[color=f26522][center][center][h2]Turzo "Wrath" Drunoda[/h2][/center][/center][/color]

The ride down was bumpy and rough, Turzo still held on near one of the doors waiting for their turn to fight back and decided to say a small incantation of luck and protection. 

[center][color=f26522]“I am the blade, I am the shield
I am the arm that shall not yield
In tempest I stand fast
A legend, I will last.

I will not fade.

I am the wand, I am the flame
I am the rod for truths untamed
In knowledge I will trust
Invoked, I burn the dust.

I will not fade.”[/color][/center]

With the incantation said aloud the transport hit the ground hard and opened its doors. Wrath stepped out slowly and observed the scene in front of him. A chaotic mess of blood-stained soil and gore. Watching the lines around him he kept towards the back and waited for the transport to take off. Most of the others surged forward to join in on the fighting but Wrath took his time to observe his surroundings before making his move.

Without taking another step the glowing mage raised his hands and the earth twisted and rose under him. 8 pillars also rose with him, it was only about 10 feet up but enough to get a vantage point and get shot at almost immediately. The stone pillars helped to give him cover while also beginning to reshape and take on markings like what he wore on his skin. 

Looking over the battle grounds in the sky and on the ground, chaos reigned, the enemy was being pushed through fear and mind control but mostly they were filled with so many chemicals that they might as well be dead. He was aware of the combat efficiency of his former mages and slave soldiers, throw enough shit at the wall and something is bound to stick. Not the best military doctrine but it had worked so far. 

With the last bit of information, he needed being found Wrath set to his plan and started his magic. There was a reason he stuck to mid and long-range magic manipulation for he was just as likely to injure himself or an ally in close quarters combat, so crowd control was always his go to. The first step was to create distance between the soldiers or at least their reinforcements. 

in one swift motion he fought against the strength of the earth and rose a five-foot-tall wall about a foot thick up behind the first two rose of enemy soldiers along the fighting line he could see. With a heavy push almost as if he was pushing a boulder uphill, he through the wall back into the enemy lines like an ocean wave through the ground attempting to push back and trip the reinforcements.

Then he switched to pulling the blood-soaked soil down into the earth then tried his best to pull the water in the ground almost up to the surface. Understanding natural phenomenon and knowing how the world and elements reacted to each other down to the subatomic level helped mages like himself to better understand and use their magic. Understanding the natural world was the first step to manipulating it.

With a yell Wrath brought his fist down and sent out several vibrations through the ground into the enemy’s back line. This was an attempt to liquify the ground the army was standing on in places momentarily. This itself would create all sorts of chaos for the unsuspecting enemy forces giving his team the upper hand.

With one last thing to do while they were disorganized was to truly let his former allies know he was here with his signature attack and with the downed drop ship he knew exactly what to do. The ship itself wasn’t too far away and he knew he could reach them with this shot he just wasn’t sure if any of them would be caught in it. 

Pulling in the oxygen from his immediate surroundings and separating hydrogen from the moisture and water nearby. Wrath began to feed a small ball of blue and orange that he continually compressed and compressed for several minutes being sure not to rob himself of oxygen while he did this. With one smooth motion he threw the small ball of flame toward the enemy lines near the downed shuttle or at least in its direction and waited for the explosion of flame that was sure to come next.