comic
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Leon S. Kennedy
Grimacing, Leon lowered his weapon, locking his jaw. That had been unfortunate--but it was done. Tucking away Matilda, the agent glanced toward the smoldering undead lying nearby, a fanfare playing from an unseen location. He was moving on to the next round, and he wasn't sure what to expect next, even as the world began to fade around him.
Leon approached the spot where Audrey had poofed away from, noting the strands of multi-colored hair, whatever that was about. With a frown, he knelt down and collected the items.
The gateway appeared behind him as two of the five original zombies started to return to their feet, gurgling out their mindless growls. He'd had enough of this place again, even if it was interesting to see the strange palette it had been turned into.
Stepping through the gateway, Leon emerged back in the lobby, noting that multiple fights had concluded as well. A glance at the screens seemed to indicate that the rest were close to wrapping up. A pit of anxiety sat within him as he realized that there was undoubtedly more eliminations this round. Where was Chun-Li...
Kassandra
"Well, that was completely warranted and in-character." Kassandra sighed as she slid her spear behind her while Alexios scoffed. "Coward. You better bring me back again, big sister. Whatever magic you used to bring me here has waned."
That much was true. She could only have him summoned for so long, and that time had been spent. "I will. Allow me to do all the work now, no?"
"Ha! You malakas, you couldn't last a minute without me." With that, Alexios vanished. She looked up- only to see a massive ball of iron descending upon her.
BOOM
It crashed into the ground, cracking the rock and leaving very little room for anything to survive between. As the archers appeared, they couldn't see anything to fire upon. The blademasters were finding themselves in a similar situation, and Kohga's words fell on no ears.
The boulder continued to be needlessly pushed into the earth, the master so preoccupied with this he might not have noticed one of his archers disappearing in a poof, notifying their death.
Kassandra had been formulating a plan, and she was not oblivious to the concept of magnetism. It had been demonstrated to her on occasion, as one might expect when she spends so much time around philosophers and scholars just as much as warriors and mercenaries.
Having jammed piece after piece of twisted metal into the rock behind Kohga, the wall standing far taller than he hovered, Kassandra had formed a line of them about, cracking the wall along that line with the intention of possibly attracting Kohga's magnetic power in their direction at some point, and forcing him to bring the entire wall down on himself. It was perfectly placed, as even the audience hadn't claimed it.
Once accomplished in a short time, she'd dispatched one of the archers in quick work, taken his bow, and used his own arrows, sending a storm flying toward the Blademasters and the other archer--this would undoubtedly be noticed by Kohga. The arrows removed the other archer and severely wounded the Blademasters, who now turned in her direction as a dozen arrows stuck out of them each.
"For a trickster," Kassandra called to Kohga, "you're fairly easy to trick, yourself! Not to mention you're more than predictable." She casually rubbed at her finger as she stood on the spot, the Blademasters still a ways off. "You might be wondering why I'm not a flatcake under that globe? Well, a better trickster doesn't spill her secrets." In truth, she'd used the Shadow of Nyx and narrowly avoided the boulder, expending one of her charges, but it had been well worth it.
With rapid speed, alongside agility, she pulled out the spear and scaled the wall of rock, getting as close to her trap as she could, and well out of range of the Blademasters even if they used their little hole in the ground shtick. "This whole time you had magnetism and you never used them on me?" she laughed, "One of my lungs is made from iron! You could have used that the whole time!" A fib, but hopefully any attempts to do something about this "iron lung" would result in the now weakened wall reaching its critical point and collapsing on the master. "Sadly for you, now you die. Bet you didn't know my brother could fly like you, did you? You should turn around." Once more, a trick--but regardless if Kohga did something about this "lung", or turned around, she would burst from the wall at her usual impressive speed, once more making an attempt at putting her spear through one end of Kohga's body, and pulling it out of the other.
Grimacing, Leon lowered his weapon, locking his jaw. That had been unfortunate--but it was done. Tucking away Matilda, the agent glanced toward the smoldering undead lying nearby, a fanfare playing from an unseen location. He was moving on to the next round, and he wasn't sure what to expect next, even as the world began to fade around him.
Leon approached the spot where Audrey had poofed away from, noting the strands of multi-colored hair, whatever that was about. With a frown, he knelt down and collected the items.
The gateway appeared behind him as two of the five original zombies started to return to their feet, gurgling out their mindless growls. He'd had enough of this place again, even if it was interesting to see the strange palette it had been turned into.
Stepping through the gateway, Leon emerged back in the lobby, noting that multiple fights had concluded as well. A glance at the screens seemed to indicate that the rest were close to wrapping up. A pit of anxiety sat within him as he realized that there was undoubtedly more eliminations this round. Where was Chun-Li...
Kassandra
"Well, that was completely warranted and in-character." Kassandra sighed as she slid her spear behind her while Alexios scoffed. "Coward. You better bring me back again, big sister. Whatever magic you used to bring me here has waned."
That much was true. She could only have him summoned for so long, and that time had been spent. "I will. Allow me to do all the work now, no?"
"Ha! You malakas, you couldn't last a minute without me." With that, Alexios vanished. She looked up- only to see a massive ball of iron descending upon her.
BOOM
It crashed into the ground, cracking the rock and leaving very little room for anything to survive between. As the archers appeared, they couldn't see anything to fire upon. The blademasters were finding themselves in a similar situation, and Kohga's words fell on no ears.
The boulder continued to be needlessly pushed into the earth, the master so preoccupied with this he might not have noticed one of his archers disappearing in a poof, notifying their death.
Kassandra had been formulating a plan, and she was not oblivious to the concept of magnetism. It had been demonstrated to her on occasion, as one might expect when she spends so much time around philosophers and scholars just as much as warriors and mercenaries.
Having jammed piece after piece of twisted metal into the rock behind Kohga, the wall standing far taller than he hovered, Kassandra had formed a line of them about, cracking the wall along that line with the intention of possibly attracting Kohga's magnetic power in their direction at some point, and forcing him to bring the entire wall down on himself. It was perfectly placed, as even the audience hadn't claimed it.
Once accomplished in a short time, she'd dispatched one of the archers in quick work, taken his bow, and used his own arrows, sending a storm flying toward the Blademasters and the other archer--this would undoubtedly be noticed by Kohga. The arrows removed the other archer and severely wounded the Blademasters, who now turned in her direction as a dozen arrows stuck out of them each.
"For a trickster," Kassandra called to Kohga, "you're fairly easy to trick, yourself! Not to mention you're more than predictable." She casually rubbed at her finger as she stood on the spot, the Blademasters still a ways off. "You might be wondering why I'm not a flatcake under that globe? Well, a better trickster doesn't spill her secrets." In truth, she'd used the Shadow of Nyx and narrowly avoided the boulder, expending one of her charges, but it had been well worth it.
With rapid speed, alongside agility, she pulled out the spear and scaled the wall of rock, getting as close to her trap as she could, and well out of range of the Blademasters even if they used their little hole in the ground shtick. "This whole time you had magnetism and you never used them on me?" she laughed, "One of my lungs is made from iron! You could have used that the whole time!" A fib, but hopefully any attempts to do something about this "iron lung" would result in the now weakened wall reaching its critical point and collapsing on the master. "Sadly for you, now you die. Bet you didn't know my brother could fly like you, did you? You should turn around." Once more, a trick--but regardless if Kohga did something about this "lung", or turned around, she would burst from the wall at her usual impressive speed, once more making an attempt at putting her spear through one end of Kohga's body, and pulling it out of the other.