[center][color=darkgreen][h3]Linkle[/h3][/color]

[color=darkgreen][b] Level 5[/b][/color] - (34/50) + 1

[color=darkgreen][b]Location:[/b][/color] The Darkest Steppe ~ Yog-Sothoth's Jurassic Fight Club
[color=darkgreen][b]Word Count: 326 [/b][/color]
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[@Stekkmen][@Lugubrious][@DracoLunaris]
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Linkle had to cover her ears from the sound of the koopa karpetbombing. She was kind of surprised someone else knew "make my bombs really big" spell she sometimes found while running around the battlefield back home. As she looked up to see the results she shuttered as the Things lightning arched through her body, a quake of revolting horror so strong it effectively paralyzed her and halted all her momentum. It was lucky none of the farmhands they'd cut their way past had followed them up to capitalize. 

When she shook it off she saw that the thing had extended what looked like its own throat and was grasped on to...what, was that like an big onion or somet-it was Tora. It was Tora!

She immediately started spraying arrows at that fleshy protrusion, which was a weak point if she'd ever seen one. "Stop making me feel things and [b]stop eating my friend[/b]!" She sprayed for all the good her arrows would do against the things hardened skin. 

That when she heard the call to action from the grandfather koopa. She stopped her assault momentarily, looking around at the crystal spires that had sprung up both from the thing and the corpses of the farmhands. They shuttered themselves with that eerie light. Earlier she'd heard something shatter like glass, the Tora screaming about that awful color being in his eyes.

She didn't want to know what that meant. 

"Agoston, chop that tube!" She called to the centurion before turning to the aberrations. Luckily for her, she had the perfect thing for dealing with big rocks. She ran up to the nearest one and tossed a flurry of bombs at the crystal spire. If that broke she'd move on to the next one, and the next, until she'd gotten every one she could see. If there was a hazard on the battlefield you got rid of it so you could fight your enemies if peace.