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paixaorpg2008-08-30 08:20 pm
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Rain and Lightning and Sin [active; open]
Character(s): Sin and anyone who wants in on the fight
Content: Boss fight! In the rain!
Setting: L7
Time: early evening, while it's still raining
Warnings: Destruction, mayhem, and violence. And a hole in the domes.
In the past few weeks, the city had proven itself up to the task of eliminating the lesser Sinspawn, but it was time to show them the real power of Sin. It was time to start bringing death to this world and those who inhabited it. Whether they belonged here was of no importance. They suffered here just as they would suffer wherever they had come from; where they were released from their suffering was of no real importance. All he needed to do was attract a bit of attention.
Which Sin itself was admittedly doing, by virtue of being a large electricity based creature, but the rumbling of thunder above the domes had given him an idea. After all, Sin was providing a far amount of destruction already, and surely no one would mind if he caused just a little bit more. And it was a matter of little effort to cast a simple Flare at the dome overhead, shattering a fair amount of it to pieces. With luck the explosion would serve as a way to get people to head this direction and in the meantime Sin could terrorize and kill the general populace.
[Note: Since giant boss fight is likely to be giant, it'll probably be best to split this up into a bunch of different threads. Thread hopping is, of course, not only okay but encouraged, so hop in and have fun!]
Content: Boss fight! In the rain!
Setting: L7
Time: early evening, while it's still raining
Warnings: Destruction, mayhem, and violence. And a hole in the domes.
In the past few weeks, the city had proven itself up to the task of eliminating the lesser Sinspawn, but it was time to show them the real power of Sin. It was time to start bringing death to this world and those who inhabited it. Whether they belonged here was of no importance. They suffered here just as they would suffer wherever they had come from; where they were released from their suffering was of no real importance. All he needed to do was attract a bit of attention.
Which Sin itself was admittedly doing, by virtue of being a large electricity based creature, but the rumbling of thunder above the domes had given him an idea. After all, Sin was providing a far amount of destruction already, and surely no one would mind if he caused just a little bit more. And it was a matter of little effort to cast a simple Flare at the dome overhead, shattering a fair amount of it to pieces. With luck the explosion would serve as a way to get people to head this direction and in the meantime Sin could terrorize and kill the general populace.
[Note: Since giant boss fight is likely to be giant, it'll probably be best to split this up into a bunch of different threads. Thread hopping is, of course, not only okay but encouraged, so hop in and have fun!]
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Was this what the boy had had in mind? It... certainly seemed like it, though it was more than surprising. The High Summoner could only stare, dumbfounded, at the damage that was caused.
At least they had an entrance, now.
He moved quickly, coming out from behind the piece of building and beginning his approach toward Sin (who knew how long they had before its counterattack?), but caught sight of someone else.
The boy looked horrified. Whether it was because of Sin's attack or the attack on it Braska couldn't tell, but he did know that if the boy continued to stand there, he was going to get hurt.
He changed courses, moving over to the blond's side. "Come with me, please!" he insisted. "You shouldn't just stand here!"
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As it turned out, it landed him with a glimpse of a thoroughly horrified boy. Suffering that he could end, as he sent a Firaga at Ivan.
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He didn't know how long this monster had been rampaging through the city. Couldn't even guess at how many people it had killed or injured. Now both complete strangers and his friends were putting their lives on the line to stop it.
To stop something that wouldn't have happened if it weren't for him.
"It's all my fault."
The shock had frozen him to the spot. Only peripherally did he notice the meteor crashing down on the monster, or even Braska's voice next to him; by the time he realized the man might be talking to him, he'd already missed what he said. Finally, he managed to tear his eyes away from the monster, and turned them to Braska. But the look in them wasn't confusion, wasn't fear - just deep, pervasive guilt.
The words came automatically to his mouth, out of emotion more than thought. "I'm sorry."
He didn't even notice the Firaga approaching.
[ooc: uhhh haha he's not gonna be able to evade that, whoops. will take the hit next turn, if Braska fails his quick time event? that all right?]
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He shook his head. "I cannot claim to understand what you are feeling at the moment, but you cannot simply stand there. Please, you are in danger!" he quickly insisted.
It was as he turned his head to respond to Auron that he caught the flash of light out of the corner of his eye, and Braska immediately pulled Ivan with him as he dove out of the way. He watched as the Firaga went overhead and let out the breath he didn't know he'd been holding.
Inside... They had to get inside. Would he have to bring the boy along?
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For now though, he'd simply watch.
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Automatically, he glanced back at the monster - my fault - but didn't see his friends right away, and then turned to the man who'd saved him, although he didn't quite realize what had just happened. Uncertainly, he got to his feet. "I have to - to -" to what? It was almost like forgetting where he was all of a sudden.
*switching their order again*
The High Summoner quickly got to his feet and looked over at the boy. "Come with us. We're heading inside," he said, glancing over at Sin from time to time in case of another attack. He couldn't leave the boy here. While it would certainly be dangerous inside of Sin, he was in much more dangerous on the outside.
Braska hesitated for a moment before he grabbed Ivan by the arm with a short sigh. "Forgive me for this," he said quietly, before dragging him along as he headed for Sin.
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What was he thinking? The boy was obviously disturbed by something, if not frightened. He would end up dead! But though he disapproved, Auron said nothing. There was no time to waste. This needed to be finished now.
And so, sword shouldered, the ex-guardian led the way.