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Just a random guy, doing random things. Main RP: Hell's Coffee Lounge Current RPs change often enough that it's too much effort keeping a list of them updated.

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@Divinity
Light is vastly inferior to electricity in terms of abusability. With light you can perform offensive actions, manipulate the visual spectrum, and little else. Electricity meanwhile allows you to manipulate electromagnetic fields, thoughts, machinery, and matter itself. In addition to giving you serious blasting powers, and the ability to turn your arm into a lightsaber.
@Divinity
Yeah, but my favourite trick is to take a seemingly week power and make it ridiculously powerful.

The classic example is using water magic to control someone's blood, but another would be using electricity control to alter the universe on a subatomic level, or using kinetic energy control to perform nuclear fusion.
@Divinity
Nah, I'm a bit of a powergamer so I avoid the arena. It takes some effort just to regulate how strong I make my characters in regular rps, let alone places where characters are made to fight one another. I'd probably introduce one of my deceptively weak-looking but in reality ridiculously OP characters, and piss everyone off ^_^.

But if you want to fight again within the rp, that might just happen. This rp certainly seems fairly massively combat-orientated.
@Divinity
I do like me a good death post ^_^

And I'll have another character up in a bit, so there's no real need to rezz her. Doesn't seem like something your char would do either, considering the danger she poses to the world in general.
@Divinity
Yep. All her powers are magical. And now I need to think of a new character....
@Divinity
Darquesse laughed as she emerged from her tomb, floating into the air as she gathered her powers around her. A wrathful god, clad in darkness and flames as the very earth rumbled. She was indeed a nearly biblical apocalypse, a force of nature. Linked directly to the source of magic her powers were limited only by her knowledge and skill, and had they fought but a year later Corban might have been defeated. With but a little more understanding, a little more knowledge, her power would have become immeasurable. She was a mage on the precipice of becoming a God, raw power incarnate. But this was not the case, and her fate had already been decided.

A massive magical circle seemed to appear on the ground, hundreds of sigils etched into it by Corban's carefully placed spells. The crystals that had been spread across the field glowed in a carefully preset pattern, the seemingly chaotic spread transformed into an ordered catalyst for a spell of the highest calibre. Darquesse could feel it, as her magic was torn from her body. She screeched as she drew in more and more, her very being a portal to the infinite realm of magical energy. She filled up with magic again and again, only to have it dissipate the moment she was able to draw it in. She dropped to the ground, only barely managing to break her fall with a gust of wind. She stood, staring down Corban as she desperately attempted to cling to the last shreds of her power, her shadow puppets crashing to the ground around her. She was stripped of her capabilities, a mage in name only. And as she stared up at her opponent, she saw the massive beam cannon.

She remembered seeing such weapons as pathetic. Weak attempts made by the mortals to raise themselves to the level of a Mage, a pathetic display that cemented the intrinsic difference between the weak and the powerful. She remembered laughingly tearing through armies, shrugging off bullets and missiles as if it were nothing. That intoxicating power that had rushed through her. And yet, as she stared down the glowing barrel of the massive beam cannon, her arrogance was gone. Disappeared with her powers, torn from her by this infernal spell. She could feel only fear, as she realized she wouldn't be getting up from this one. No longer would her body knit itself together, as she mockingly taunted the fool who dared assault her. This was it. The end of the line.

In a way, it was an epiphany. Finally, she realized what it was like to be Stephanie. To be a human, in a world of gods and monsters. She felt no morbid curiosity, no sickening joy. And yet, she felt slightly relieved. Because, after all, this was the end of it. It seemed she wouldn't be destroying the world after all, huh.

"Well.... Fu-"

A blast of pure light tore through her body, incinerating every cell it touched as she was consumed by the green energy. Her entire form turned to ashes, her last thoughts cast into oblivion as her life was ended. Her soul dissipating into the flow of life and death once more, rejoining the cycle she herself had sought to escape from. And as Corban stood there, surrounded by explosions and death, a sudden silence seemed to have fallen over the battlefield. And where the wannabe God had been but moments before, there was nothing but ashes.
@Divinity
The amount of force really isn't an issue. Darquesse is an incredibly durable tank, in addition to having wolverine-level regen. She can take just about any amount of damage. But without her magic, she has all the powers of a teenager with a god complex. Which makes her effectively useless.

And I quite enjoyed the fight as well, it was fun. It was very Brains vs Brawn.

Edit: And I only just realized that Corban is an anagram for Carbon. Lol.
@Divinity
"Rocks fall, everybody dies. Roll up a new character."

In all sincerity though, that's fairly brutal. I'll need a little to think on that, but it looks like you just murdered my character. Was not expecting Darquesse to die there, considering her fairly impressive regen.
@Divinity
Oh, you know I'll always trust you. I just don't trust you, you know?

Also, posted. Shit gonna get crazy.
@Divinity
Even a glancing blow from the shadow lance nearly crushed the mage's shoulder. While his defensive magic was great, and the diamond-enhanced cloth was more than capable of withstanding the cutting force of the lance, his body was merely human in terms of durability. And this attack had been intended to rip through tanks. The experience would teach Corban in the most practical manner that Darquesse's powers relied on brute force over subtlety, but made up for their simplicity with the sheer quantity of brute force she brought to the field. Unfortunately for Darquesse, this would not prevent him from performing his rather elegant counter.

As the spell struck her, Darquesse could feel several areas in her brain shut down. It was a direct neurological assault that left her motor functions fried by destroying her nervous system, or at the very least shutting it down. Highly effective, this singular spell would most likely shut down most beings absolutely. Darquesse admired the effectiveness of it, even as she started to notice the ground shift around her. Unlike Corban, she was able to sense even minute movements in the Earth. It was an adaptation of the technique used with air that had originally been developed to catch Billy-ray Sanguine. As such she was well aware of the cage that closed around her, a thick layer of hardened diamond forming around her. She grinned, as she used her own earth magic to move it aside.... only to find that she couldn't.

Much like Corban, Darquesse didn't require movement to cast her spells, although she often preferred doing so. Most mages saw their bodies as a catalyst for spells, but Darquesse viewed this as a mere limitation on the mages themselves. Magic was a work of the mind, and the only reason most other mages required physical gestures was to help conceive what they were doing in their mind. It was a silly human limit, and one she had long left behind her. And yet, she now found it impossible to move this diamond around her, despite it falling well within the domain of her Earth magic. As she glared at it, she saw that Corban's magic was holding it in place. And while her magical capabilities were indeed great, the manipulation of Earth was the weakest of her disciplines, while Corban possessed far more skill on the subject. As the two arcane forces clashed to move the diamond barrier, Corban placed his power with efficiency and skill while Darquesse battered at it with her mind, her anger only further lowering the effectiveness of her power.

Then, for the first time, Darquesse realized she was trapped. This was an actual trap, and she was actually stuck in it. And if she didn't get out of here, she would be completely at this stranger's mercy. She, the great Darquesse, the Worldbreaker, would be at the mercy of some inconsequential mortal maggot. Fear and rage surged in equal measure, as the concept of her life at risk truly reached her. And as it did, the very earth began to shake. Rage and magic flowed through the ground and air, the very elements bending to her will. Darquesse's magical presence seemed to spike, as she pulled in all the arcane energy in the area, like a giant arcane fireball. All the stops were off, and Darquesse was about to unleash her full power, for the first time in ages.

The earth trembled and roiled, a whirlpool of darkness forming in the sky above. The very dead seemed to shift, their corpses standing up as their bodies were animated by solid shadow. Dozens of soldiers and beasts, from both sides of the battle. Limbs reattached themselves, as entire bodies regenerated before Corban's eyes. Animated puppets, manifestations of Darquesse's will. Their very blood a mere weapon for her, as they charged Corban with supernatural speed and strength, many others firing a barrage of bullets and lasers from multiple directions. Several launched into the air, an ability they had most certainly not possessed in life. Corban would find a barrage of attacks coming from all attacks as many of the corpses launched into melee, drawing power from the seemingly infinite wellspring that was Darquesse.

Deep below the ground, Darquesse was slowly ripping her way out of her cocoon. She had simply annihilated her useless nervous system with a quick use of fire magic, placed with the surgical precision of an expert. Her regeneration replaced it nearly instantly, once more granting her control of her limbs as her physical strength and magical shadows began pushing at the diamond cocoon. And even this barrier would slowly begin to crack under the force of her full power, an unending maelstrom of tearing winds and darkness forming a bubble of pure black deep under the ground. Once the walls of her cocoon fell, the pressure would create an explosion that could be felt even at the surface.

Corban would find himself in a precarious position indeed, as Darquesse was no longer holding back her true power. And he would soon find out just why she was called the Worldbreaker.
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