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@Rai

I intended for that one to be pretty awesome, since the other two were smallish and odd.




With Andreim & Lise

@Crowvette@Dezuel@supertinyking

The strange cultist descended through the air, his tentacles flapping in the breeze as he sailed downwards. His scream seemed to raddel the world. It was little wonder, then, that all eyes were on him and not the figure that detached itself silently from the wall behind him and shadowed him as he fell. The figure reached out with one of its arms, and as it did so the arm seemed to untangle like woven thread into three log, rippling, tubes of meat and bone. They lashed greedily forward, to entwine themselves in this rivals own tendrils and squeeze, to teat his strength agaist them.

Gilliam smiled a cruel half smile as he fell. He was half of a lot of things right now. Half a head. Half the number of arms. Burned and frozen, one half the dapper butler the other the scabbed over mass of meat. The pretender William's damage still pitched and tingled. He'd intended to make his showy escape then hide in the dark, secret places of the arena until he could find some isolated biomass to reconstitute himself.

It was lucky for him that these people had appeared. No one would miss them. Probably.

Besides which, he wanted to see the look on the Dewitt's faces when they heard he'd protected an actual princess.

Medical Pavilion

@Scarifar@rawkhawk64@Bartimaeus@AtomicNut

Ria had looked up as soon as Diana had summond up her huge monster and had fallen out of bed in shock. From there she had watched the whole altercation up to now, standing on her knees and looking over the edge of her bed. First demons, now cultists? She was to high for this nonsense.

Still, as Diana summoned up a sabre of pure lightning and stepped forward to bury it in the nearest zombies back she couldn't help but admit she enjoyed the girls moxie. She pulled out her phone, sporting the message that king had sent out calling for the Vigilantes to assembled, grinned, and started recoding.

If they were about to die, she wanted to share the truth of his badass this girl and Michael met it at least. She would ignored that little implication Mikey made about abandoning her to her fate, for now.

It wasn't long before the worn turned on the zombies, though. After all, Brutus was still here and with flourish he proceeded to light them all up. The zombies seized up stiff and the masked necromancer fought to resist the electricity but found himself unable to move and he twitched and spasmed in the flash field.

The zombies, muscles seized by the flash field, resorted to jerky hops to try and get to their prey but Michel leaped forward, quickly driving his rubber souled shoe into the nearest one and sending it flying into the others, knocking the way clear
to the main enemy before setting about restraining them.

And Diana could feel it, her weapons being pulled in her grip. Guided almost, drawn in by the electricity Brutus was pumping into their targets. The two longing to meet together.

On the ground a the downed zombies began jerkily, sloppily, banging the masks into the ground on the necromancers order.

@Delta44

If people are crossing the bridge into the castle Junpei's going to go for them, we should remember to take that into account.



Hey, you said anybody could just make monsters?


Clover Sandleford

Zun - Just outside the Airport.


Clover had to give this country credit for one thing; nobody around here was going to be giving her ears a second look. She was used to getting at least a side eye, maybe some trouble from people taking her for a mystic, but around here she was just a drop in the bucket. That was a legitimate genie over there, for pete sake. Next to that some bunny girl hopping along down the trail wouldn't draw any attention at all.

It was what trails she should be hopping down that was puzzling her. One direction was as good as any other, she supposed. She'd just be walking around looking listening for insane helicopter noise and the lamentations of stall owners. She was about to play eeny meany miny moe to pick a starting direction when this guy walked up.

No, hold the phone on that. Did she say guy? What she meant was "giant." Some giant in a big white coat walked up and asked her about the noodle guy. Pretty swell of him to pick up on that out of everything going on right now. She smiled up at him. "People that don't treat their servers with respect are no better than fleas or ringworms. That goes double for Nomads. Ain't martial arts suppose to be about respect and discipline and all that jazz? They're lucky I ain't here to set up shop, cause the first one that tried that schtick with me would wind up countin' stars."

She turned fully toward him and put out a hand. "I'm Clover, by the way. Soooooo," she said, letting her eyes wander up and down that long coat of his. "What's up, Doc?"
"I do not believe we should be slaying anyone ma'am." Alexei called to the advancing...oh no, was that the noble? Why was she involved in this now? What sort of day was tody? And was that the rat man from before with her? The contrast between him and a member if the nobility was honestly dumbfounding, but he soldiered on anyway and faced back to the senior student.

"The person you're holding sustained the worst injuries." He started, trying his hardest to sound official despite being very tired. "He was a stone like man with a farmers hoe. I'm fairly certain I disintegrated him, but he seems to still be alive and may well be fine in the morning. He was attempting to murder the student who is currently fleeing, for reason's I'm still unclear on. That student shouldn't be injured, their powers seem to include incredible regenerative abilities, but seeing as she was murdered by a troll I'd recommend a trip to the medical wing in any case."

He stopped there to catch his breath. That was all the relevant injuries, he though. This would be so much easier if he still had his notes.

"The trolls appeared when I attempted to use my powers to apprehend the pilot of this downed helicopter," he continued, lightly kicking the fallen machine, "Who I suspect did not have the necessary paperwork to be flying in this area. The trolls were killed, with extraordinary valor, by the stone faced student, the healer, and comrade rat man here." He gave Gregor a nod. "The pilot, unfortunately, escaped onto the school grounds while the trolls were being dealt with. We should alert the authorities, and have this man detained and questioned as soon as possible. If you need any further details on these events comrade rat man also witnessed everything. Will that be all, sir?"

@Dezuel@AtomicNut
Clover Sandleford

Zun - Airport.


These people were crazy if they thought they could just cancel the biggest tournament in the world and get off scot free.

As Clover Sandleford watched the crowd of disappointed, disaffected, fundamentally disorderly Nomads express their dissatisfaction and begin to disperse into dreamy sun-lit Zun she couldn't help but feel like the WMAF was playing with matches a little to close to a stack of dynamite here. You couldn't just bring these type of people here, get them all riled up with promise of battle and glory, and then not give they an outlet for that. It was like promising ten cent beer for a day and then not stocking enough to meet demand. These were nomads, after all. They'd make their own fun. Idle fists, Hazel had always said, were the devils playthings.

She pushed herself off the wall she'd been leaning against to listen and started weaving her way through the airport crowd toward the door before some poor fool got ancy and decided to light that fuse right here. She wasn't that put off by the cancelation, at least for the reason every other nomad here probably was. It wasn't as though she had been here to fight in the tournament. She wasn't famous or rich enough for that sort of thing. No, what had drawn here to Zun was the food. Events like this drew crowds. Crowds meant food stalls, trucks, mobile bars, coming from all over to service hungry tourists. Local restaurants would be cooking special, signature dishes to show off and bars would be bringing out the best (and most expensive) reserves to try and get their name on the map as the premier place to dine and drink in all the country of Zun. A veritable smorgasbord of flavors, local and exotic.

Clover didn't know whether the two-bit no account deadbeat locust she was looking to squish even bothered to tastes what he put in his mouth, but this definitely seemed like the sort of place he'd hit. The legendary Dine & Dasher, Tornado Rhodes. Number 9 on NomadicNation most wanted list she'd found out, the humanoid famine that descended like a storm and left you with nothing. There was no way he could pass this up.

The tournament being canceled meant all those restaurateurs would be pulling out early, but on such short notice there were still hungry mouths stuck in this city with no event to see who'd want to make the most of this trip. The carts and trucks would hang around for a couple of days at least, trying to recoup some of the loss they were expecting. He'd strike in that window if he was here, and she'd be ready for it!

On her way out she stopped and grabbed a pile of pamphlets from the kiosk beside the help desk, each one advertising of famous restaurant or bar that promised famous Zun cuisine, and stuffed most all of behind her back. With a touch of her hand and a little application of that special magic old Hazel had taught here the hole on the back of her waistcoat flared to life under her hair. She slipped the pamphlets inside, letting them fall into darkness of the abyss to read later, before running her finger round the edge and closing it up neat and tidy, like it wasn't even there. A perk of her power was that it'd let her smuggle her entire stock of booze onto the plane with her, so if she needed a little quick petty cash she could always set up the stand in the shadier parts of town and sell, sell, sell.

She'd kept one though, and read it while she walked. Apparently this placed was putting on a special sword dance to go with their steak or whatever they served here. Big, tanned, muscular guys swinging round scimitars while wearing vests that were three sizes to small for anything. Didn't seem like the sort of place Rhodes would take an interest in, but she might hit that up is she could find the time. She was so engrossed in her reading she didn't even notice the thunderous stomps of an approaching warrior. In fact, she didn't notice the warrior at all until her had walked head first into her and bounced off with a metallic clang.

She looked up to see Nameless, this blond bombshell with the most undecided look on her face Clover had ever seen. Clover felt sorry for her. Obviously the announcement hadn't wholly set in yet for this young warrior, and she was so crushed she couldn't even get out of the way. "Sorry about that. My fault." Clover said, reaching over and dusting off the girls brown jacket before patting her twice on the shoulder. "Tournaments canceled kid. Keep standing here and the next guy who knocks into ya' might take out his frustrations. Here." She slid the pamphlet into the girls hand. "Take in a show." She then walked around and out the door into the city itself.

It didn't take her long to spot the noodle cart out front and the poor owner rubbing the big red welt on his head. Clover shook her head. Unbelievable. People were already starting to get worked up. Wait long enough and war would probably break out.
Linkle

Level 3 - (9/30) +1

Location: Scrapyard – Endzone
Word Count:510


@Delta44



This was despicable.

Linkle thought she had seen a lot in her travel, short as it may have been. She had run into what felt like an unnaturally inflated number of villains. The imp kid had been annoying. The pointy eared purple guy had been creepy. The masked freak that had held Princess Zelda was wild, insane, and actually a little fun to watch. King Dodongo had been...intimidating. Not scary, she would never admit to that, but big, strong, and intimidating.

Up until the point though she never felt like she'd ever witnessed anything that was evil. Like, really evil. The sort of great king of darkness tier evil Ganon represented. As she stood there, staring at Ratchet walk forward and willingly embrace the light just to be with his friend she knew that this was just the sort of evil she was looking at it. This was a sick, wrong, cruel thing to do. The worst thing. The worst ever! This was exactly the sort of thing heroes like her existed to struggle against!

Tora actions were inspiring, and as she saw him free the little kid she couldn't help smirk up at the glowing ball in the sky. The sort of nebulous antagonism she had felt toward the thing more out of heroic duty than anything had been replaced with a righteous anger she had never felt before. There! How did it like that? It felt good watching it's plans get spoiled. They'd save them all. Even if she wasn't the hero she'd still fight to save them all, just to spite Galeem.

She was so caught up in her anger that she didn't notice the battle lines getting drawn. Everybody seemed to be picking a partner, even the kid (despite what that stupid pig headed jerk had suggested earlier).

She watched Minako return steadfastly to her feet, and picked hers. But first...

She raised her closed fist up to her face, opening it up slightly to see the rabbit spirit still safe inside. "C'mon Buddy, I've got a feeling I'll need you help for this." She let the spirit drift up to her thumb, let it great there for a few moments, then brought it up and jammed the spirit whole deep inside her ear.

Master said you put them in your head, after all.




"Like I'd leave and make you to fight all on your lonesome twice in a row." Linkle said, running up beside Minako and pointing her bows at the boy across the way. He didn't look too dangerous, but she figured if her was Minako's friend he might be a powerful, monster summoning wizard as well. Besides which, the girl was clearly in pain from this, which was of course the whole point of this evil scheme. There was no way Linkle would let her bare this alone.

"We'll definitely save him. So, give me the battle plan...commander?" She said, then reconsidered. No, that didn't sound quite right in her mouth. "Uhhhh, wait, no. Captain? Boss?" Darn it, there had to be something that fit her like a glove.
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