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Everything finally seemed to be reaching an end as Koth threw himself at the tree in a whirl of flame and light. Hawks was more than happy to keep back at the fringes as the tree blight burned and splintered under the dwarf's rage. He had no problem with a difficult fight, but that didn't mean he enjoyed it by any means. His grip on his staff was tight enough that he was surpised the wood wasn't creaking, and he had to remind himself to loosen his jaw so to not crack his own teeth as he focused on keeping the team on their feet. He kept well enough back from the rampaging, now burning, tree and turned his attention to support. 

Gold eyes flickered to the side and widened as Khol rose from the ground and charged the creature. There was no way he would take another blow like before and not get seriously injured, Hawks was surprised the giant man was even on his feet at all. With only a split second to react he quickly twirled his staff and the crystal glowed with a bluish light as he cast a shimmering barrier of protection around the other three. It would at least nullify a portion of the damage if any of them got hit, he hoped.

He didn't have much time to think beyond that as Tati'yana used her own magics to summon a fully grown tree, interesting, and clear out the rest of the small blights. He felt a flash of confidence and relief as the massive blight hit the ground, at the mercy of the flaming axe of Koth. As the leaves fell around them he could see Khol once again on the ground, the barrier he cast gone, but having done it's job in the fact that the man was still breathing. He couldn't get close enough to stabilize him right now, so it was time to end this.

Burying the end of his staff in the ground he let draconic rage fuel him as he raised a scaled hand to the air and brought it down with a flash of radiant fire on the body of the tree, safely weaving the magic around his nearby companions. He could see the struggles of the blight growing weaker as the light burned through its cursed form combining with the already flickering orange flames that crawled up its legs. It would only be a few more blows now but he couldn't let his guard down now.