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Vec said
Show chuckled at Riye trying to protect the job leaflet she had just picked out from him, like he was going to eat it or something. "Hey now, relax. Did you forget you were the one who asked me for help in the first place?" He asked her with a smile. Well, the job definitely suited her, as far as he could tell right away, she didn't have much combat experience and the magic she displayed earlier seemed more of a support-type of magic, not a combat-type one.

Sho hadn't really paid attention to the new arrival, a girl named Minerva Fair-something. Only when Maddox mentioned something about a challenge did Sho turn around and see her. "Hmm? Did I hear someone say challenge?" He asked curiously, looking once at Maddox and then at Minerva, "I'd love to take part in that!" He said and grinned, his fists coming together, signaling he was ready for anything.


Minerva Fairchild - The Lion's Fang

"Hmm? Did I hear someone say challenge?"

One of them inquired courageously, and her eyes settled nonchalantly upon the one who made the offer to participate. Her gaze was sharp, precise, and to a point it were almost apathetic; as if the one who had answered the call for a minor spar was beneath her. It was a belief she held close to her heart and mind, a clear, concise thought within her conscience. Everyone here was simply a stepping stone to a greater, and more grand cause and purpose. Such a purpose was accumulating the strength necessary to become one of the greatest Magi of the age, one of those who bore the kind of power that could make both Heaven and Earth tremble. Ambition was a necessity as a Magi, as only three things mattered in this world.

Power.

Prestige.

Wealth.

Three attributes to which she already held. Three attributes which had only one direction to go, and that was skyward. Silently, Minerva nodded in acceptance of the challenge, or at least the notion of it. Whether or not such a cry for a spar would be truly worth her mark was one matter or another; and it very much had yet to be seen. Softly brushing a strawberry blonde lock of hair from in front of her sharpened gaze, her head simply motioned for the door. The direction naturally, meant for Sho to follow. Pressing her fingertips against the wooden panel and causing the hinges to squeak with the application of such pressure, she stepped from the dim lighting of the Guild Hall to the outdoors, where the sun itself seemed blinding at best while her eyes adjusted.

Taking a few steps to the dusted road and giving herself some space so that Sho too could emerge and prepare for what may come, smoothly, she drew only one of her Cavalry Sabers out of their sheath. Shining in the sunlight, the silvery blade bore a graceful curve, as the runes inscribed upon it indicated the legendary smith work of the Fairchild Family. Durendal, her father's sword, then cut the very air as she brought her blade's flat to gently kiss the tip of her nose in a noble salute to her opposition as he emerged from the doorway. As she stood resiliently then, there was but a moment of pure silence, with only the breeze lofting her magnificent locks to the winds as she addressed him with words for the first time.

"Are you ready?" Such words bore an ominous meaning then, as her normally sapphire eyes turned completely to white; and instead crackling electricity began to arc across her cheeks. "I will give you a moment to prepare. And you may have the first strike. Let me see what you can do."
I'm sure Brand will clear it all up. No matter. ^_^
Saltwater Thief said
Well, look at it this way- mages can't be told at a glance from normal people. Guardians are probably the same. So, Mr feral mage sees what he takes to be a nobody, chucks a fireball at you, and suddenly bad for him.


This is true! See my PM you bum. I'm stealing one of your SSB characters. ^_^

And that's a hard call, Rayne. Is the sword the zombie holds still magically inclined? If not...physics? Ouchie stabby stabby?
Curses/Illusions/Direct Damage magic wouldn't work.

However, shrapnel from an explosion caused by magic hurts. Makes sense!

Suddenly, I've a feeling it isn't so awesome to be a Guardian. ._.
Saltwater Thief said
I don't think they get anything vs constructs. I mean, if I make my water dragon and have it charge Kotori (sparring, of course), it's the same as if I grabbed a torrent of water and hit her with it. They're immune to magic, but physical objects being controlled by magic are still a problem. You're immune to magic, but Sir Isaac Newton will still kick your teeth in.


You named your Water Serpent Construct Sir Isaac Newton? Fine. I will name my sword "Apple".

And that is a question I've been mulling over. If a mage summons a wall of stone, cam I just phase through it because it's magic? It's all very peculiar.

I think you're right there, it makes sense at least.
Ink Blood said
I wonder that too. I doubt illusions would work on them, but I don't think constructs would just collpase near them. Otherwise why didn't they just send Guardians into Malfear's ranks of undead to disrupt them and get rid of his armies?


Yes, I think that they're immune to illusions, and maybe they have an easier time against constructs? That's uncertain, I don't think magic would simply dissipate once they're near it.

Maybe constructs can't see guardians? That might make sense, maybe?
Yes yes. And she's his right hand, she'd never leave his side. XP
Rayn Night said
All? Probably not xD A lot? Probably...Although it brings me to something odd... Do Illusions work on Guardians? I know that the mind reading and that kind of mental attack/domination wouldn't work, but what about actual illusions? Are Guardians still duped by them?And for necromancy/constructs = If undead or constructs get into physical contact with a Guardian, does it disrupt the magic and "undo" them? I am simply curious to hear how this all works.

I'm pretty sure illusion magic doesn't work, but not sure about the Zombies.
Very true!

Guardians, who are exquisitely trained soldiers of the tower in hand - to - hand and bladed combat alongside other arts are not a threat at all.

Yes yes. Listen to Rayn. ^_~
Well, I will not be killing innocents.

But Guardians may or may not have tighter restrictions since...y'know. Immunity to magic has frightening potential.
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