For the moment, Aurelia would study the beast very carefully. Everyone's attacks seemed to have been working together wonderfully, though for one reason or another she had found herself somewhat hesitating. The initial concern of hers had been that since everyone was moving around, she was afraid that she may accidentally end up either lighting someone on fire, electrocuting them, freezing them in place...Her hesitance would show as she would aim to fire, only to stop and just stare. She couldn't just sit there and do nothing, though. An opening had to come up sooner or later, right?

[i]Wait for it.[/i]

Aurelia let Rampion's cannon drop down to the ground, though she would then decide to amp up her attack. As soon as the decision was made the girl would concentrate and filter more Dust. The charge up may have been slightly longer than usual, but she knew that at any second now a chance would come. She just needed to be ready for it. Taking in a deep breath, she would keep her eyes solely on the enemy. Making sure that the Dust element had been an electrical one, she felt it course through the jewel as it charged. She would amp it up, sparks of electricity coming around her weapon.

[i]Wait for it.[/i]

Rampion was pretty heavy with Dust at this point. She would struggle slightly just to lift it back up in the air, and even then her arms were shaking just to keep it up. Still, she knew that at any second that time would come so she would force herself to take aim. Any moment now...and the chance came at last.

[i]And...now![/i]

Like the first star twinkling in the night, Aurelia spotted it. Perhaps not the best comparison, but that was the thought that went through her head and she was sticking to it. Aurelia fired off the shot and it zipped through the air like a shooting star (what was it with her and stars right now). The initial blast looked like a giant ball of light surrounded by several bolts of lightning, though it may have been hard to see because of its speed. It zipped through and would pretty much blast the creature head on, and this is where the phrase 'eat it' would come to mind. Aurelia herself had gone flying back from the recoil, landing flat on her back rather comically with only an "[b]Eeep![/b]" being heard.