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"Nobodies have feelings too." Eliot says, petting it.
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Kingdom Hearts: The Keyblade War
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"No they don/t' Tyler groaned before slashing at the nub and appearing on the other side.
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"Dangit!" Kisomma shouted, bein' knocked away. "I would of thought that wall was stronger than that..."
"Well, when all else fails.." Kisomma he tossed his keyblade into the air, hopped onto his glider, and charged at the monster.
"Well, when all else fails.." Kisomma he tossed his keyblade into the air, hopped onto his glider, and charged at the monster.
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The Null Behemoth was, for all its power, still an inhuman Nobody--a Nobody that lacked the will or strength to maintain its human form when its Heart was lost. And ultimately, a weak-willed Nobody is no better than a puppet.
So it hurled Eliot off its foot and across the square, utterly heedless to his arguments, and devastated the area with a massive blast of Firaga, even as the previously-flawless skin around its nub of a horn began to crack and blister from Tyler's continued assault.
If he were putting any less effort into remaining stealthy, Siegfried would have laughed aloud at the Town's pitiful attempts at security. One guard for an entire floor, who was half-asleep to boot? Less than child's play for a being cloaked in darkness.
Utterly unimpeded, he made his way down a long spiral staircase, steps carefully muffled. Occasionally, he would hang back, ducking into the shadows at landings as the anthropomorphic creatures of the world walked obliviously by. He sneered at their naivete.
Finally, at the lowest floor of the Workshop, a dark and dusty basement, Siegfried hit the jackpot. Golden eyes perfectly adjusted for the dark, he eventually found himself before an odd, spindly mechanical contraption, that resembled a metal skeleton of sorts.
The Forsaken Keybearer shrugged, already grinning wickedly. "Whatevere you designed this for, Walt, I'm sure to put it to great use..."
Reill rolled her eyes at the two's antics, though she herself followed with an eager smile on her face. Being a Keybearer definitely had its ups and downs. Fighting an endless war with no end in sight was exhausting, true, but the rare times she could simply cut loose and have fun were well worth it.
And so she was utterly unprepared when a giant skeletal arm burst through the window of the building before her. With a great screeching, the side of the building exploded outwards, as a giant monster stepped forth, knocking her to the street in a heap.
Reill's first impression of the creature was accurate enough. It stood twenty feet high, constructed out of twisted metal beams into the shape of a human being. Its hands ended in sharp, wicked claws, while pointed rubs jutted out of the tangled mess of metal that was its torso. A misshapen lump crowned the body, with pointed jaws filled with sharp teeth the only distinguishable feature. And a great pair of skeletal wings hung from its shoulders, stretching upward as if to seize the sky itself.
The metal of its body seemed corroded and infected, with wisps of darkness and tendrils of blue flesh clinging to the metal skeleton. On its torso was an pointed, angular symbol, unfamiliar to Reill. Though it looked like a Heart, it definitely wasn't the hated Heartless Emblem. Groaning, she bared her teeth and pulled herself upright, summoning Chained Heart.
In an instant, the monster attacked.
So it hurled Eliot off its foot and across the square, utterly heedless to his arguments, and devastated the area with a massive blast of Firaga, even as the previously-flawless skin around its nub of a horn began to crack and blister from Tyler's continued assault.
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If he were putting any less effort into remaining stealthy, Siegfried would have laughed aloud at the Town's pitiful attempts at security. One guard for an entire floor, who was half-asleep to boot? Less than child's play for a being cloaked in darkness.
Utterly unimpeded, he made his way down a long spiral staircase, steps carefully muffled. Occasionally, he would hang back, ducking into the shadows at landings as the anthropomorphic creatures of the world walked obliviously by. He sneered at their naivete.
Finally, at the lowest floor of the Workshop, a dark and dusty basement, Siegfried hit the jackpot. Golden eyes perfectly adjusted for the dark, he eventually found himself before an odd, spindly mechanical contraption, that resembled a metal skeleton of sorts.
The Forsaken Keybearer shrugged, already grinning wickedly. "Whatevere you designed this for, Walt, I'm sure to put it to great use..."
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Reill rolled her eyes at the two's antics, though she herself followed with an eager smile on her face. Being a Keybearer definitely had its ups and downs. Fighting an endless war with no end in sight was exhausting, true, but the rare times she could simply cut loose and have fun were well worth it.
And so she was utterly unprepared when a giant skeletal arm burst through the window of the building before her. With a great screeching, the side of the building exploded outwards, as a giant monster stepped forth, knocking her to the street in a heap.
Reill's first impression of the creature was accurate enough. It stood twenty feet high, constructed out of twisted metal beams into the shape of a human being. Its hands ended in sharp, wicked claws, while pointed rubs jutted out of the tangled mess of metal that was its torso. A misshapen lump crowned the body, with pointed jaws filled with sharp teeth the only distinguishable feature. And a great pair of skeletal wings hung from its shoulders, stretching upward as if to seize the sky itself.
The metal of its body seemed corroded and infected, with wisps of darkness and tendrils of blue flesh clinging to the metal skeleton. On its torso was an pointed, angular symbol, unfamiliar to Reill. Though it looked like a Heart, it definitely wasn't the hated Heartless Emblem. Groaning, she bared her teeth and pulled herself upright, summoning Chained Heart.
In an instant, the monster attacked.
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OOC: Hey can we combine the spells?
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Seeing the crack on it's head, it aimed for that, and smashed his weapon onto it before being knocked down to the ground, with his glider disappearing. Wipin' the blood of his lip, he said, "Now that had better of done somethin', darnit!"
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OOC: Of course you can combine spells. So long as it's not godmodding, game-breaking, or explicitly against the rules and mechanics of the RP, you're free to try whatever you want.
Reill was wordless, answering Neil's question as she dashed away from the stomping feet of the creature, and hurled Chained Heart at its torso, rapidly spinning in a glowing disk of power. Her Strike Raid landed cleanly, though failed to leave any noticeable damage at all.
The creature roared, and unleashed great bursts of fire from its jaws, raining flames along the street.
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Reill was wordless, answering Neil's question as she dashed away from the stomping feet of the creature, and hurled Chained Heart at its torso, rapidly spinning in a glowing disk of power. Her Strike Raid landed cleanly, though failed to leave any noticeable damage at all.
The creature roared, and unleashed great bursts of fire from its jaws, raining flames along the street.
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OOC: You mean like how Eliot combined Thunder with Jeremy's Water?
"Hey! I tried to be nice!" Eliot says, throwing a rock at the Nobody.
"Hey! I tried to be nice!" Eliot says, throwing a rock at the Nobody.
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Tyler held his keyblade forward before surrounding it with flames. "Got it," he grinned as he looked at the nub before he charged forward and vanish before appearing in front of the Behemoth. "Sliding Fire Dash!" he yelled before he slashed across the nub.
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Tailisu had jumped off the Null Behemoth's back, he almost tripped while landing but he managed to regain his composure. "Well that little doggy is really tough." He turned around to see Tyler attacking the Nobody, he just looked to see if he would deliver the finishing vote.
Crack, window, ledge... Kyle thought. He tried it, and succeeded. Woah... He jumped at the monster, lodging his Keyblade in its skeletal ribcage. He hung on desperately through its thrashing. "Woah-oh-oh!"
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With that, the nub on the Null Behemoth's forehead shattered. An eerie ringing echoed through the air, as cracks spread from the base of the nub, slowly spreading over the massive Nobody's entire body. Roaring in distress, the Behemoth could do nothing but thrash helplessly, utterly defenseless.
Reill was torn between praising Kyle for his bravery or cursing at his reckless stupidity. Her musing was interrupted by the monster's wild swinging at the Keybearer lodged in its ribs.
Reill scowled, unleashing another Strike Raid to intercept the attack. "Dammit Kyle! Move!"
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Reill was torn between praising Kyle for his bravery or cursing at his reckless stupidity. Her musing was interrupted by the monster's wild swinging at the Keybearer lodged in its ribs.
Reill scowled, unleashing another Strike Raid to intercept the attack. "Dammit Kyle! Move!"
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"Tyler! Catch!" Eliot says, throwing his Keyblade to him. "Use them both for some kind of epic finishing move!"
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"Don't mind if I do," Tyler said before charging at the Behemoth once more. "Double Sliding Dash!' he yelled before disappearing and appearing behind the Behemoth his swords pointing downwards down and he looking down at the floor.
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