color] Nina could understand that, and with a potential dilemma out of the way, she could actually fight now. 

[i]Fluffy Pillow – ATK 2 DEF 10
Stuffed full of feathers and magic. Surprisingly sturdy![/i]

That’s a lot of defence for a pillow… although considering the whole “punch a pillow when you’re angry” thing, they’d have to be strong. Of course pillows aren’t alive on the surface, so what’s logic got to do with anything here? Ash’s attack was about to land, and Nina felt another pillow hit her, on the leg this time.


HP 4/28

[Color=purple]”Really?!”[/color] Nina tried to grab the little monster before it could get away, but couldn’t. She couldn’t move at all. Just then, the pillow Ash had attacked was sliced open, and shot out feathers in every direction. Her mind went blank for a split second, if she couldn’t move, she couldn’t doge. It looked like at least two of the feathers would hit her, and that would be enough to kill her at this point. 

She closed her eyes and waited.

And… nothing. She opened her eyes to see Ash in front of her, holding a couple of the quills that had hit him… Quills that would have hit her. Ash glanced at her before asking about the trap she’d set. [Color=purple]”Probably? I’ve never not been able to dodge an attack like that before.”[/color] She paused for a second and thought. She could only place one trap on each of her turns, so it made sense that if one didn’t get used it would just fade away and she’d have to re-set one on the next turn. 

She took a moment to look around. Ash’s saw had caused a counter-attack, sure, but it did do damage to the pillow monster. Now that they knew what the counter was like, they could dodge it by ducking or jumping instead of trying to move to the side and getting hit anyway, then the pillow would be at a disadvantage. Some of the feathers from the pillow’s attack had hit other pillows in the background, and she could see them starting to move away, probably so they don’t get hit again. 

[color=purple]”Yeah, it got messed up, but it doesn’t really matter. May I have the quills you got hit with? I’ll throw them back at the pillow, and you can use your saw again. Just don’t doge to the sides, but rather duck or jump to avoid the quills this time.”[/color] As she finished speaking, she felt the immobility wear off. She set another trap on her grid and readied herself to dodge, keeping an eye out for any more pillows that would try to hit her.

[@Kafka Komedy]