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Myriana - Mulgore

Myri stood staring at the mage's corpse, lost in thought. She was glad the mage was dead...she and everyone else would be a lot safer without her running around. But killing Senisra off had not been nearly as satisfying as she had hoped. Instead of feeling victorious the huntress felt - numb. She stepped back and let Bunsen do his work, watching as the body burned, her face expressionless. Finally, Myri sighed wearily. Senisra might be dead, but they still had cultists to deal with.

Myri moved over to where Thren was standing and surveyed the battle, trying to figure out where they would be needed most, unfortunately not noticing the gnome and ghost-cat some ways off.

((Ok my sister doesn't have firefox and I'm really missing spell checker - even if I didn't really pay attention to it before XD)).

Karzix and Vixik - Bloodhoof

Karzix watched as Swift scorched the wood, holding himself tense. The supports became blackened and charred, glowing with embers. His ears pricked at a loud groaning sound and he took a step back as the rafters began to buckle. With a loud crack, a couple broke in half and sprayed down burning debris. Karzix took a firm grip on the axe he had grabbed, focusing on the main support beam. He blinked and winced as the smoke stung his eyes, hefting the axe up. It was heavy, but he could manage.
"The fel is going on?!" Vixik snarled, but Karzix could pick out a note of anxiety in his voice. Vixik let out a wracking cough at the smoke and he squinted up at the roof, blinking at the glowing orange he could see through the hazy air. He aimed a few more sloppily-aimed shots at Karzix, but the rogue didn't budge.
"Swift!" Karzix roared. "It's time to get outta there!"

Glix - Bloodhoof

Glix watched Jraak warily, looking uncertain of what she should do. She held her battle-ready stance, studying the arrakoa and trying to determine if he would still attack her. The mage studied the arrakoa's glare for a moment, her eyes traveling down to the blood on his armour. She gradually straightened and took a step back, looking somewhat convinced that he was in no shape to fight. Glix looked back to Jraak's face and held his glare, narrowing her eyes as she silently stared down at him in return.

Swift-Mulgore

Swift stood fast. He wasn't running until he was sure Karzix was out before him.

Karzix and Vixik - Bloodhoof

"Come on, Swift!" Karzix cried out desperately. "I'll be out right aftah yah! I just need tah do one last thing!" Karzix took another step toward the exit to prove his words. He suddenly looked up, alarmed as Vixik stumbled past the cloud of smoke, coughing and hacking. The goblin spotted Karzix and his lips peeled back in an enraged snarl, moving to lift his gun and shoot.
"Get out, fox!" Karzix barked, turning his attention from Vixik to the main support beam. The rogue reached down to grip the panther pendant, letting strength flow through his limbs once more. With a roar the goblin heaved the axe toward the beam and leaped backward, watching as the blade bit into the weakened wood before stumbling outside. The support beam crumpled with a groan, folding in half and dragging what remained of the roof down after it. Vixik froze as he was about to shoot and looked up, his ears pinning back and his eyes widening just as the smouldering wreckage crashed down on top of him.

Swift - Mulgore

Finally believing that Karzix meant what he said, the fox limped quickly out of the building, stopping a few yards away to make sure the rogue made it out safely. Upon seeing Karzix, the fox limped up to him, trying to lick the goblin's face anxiously. Swift didn't think Karzix looked so good.

Karzix - Bloodhoof

Karzix took a few steps back as the weakened, charred building finally folded in on itself, embers drifting up into the air. The strength and energy the pendant had given him petered away and he slowly eased himself onto the ground, curling up into a ball and clenching his teeth. He let out a few ragged gasps as the pain came flooding back, though he opened his eyes slightly as Swift came up and began licking his face. The goblin blinked slowly at the fox, crinkling his brow at the fuzzy black dots clouding over his vision. He managed a low mumble before finally slipping into unconsciousness, slumping against the fox.

Saturo - Mulgore

"Not much, I suppose.", Sat replied with a shrug.

Cori - Mulgore

Cori looked over at the bird-man in a slight panic, casting two quick Flash Heals to try and keep him alive, as she switched to casting an empowered Greater Heal.

Threnaad - Mulgore

Thren had to smirk a little as he watched Bunsen incinerate Senisra. The last remnants of the insane fire mage being destroyed by a fire elemental. How poetic. It was a bitter thought and it soon passed from his mind.
He too looked around for some way he could help. Seeing Glix and Littlemouse nearby, the shaman sent an arching ray of healing energy towards them. ((Chain Heal))

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Jraak - Mulgore

Jraak looked up to Glix, not understanding why the green rat wasn't finishing him off. No, it had to be some sort of trick. You never left any members of a rival flock alive. It was just common sense. Hetensed his claw, digging shallow furrows into the earth as he struggled to get himself upright. A futile gesture; the arakkoa soon fell down again, although his strength was slowly starting to return to him thanks to Cori's efforts.
"Stupid rat!" He screeched to Glix, snapping his beak at her. "Why not kill Jraak?!"

((Those heals would be getting him to max health in just a few seconds... :D))
Cori - Mulgore

Cori finished the Greater Heal with a smile, switching to some overall raid healing.

((While true, I was going more for dramatic effect here. :3 ))

((Bah, nonsense! :D))

Azunara
Mulgore

Azunara wasn't sure of what to make of that. It was probably a trap. Unless that was what Saturo wanted her to think. Alternatively, maybe it wasn't. She snarled, not sure what to think, and laid down a bit away from the gnome. She couldn't tell, but it looked like the Cult was slowly but surely being routed. That stupid traitor elf was still healing and she growled. Inaara must've been stupid, because Cori was still helping the Cult.

Glix - Bloodhoof

Glix glanced up at Cori and narrowed her eyes before looking back at the arrakoa. He wanted to die? Fine. "Just felt the need to gloat for a moment," she replied as she twisted together a bolt of ice and fire together as one. She launched it at Jraak and stepped back, watching him cautiously as she waited to see the results of the spell. Feeling any pain she had slipping away, she glanced toward Thren and gave him a grateful nod.

Myriana and Swift
Mulgore


Swift scrambled out from underneath the unconscious goblin, even more worried now. The fox desperately limped off, looking for some sign of Thren, Willowe, or Iocha. He knew one of them would be able to help.

Magna - Mulgore

Magna looked around, trying to find his wife as he fired at cultists.

Arbennig gave a loud HOWL filling his friends with an Ancient Hysteria.

He charged for Batlek, limping somewhat and aimed to pounce on him.

Jraak - Mulgore

Restored to health thanks to Cori, Jraak rose to his feet and glared at Glix, his talons closing around the haft of his axe. He clicked his beak and narrowed his eyes, readying to strike at the green rat. There were many things he didn't understand about mammal ways, but he understood this just fine. A combat to the death with none of these strange mammal emotions getting in the way. This was going to end here and now. She would pay for killing Haneed. For daring to attack his flock and disrupting their plans... His flock....
He looked up and behind her, his eyes widening a little. Where was his flock?
The arakkoa ignored Glix, swivelling his head around and making soft crooning noises as he observed the carnage around him. His flock was dead? But, but that wasn't supposed to happen. They were strong, blessed by elements, strengthened by the old ones who whisper. Sure, they were mammals, but they had bypassed that limitation. Hadn't they?
He started to make loud, keening cries as he called out to his flock, hoping to hear a response. The frost-fire bolt smashed into his side, searing off and burning a sizable chunk of his body. He ignored it as he continued to call out desperately.

Glix - Mulgore

Glix stiffened as Jraak got back up, her eyes darting to his axe as he took hold of it. She prepared herself to attack him again, but paused as the arrakoa suddenly became distracted. She blinked at his cries, following his gaze to the dead lying scattered about the ruined town. She gave him a baffled look as he simply ignored the frostfire bolt, continuing to cry out.
An uncertain look on her face, Glix took a few steps back, watching the shaman. She hadn't considered how an arrakoa would react to seeing his allies - or 'flock-brothers', as she recalled him saying - lying dead on the ground. Expecting him to lash out in rage at any moment, Glix held herself tense and ready to retaliate.

Cult, Bloodhoof

There were still Beasts left, though many were wounded or distracted, and many dead. Those near enough Jraak heard his screeches though. A plague hyena and a fire cat ran - limping - towards Glix, trying to take the goblin by surprise.

Batlek smiled. He wasn't sure why, exactly, but he did. He could hardly breathe by now, the exhaustion a crushing force. Still, he wouldn't let the adventurers kill him. He'd do that himself. With the fuzzy blackness that was left of his vision, he watched the shell of anti-magic.

((The waiting on Batlek's part has been his waiting for the Anti-magic zone to fade... If it has faded I'll finish him off. Er, he's going to kill himself, so that's why he's waiting deliberately. Oh, and I can edit out the beasts if you want, Moon.))

Decay - Mulgore

Decay moved in with two quick Obliterates once more, ready with her anti-magic shell once the anti-magic zone would fade.

Saturo - Mulgore

"Wanna' place bets?", Sat asked.

Azunara
Mulgore

Azunara shrugged. "Dead, remember? Don't have any money on me, and I won't have much use for it when I die again. That said, for the novelty of it, I suppose. Who do you think is going to win?" She replied.