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[quote=@Rilla] DID YOU JUST TRY AND CLOTHESLINE ME, YOU LITTLE SHIT [/quote]
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"If you kill a man, you scorn his wife. If you kill his wife, you scorn her child. If you kill her child, you scorn his village. If you kill his village, you scorn the kingdom. If you kill the kingdom you scorn an empire. If you kill an empire, then who is left?"

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It was unreal, the warrior from Xenom had done something so unimaginable that it had nearly given The Baron pause. The moment played in his head over and over, three times to be exact. In the matter of milliseconds it analyzed the event that had just taken place.

The First Time.

The blade striking against his own with such force and speed that it defied logic. The blade had nearly been sliced in half from the force of it, what trickery was this? It analyzed every aspect of it, it seemed as though a wave of energy had been launched at him. But he had only caught a glimpse of it before being struck. He could not see through his own sphere, and though his senses gave him vision of material objects, he could not see forces. Though it did catch a glimpse of the smaller blade within, not hard to deduce the source of this disturbance.

Though it wasn't irreparable, the damage to his blade did not go unnoticed. The part of it that had been sliced into was destroyed. His fog had been cut through, it wasn't just fog, it was tiny cell-sized organisms. Billions of them, forged into a solid object. Those unfortunate cells had been completely destroyed. Unsalvageable.

Destroyed. How? Molecular level, sliced cleanly. They were alive, but dying now.

The remaining cells closed the sword's wound in short order.

The Second Time.

His sphere, not simply cut in half. Obliterated. Not simply destroyed, but gone. No. He could feel it, they still existed but were going to die soon. With no connection, they would starve. How? How!? A rift? Teleportation? What method had this warrior used to simply remove his fog from his reach? Though he was not short on his fog, the loss of so many was great. The disconnect would drive them mad, perhaps a good thing. They were still together, they would continue to shred anything unfortunate within their reach for as long as they were alive.

But how?

Again his mind focused on the smaller blade within the larger one, what power it held, and what power it had demonstrated. Two abilities now. An incredibly swift and near invisible slash, and somehow teleportation? That blade was dangerous, among the most dangerous weapons he's ever seen.

The Third Time.

His own action in response to the sudden shift in pace. No matter how oppressive the aura of Tetsue was, no matter how much power he threw at The Baron, he would not yield. It's just not in his nature. With Tetsue's response already played through, The Baron drew his left hand through his own fog once more and formed a blade of similar length to the cleaver as the distance grew shorter and shorter. Two blades between him and that strike would be much safer than one.

The hole that had been formed by Tetsue flying backwards was impressive, he had injured himself in an attempt at The Baron's life.

Good.

Good!

Good!

Someone willing to hurt himself just to fight, it would make The Baron's life so much easier if his foe wore himself down.

Through the building, he kept his right arm raised in front of his torso, but his left arm trailed behind. His massive bulk punched through the building, the blade slicing roughly through a support beam and sending the tower collapsing behind him as he charged forward. An unfortunate bicycler who had his headphones on a bit too loud was knocked aside by the gargantuan abomination, he was sent flying and smashed against a nearby wall.

The same wall that the beast plowed through shortly afterwards, further crushing the unfortunate man's body.

Take note, he didn't follow the same path through the buildings that Tetsue had gone through. He went off to the left and kept the lord in his sights, every time he plowed through a building and toppled it behind him, his eye locked onto the hole that was created by his flight backwards.

It was growing more and more delicious here, the man's anger was growing. Even a hint of desperation was peeking its head through, with him relying on something so dangerous so early. "You can fight men, you can fight demons, and you can fight angels. But no matter what you fight, you are nothing compared to me!" His voice bellowed, echoing from miles around. Growing deeper and deeper with a sinister hatred towards the warmonger, the gravelly tones of his voice shook the fallen rubble that had already laid itself on the battlefield. "You are mortal, you are but ants to me!"

Following the image of the growing anger within Tetsue, the Baron made a sharp turn and plowed through the building near a hundred feet down the road. Rubble exploded from the wall and plastered the opposing street, several civilians who were fleeing from the carnage were caught in the resulting expulsion of matter.

While he was charging through the walls, he had built up a small trail of fog behind his right leg. It formed a small crescent that grew behind his heel. A weapon hidden away from his foe, something prepared for a surprise attack.

A little taste of just how clever The Baron can be.
Welp, there you go @Gun
Deep in the valley, the smoke still drifting from a battle hard fought the night before. A man who wielded lightning to his whim lay slain, and near his corpse lay a woman who slept. Recovering from the night's exertion under the cover of clouds and sunrays, the Earth's atmosphere was much nicer than the last world's. Though the three men that she had fought here were more than enough to keep her busy and on her toes. The search for her father's killer was still fresh in her mind, and she had been putting herself in harm's way just to find a single man.

Strange, isn't it? Though she no longer cares about the fight between her father and Fury, something drove her to continue. A shred of who she once was, probably. It would vanish once she got her revenge, and then she would be free to find a new drive in life. For now, she sought out every wielder of power.

Though the sun's rays finally caught her eyes, Bita remained on her back for a while. Glaring towards the sky, empty thoughts flowing through her mind. Creeping past the normal thoughts that she could still manage, Bita often mused about the mistakes that she had made. Though her mind clouded with constant barrages of cruel and unforgivable thoughts, she was never able to properly think it through.

One day it would all come crashing down. But today was not such a day. Again, for the fourth day in a row, Bita had been set upon by a man of power. It was nice that so many were throwing themselves at her feet, it helped to alleviate the need to travel across this world to question every single one of them. It seemed convenient just how much knowledge those of power held, perhaps this man would know of Fury. His voice rang out into the valley, throwing threats down blindly.

She spoke to herself in a soft murmur. "He hasn't even seen me yet."

The woman stood from her slumber, stretching her arms to the sky above. Black tar seeped through her pores and dressed her in themselves. They swirled around her flesh and pulled tight into a body suit before feathering off into several small cloak-like wings. It was as though she stepped on the air itself as she moved towards the cliff-face where the man called from. Ascending slowly with each 'step', she intentionally gave her movements a strong purpose. It would take a few moments for her to reach the top, but he would surely see her long before then.
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Triple H.
It was actually surprising when the lord's blade had managed to strike against him, even moreso that it had enough force to push him back. The force from the swing was enough to drive him into the office building to his left, he stayed his momentum with a quick burst of flight but the wind pressure produced by his movement was enough to shatter the windows on the opposite side of building. The Baron hovered there in stunned silence. Something had happened that he hadn't experienced in a very long time. Being struck hard enough to actually feel it, it wasn't new but it was stunning every time it happened. With the fresh pain that was in his right arm he made sure to make a mental note of just how strong this man was. Though it hadn't gone unnoticed, there was actually a tear in the surface of his flesh along his arm. No blood poured from his wound, as no blood ran through him.

It dropped a few feet to the ground, slowly spreading its weight evenly across the Earth's surface. Drywall and concrete crumbled behind him as he moved forward. Stepping from the wall it gazed with its singular eye, peering across the battlefield to where Tetsue had flown. Debris and swirling winds nearly obscured his view, but he had more than a few senses that showed him where his foe was. Knocked away by his kick, but still alive. Two surprises in one day, the Divine was having an interesting day. It hadn't even had the chance to insult him, as it hadn't expected the blade to impact him. It shook its arm, trying to shake off the pain that still burnt in his flesh. Though as pain tends to work, it still persisted.

Leaving well enough alone, his lips parted and then his jaw opened up to reveal row after row of teeth. The air in front of his mouth had begun to swirl with black winds that screeched like a million bats and the wings of a billion locusts. Aside from the noises of the black fog, it would be difficult to even hear oneself think. The sound was all encompassing, and yet came from nowhere in particular. As though the sound was pressed into the minds of all onlookers by some unseen entity.

Black lines of fog weaved from the holes in his head and chest, swirling and twisting into a massive conglomerate mass that hovered before his head. The size of a man and black as night, it screamed into existence before his open mouth. Eclipsing half of his being in its shadow, the swirling ball of death came into existence from the cloud that passively followed him. A chunk of the fog that obscured his form was now missing, as it had been used to form this enormous sphere.

After the sphere had formed, he took pause to ensure his foe was in the same position that he had come to rest in. The screech of the sphere provided ample vision on his target, echolocation gave him a near exact view. Though the falling dust obscured it slightly, it wasn't enough to blind him.

The sense of his emotion was fresh as well, he used that as a more defined target for him to unleash hell.

With his target in 'sight' he closed his mouth and spoke, before firing. "If you have a method of killing yourself, I would suggest it. You don't want to be alive inside of this sphere for very long. Though please don't rush." With that, he parted his mouth once again and launched the black sphere towards the Lord of the Xenom. It rocketed through the air at breakneck speed, not enough to break the sound barrier but enough to break a man. Its swirling death left a line of blackness that lead back towards The Baron, who himself had launched after the sphere.

Following behind his own attack, he flew behind it in short order. Aiming to immediately follow up with another strike, then another and another. To break him down with unrelenting offense, before he could return any offense of his own. With the duplicate blade still in hand, he readied himself by keeping it just to the front of his body. Ready to parry away an oncoming blow.

Though the Baron doesn't feel fear, the Divine did not want another one of its children to be slain. Even though they were produced in mass, they were still a part of its body.

In the same way a human doesn't wish for his finger to be cut off, The Baron is the divine's finger.
@Seed Also, posturing is nothing new to me. I've seen literally dozens of different reasons for why people come in to be bad guys. I was on a lot of roleplaying chatrooms before I came to the forum, though I always sort of brush it off as a novelty that doesn't last very long. So when I found out you were actually serious, I rolled with it.
I've already had an aneurysm before, it's not like it slowed me down. Though being hospitalized for something that I didn't understand at the time was scary enough.
@Skallagrim I know how they work, I'm not ignorant in this age of infinite knowledge at the tips of our fingers. I didn't challenge him for the sake of winning or losing the war, I challenged him because he showed up and gave an open challenge. I didn't know it was for a war, and then I was informed it was. So I rolled with it.

I'm willing to roll with anything, but I'm not willing to be talked to as though I'm some child. Wholly ignorant of how the world works. I'm refusing to argue with people because I said I wasn't GOING to argue this year. I intend to keep that promise, but it's growing increasingly hard.
I'm being argued with from so many sides this week, on top of all the bullshit I'm having to deal with in real life. I'm trying so hard to be polite and it's burning a hole in my forehead. I'm just gonna write my posts and be quiet from this point onwards, before I blow my stack.
@Skallagrim I challenged him to a one on one, I took up the gauntlet before anyone else did. I didn't do it in the name of the guild. I did it under my own banner. I wanted to see what he had before anyone else could get to him.

He invited people in before asking me, and then we discussed it afterwards.
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