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[JUDGED] When giants collide | Iso v Abraham

Isopia the Mountain That Knows Posts: 780
Dragon's Throat Apostle atk: 6.5 | def: 10 | dam: 8.0
Mare :: Tribrid :: 18hh :: 3 - is now aging slowly HP: 90 | Buff: NUMB
Hubris :: Royal Bronze Dragon :: Shock Breath & Frost Breath & Babel :: Royal Gold Dragon :: Fire Breath Odd
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the girl.



In this form, with her wings beating so close to her ears and her other senses skewed by the distortion of her vision, it was hard for the raven-girl to place just where the dragons were. Their bodies sliced through the air in a way that was unfamiliar, and with no feathers to gently sway and flutter, what little she could hear of them, was distorted by her ignorance of how dragons moved.

So it was no real surprise to her that Brienne's frosty breath had already found the water that lingered above her, before the demi-god was even aware of how close the dragon had become. The thin panel which was now ice, fell heavily onto her black shoulders, immediately slamming her avian body into the sand. Her body and mind immediately tried to reconcile the abruptness of her halt, the abrasive feeling of the sand against her feathers, and the permeating cold across her back, with what must have happened.

Which one had the ice breath? Her more academically inclined inner voice wondered, (much to the dismay of her instinctual inner-self, which was really starting to wonder if putting in the effort of trying to keep her alive was even worth it).

With the breath squeezed out of her small body and the pain that had begun to set in from her fall clouding her ability to think rationally, Isopia began to wonder if she shouldn't just transform back into her original form. After all, her experiment to see if she could fool the dragon's clearly and disappointingly hadn't worked--

--a paralyzing sensation bloomed brilliantly and brightly in her mind interrupting her self-critique. For a moment, the girl didn't know what was happening. All she was aware of was an un-articulated flash of white in her mind, and the sensation of being moved. Am I dead? She questioned through a silent fog as her mind tried to reach out and grasp onto something that made sense.

When it did, the girl almost wished that it hadn't.

Pain, more bright and intense than (quite literally) anything she had ever experienced before, tore through her shoulders. Gwyn's grip felt like iron and fire, and her brittle bird-bones felt warped like a sapling in a storm. Her beak opened to let loose a cry of pain, but the hurt was too much, and her body couldn't even react vocally. Instead, her beak merely opened and closed spastically, as her inner mind screamed and searched for a workable solution. 

Although her eyes were open, they were hardly seeing anything. The world was adrift in oranges and yellows - it was warm, and roughly all the same temperature, and so depth perception was made all the more difficult as the dragon pulled her through the air. Once again, it was only because of the bizarre affects of the infection she had picked up, that she was able to spot the other dragon's second attack. As she came near, through a wall of pain and confusion, Isopia reacted. A shield of stone materialized in front of the girl (though was already crumbling around its circumference, due to her immense pain and therefore lack of concentration). A warm light was seemingly bleeding outwards from the stone, heating the entirety of the structure even as it flew towards the dragon's open jaws. The stone blocked the dragon's attack, saving her body from experiencing more than the savage pain of one set of dragon's claws. Relief flooded her mind, but regret was absent. Even amidst an empire of pain, the girl's academic interests had been satisfied. 

As her body hit the ground Isopia was vaguely aware of Abraham's proximity, and also the sound of his voice. Although she heard him, the words didn't really sink in for a few seconds. The word challenge reverberated in her mind, and she was reminded that she started this. This was a spar, which meant she couldn't just lay in the sand.

Her golden eyes rolled in her avian skull, taking in Abraham who was like a gigantic flowing fountain of oranges and golds, contained within the proportions of a unicorn. The pain had dulled enough that her focus was returning, and it didn't take a battle-expert to recognize that she needed to act. Fast. Calling upon the magic she had just used, Isopia tried to swiftly erect four pillars of stone, directly under Abraham's hooves. They blazed with a magical heat almost instantly. She hoped that either he would be precariously raised into the air and be forced to leap off (all the while having the softer parts of his hooves scalded) or, that should he move, that he would be knocked and burned by one of the pillars.

If nothing else, maybe it would buy her time to get up.


 
Setting: Halycon Flatts
Time of day: hard to tell since it's always so sunny. But there is a fair amount of glare reflecting from all the puddles/pools. 
WC: 800
Attack: 3.3
Other: has GLL so affected stats.
@Abraham 

:: [ Magic: EarthxFire (U) | Can create stone structures which can also provide heat ] 
:: [ Restrictions | Can only create 1 large item (heatse to 20m), 2 medium items (heats to 8-10m) or 3 small items (heats to 2-3m) per season ]




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When giants collide | Iso v Abraham - by Isopia - 09-19-2015, 04:14 PM
RE: When giants collide | Iso v Abraham - by Isopia - 10-03-2015, 08:00 PM

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