[Tony]

Deravan's shadow attack seemed to almost burn the wolf lady, and Val's shadow whips only added to the pain, however, she recovered just in time to dodge the rock shards that he flung her way. This, however, saw her dodge right into Val's ice shards, which didn't seem to effect her nearly as much as the shadowy blast or the shadowy whips did, for some reason. "I might be outnumbered, but you're outmatched," she retorted to Val's question, then adding "Also, how stupid of you to think that I'd give in, even for a moment," with how Val's accent was going, I pretty much expected her to speak in German after this... however, the wolf's little retort was enough to have her off guard for the fireballs that Ralph was... spitting? Breathing? Something like that. Either way, the fireballs seemed to hurt her somewhat, yet, she didn't catch on fire, somehow. The pine tree that Connor threw was next, and she just looked at it with that smirk of hers, and at the last second, she created some sort of water blade out of thin air to cut the tree in half before it could get to her. Her eyes then turned to me, and, blade still out, she ran right for me. I fumbled around a bit, but managed to shoot a couple rounds from my pistol at her, hitting her left arm and her left leg. She swore under her breath, and stopped her attack, mainly because she just so happened to hold her sword using her left hand. We had the advantage now, and I took, well, advantage of this by trying to shoot her right between the eyes, however, I was greeted by that all-too-familiar clicking sound... out of ammo... even if I had more bullets, I didn't have enough time to reload, as she already seemed to be healing herself. I then formed a boulder from the ground and had that fly over to her, and thanks to her being preoccupied from the healing, she didn't avoid the attack in time, and was sent back several feet, and looked confused or disoriented, which was to be expected after you've been hit in the head with a large boulder. The water tendrils she had put up earlier dissipated thanks to her, um, condition.