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	The destruction of the well-booted set of bones is cause for celebration, as the last obvious enemy has fallen. Truly, its final death was momentous. The day was saved, right? 

	Shattered bones upon the floor skitter and slide almost instantaneously to the far wall, to be met by a piling rush of other clinking, clattering masses of osseous matter, many of them curved in a manner that vaguely resembled dozens of disarticulated ribs. Horrifyingly, it took less than a second. Again, in about the span of time of a fearful heartbeat, the thing [i]became[/i]. A giantesque constrictor snake in skeletal form, with the enlarged, fanged, humanoid skull at its fore. Maddening with the intensity with which it assembled itself, it is an appropriate descriptor to say that it did so with the speed of a striking snake. 

	The thing of bones and terror rose and swiftly regarded the room around it, and instead of immediately attacking those within its area of notice, it began to sway. Back and forth, to and fro, oddly blurring and shifting around the edges. Despite its fear-inducing nature, this odd dance of animated bone feels... 

[center]...hypnotic...[/center]


[@Archangel89] Daxos is up next! Best of luck.