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A red haze fills his vision. Numerous other targets crowded around the spider-thing, restricting his openings for attack. No matter, they could not stop his vengeance. With a wrathful bellow, the great war-beast lunges, driving the halberd's point deep into the Azerath's flesh. The thing had wounded him. It would pay dearly for the affront.
6L to Azerath
Firebringer is Def 0, Armor 1. Shouldabeenadog is up.
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The Spider screeches and thrashes as the wolves tear into her, but she will not be stopped, she will have her escape and her revenge.
And then the Halberd sinks into her throat, and the blood sprays over all the combatants, within a second, she has passed out, and her lifeblood spurts out of her severed throat in thick, bright pulses.
Now, about that werewolf in death rage.
Initiative order:
Firebringer 20, Hunter of the Sky Wastes 14 (bleeding out), Jim 13, Elaine 12, Steel 9, Daniel 9, Tony 8.
Jim is up, then Elaine Ganz and then Steel Gaze, then Daniel Turner, then Tony. Defense refreshes. Then Firebringer again. Please mention the person next in line when you post.
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Jim looks on as the leader of their group goes into Death Rage.
Oh shit. Luna watch over your son. He looks at the gun, and thinks that would be a bad idea, so he runs forward and throws the ugliest, most off-base punch, powered only by the intense desire to knock him into Flight Rage.
And like most such punches, it badly misses.
Jim used a charge to get there. Defence is 0 for the turn.
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As tempting as it was for her to rend the flesh of the fallen beast until a taxidermist would not know what to do with it, so as to be sure that fight was over permanently, another matter required more immediate attention.
Her fangs were already ready, already stained, and it couldn't be worse than the taste of that last foe. So she bites Firebringer in the hopes to bring his rage spree to an early end, as gently as the situation allows. Which is to say, not gently in the least.
And presumably Steel Gaze will make his move next. Anubite25
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"Fuck, tell me I wasn't this bad," Steel thinks as Firebringer tears through the spider and keeps going.
The Azlu is obviously no threat for the time being. The best thing to do is get Firebringer back under control. Regrettably, Steel knows he's only got one way to do that: Violently.
The others are quick to go for bites and punches. Steel tries to think strategically. With a snarl and a quick bark, he lunges forward, hoping to use his weight to pin the raging Uratha to the ground.
"Man am I gonna hurt if this doesn't work," Steel thinks as he sails toward his target.
Daniel Turner it's your turn.
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As Azlu falls, Daniel whirls around to turn his attention to Firebringe. By now his instincts tell him to run, because one swing of that halberd can probably split any of the wolves present in half.
Whatever doesn't kill you makes you stronger. I just need to make sure he doesn't kill anyone.
The huge black wolf pulls himself together and lashes out at the raging alpha with his claws, trying to avoid hitting Steel. He doesn't think that grabbing the monster is a good idea, but there is no time for talking now.
Steel's tackle and Firebringer's rage make him an easy target and the claws hit home, tearing through skin, muscle and sinew.
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When Steel grabs hold of Firebringer, the great Cahalith glares at him with murderous intent. But there is no time to put that intent to action, as Daniel's vicious strike proves too much even for the constitution of the great war-beast. He collapses instantly, hitting the ground as a small, and utterly helpless, black wolf.
At first he seems to be completely motionless, but careful observation reveals the Meninna to be still breathing -- barely.
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OOC
The damage Daniel somehow managed to inflict in one swipe makes his mouth water and his vision go red for a second.
Kill.
...before he digs his paws into the ground and clenches the jaw in a desperate attempt to maintain control. Somehow the Urdraga manages to keep a hold on his sanity.
Shivering and covered in sweat, the Iminir looks to Jim:
<<"Help him. I'll keep watch.">>
His gaze lingers on Firebringer for a moment. Was that the right thing to do? Perhaps, if he hit him with less force he'd run and not be left in this state. Or perhaps he'd cut Steel's head off with that halberd of his. The black wolf shakes his head and turns his back to the group, being vigilant to anything that might approach the group. They are extra-vulnerable now.
Show no weakness.
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Jim doesn't even hesitate. As soon as Firebringer falls he moves over and begins treatment, trying to staunch the bleeding from Everywhere, the teeth, the spiderbite, the massive abdominal wound from Daniel that he's not even sure what to do about.
Before suddenly he realizes something is very wrong. Why did firebringer turn into a wolf? Why didn't he turn into a human. Everyone turns into a human. Its their original form.. Unless human isn't his..
Jim shakes his head, no time for thinking, just doing.
(takes 1 minute)
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Steel had hopped off Firebringer the second the wolf fell. He's panting from the near miss, and throws a cautious glance to Daniel. Thankfully the other wolf doesn't begin raging, and Steel heaves a sigh of relief.
With a simple act of will, his body shifts. Fur recedes as he retakes his full-man form, stretching back to his full height.
"Dammit..." he grumbles, looking down at Firebringer's prone body before glancing to the others.
They don't have time for a Rite of Healing now, even Steel can tell that. The best chance Firebringer has is Daniel's help and his own Essence if he has any left. He takes a glance around for his packmates, frowning as he fails to see either one of them.
"Crap, Jer and the others must be catching up," he says, sticking to English just in case the spider isn't dead yet. "And we sure big, hairy and leggy ain't just playing possum on us?"
He throws a glare over to the fallen Azlu. All things considered, he wouldn't be surprised if the spider figured faking death was a good option.
Hell, Steel wouldn't even blame the thing.
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