Quest Drop #4 - [Fire|Light]

Quest Drop #4 - [Fire|Light]

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04-20-2013, 05:21 PM

Lythe
Chasing butterflies and broken dreams

Lythe felt his confidence rise with each strike that landed with a solid crunch of glass and immense satisfaction when he hit the beasts eye. A slight panic set in when the demon started stomping around while Ly was still far too close for comfort and he couldn't avoid a shallow scrape across his right haunch before the bear was distracted by the small hybrid racing around throwing water into the cracks which allowed the tovero stag to slip away and plan his next attack.

Thanks to the adrenaline rush he didn't hear the comments of the other equines which would have absolutely crushed his confidence and made him doubt himself. As it was Ly only allowed himself two seconds to revert to his normal self and let the panic take him over. Taking deep breaths the stallion shivered as he observed the blood running down both of his sides now. Suddenly Lythe was angry. There was no reason for him to get angry, but he did and his eyes burned a deep violet. Shaking out his long black, white, and now red mane the draft determinedly made his way to stand directly behind the bear.

Thanks to his quick thinking he managed to avoid the flames that spewed out of the beast's split, broken face. Steeling his nerves, Lythe started running full tilt, wincing as the many cuts on his body were pulled and stretched over his taught skin. Ducking underneath the beast Ly had to crouch down slightly, hoping that the bear wouldn't be able to feel him racing past his belly and decide that he suddenly wanted to take a nap. As soon as he made it to the bear's front legs Ly planted his front hooves in the sand, trusting in the sand's ability to slide and sent his back daggers racing towards the bears jugular from underneath it.

Knowing that he was in a very bad position to stay in for an extended amount of time Lythe moved underneath its left side and ducked behind its fallen face to use it as a shield from the flames that could be coming his way at any moment. Suddenly and idea occurred to him and he sized up the distance from the half a head and the beast's exposed neck. Moving away from the demon Lythe took a hint from the white mare and little stallion and ran to the ocean to scoop up a mouthful of the briny water. Racing back he lined himself up with the chunk of glass and started running once again towards the bear, putting every last ounce of energy into this final attack. Using the mound of glass as a kind of stepping stone, Ly jumped onto it and then onto the demon's wide neck. Just as if he was trying to kill a snake, the stallion reared up, pointed his hooves down and smashed them onto the splintered base of what was left of the bear's cranium, hoping that it was cracked enough that the sharp edges of his daggers would be able to find purchase and penetrate deeply into the firey brain of the beasty. Bringing his head down close to the great domed head of the bear he spit the water down into the deepest crack he could find.

[Summary: Ly runs underneath the bear, desperately hoping that it won't decide to lie down on him and bucks, trying to send his hooves towards the bear's jugular. He then runs out from underneath it, using the fallen half of a face as a shield. Running a bit away from it, he scoops up some ocean water, jumps on top of the glass lump and then onto the bear's neck. Rearing up he points his hooves down and aims for a crack, hoping to drive them down, deep into the remainder of the bear's skull. He then finds the deepest crack on its head and spits the water into it in one accurate stream.
Injuries: Left side slicked with blood due to glass shards, a shallow gash on his right haunch and a few pretty minor burns.]

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