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closed | the bright sun was extinguish'd
WHO: Alais, Barrow, Edgard, Jone, Matthias
WHAT: Investigating some spooky happenings in the Planasene Forest
WHEN: Early Kingsway
WHERE: Planasene Forest
NOTES: ooc notes
WHAT: Investigating some spooky happenings in the Planasene Forest
WHEN: Early Kingsway
WHERE: Planasene Forest
NOTES: ooc notes


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The pain is perfect.
Jone swings her poleaxe, aiming directly for the thing's face. The bear dodges somehow, and she catches its shoulder instead. The thing roars and surges forward.
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Matthias, at the back of the battle, sidesteps, craning his neck, trying to get an angle. He's better at offense, but nearly all he has is fire, if he uses it on the bear at these close quarters, Jone will get singed, or worse.
"I hate," he says, mostly to himself, "bears," and if psychic damage were a thing, maybe that would be enough to wound, but there's no such thing, and he hasn't got an angle, and his barrier shimmers a dull sort of orange in the air, not nearly strong enough to withstand another surge but maybe, maybe enough time for a breath, a plan, a second hit.
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"I'll drive it off," she says with the excited motivation pain gives her. "You got something that goes boom? Love that in a mage."
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Abruptly, he changes the course of his sidestep and switches to a run, skirting still along the edge of the battle--away from Barrow, absolutely, who he is still unsure of, it's an even split on whether he'd fight a bear or a templar.
Downwind of Jone and the bear, he darts forward, right behind the beast's great back, and scratches a glyph in the dirt: a fire mine. It glows preemptively like a partially doused campfire. Matthias does another, and a third, the last one a little sloppy--he's not know for precision--and jumps back as the glows all begin to curdle, and brighten.
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Out of the corner of his eye, he glances at Matthias and offers him a distracted nod; he sees him, they're on the same page, no funny business. Not this time.
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Might make shit difficult, though.
Jone moves away just in time to watch the mage set the bear's arse on fire, and gives up a cheer. The lad's in her good books for now, certainly. She tries to get her axe in the bear's face when it runs by, mostly managing to snag an eye while it grunts in confused pain.
"Serves you, wanker."
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Edgard whoops and swings down from a branch.
“Took care of that, seems like.” He points at the tree. “There was plenty of room up there.”
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"Didn't take care of it," he counters, "just hit it with a rock. We'd do better to go after it and finish this."
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"I thought you took care of it with the fire! The rock was just" He stumbles over his words. "for fun." He says sheepishly.
Edgard looks back at the tree considering climbing back up it.
"Fine" He sighs drawing his bow. He hits the bear in the back. It does very little except make it angrier.
Edgard dramatically shrugs, pulls out a knife and runs headlong towards the on fire bear.
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From her. Because she is screaming. "Are you messin'?" At him. She is screaming at him. "Get the fuck back here, you great blert!"
And it's not long before she's running after him, poleaxe held high.
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"Throwing things did work, fire didn't work, what exactly do you suggest other than gutting him?"
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"I think we scared him off," he says, to nobody in particular, because they are all running and screaming.