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Do it!

>Auleoris: use the electricity spell to paralyze the snake and give the orc a opportunity to attack

Seconded. With the mustard sword, now that you have it back.
> Mustard: Happen to be toxic to giant snakes.

>Auleoris: Fly over and give the Orc her sword. Maybe cast a spell or two at the snake-thing.

>Fly over and let the sword's gravity swing enchantment do some massive damage.

The orc moves slowly to her feet, looking around as if confused by something.
Well I don't have to fly to get to her, she's right over--

The snake's head dives toward Neyla, and Auleoris takes off at a run, Anansi following. "MOVE!"
The winged woman manages to push her out of the way of the snake's head just in time, and the elf follows this up by hitting the snake's head with a hammer.

She holds up the two blades as they stand up. "Hey. Is this yours?"
The orc puts her spear in one hand and quickly signs with the other, a voice coming forth from the air. "Yes but you use it. I have this," pointing to her spear.

Some of the monster's tentacles come toward them. Auleoris points both blades at them, and a shower of sparks fire out of the tips, stunning the limbs briefly.
"This has..some kind of gravity enchantment?"
"Yes. Heavier swinging down."
"Good. I can fly." She looks around, noticing the snake's head is busy chasing Anansi around, then back at Neyla. "There's not enough room to get a running start. Can you throw me? I'm probably lighter than a normal person."
"Can try."

The orc drops the spear, and after some thought on how to go about it gets her hands around Aueloris' waist from the front side, picks her up and places one hand on the front of her stomach, then throws her straight up.
She flaps hard once a couple of feet in the air, and casts a wind spell up and forward, riding the air a bit higher before starting to glide toward the upper body of the snake, using more wind spells to keep herself in the air.

Neyla takes her spear and moves toward Anansi, stabbing the snake in the body when she gets in range. Its head turns toward her and breathes fire straight at her, forcing her to dive to one side.

Aueloris puts the twin blades back together into a single heavy sword, folds her wings against a reflex to keep them spread out and not fall, and positions herself blade-first in a dive at the snake, as close to its neck as she can manage. The sword slices fairly deep into its hide, drawing another scream from the snake as she flaps to keep from hitting the ground too hard and then pulls up and backwards, picking the sword back up with her before staggering back a couple of steps.

Anansi runs up next to the winged woman and holds up a large green shield just in time to deflect the snake's fire breath, but a bunch of the snake's tentacle-limbs rise up from behind it, ready to strike down at them. Aueloris points the blade's tip at them and uses her own fire spell, forcing them back until the snake has to take a breath, allowing them to both turn around and run, the limbs hitting the ground where they were after.

The whole snake starts turning itself back around to stand on the extra limbs where they now are. Neyla runs to the other two, and pushes her spear at Anansi, who takes it. With both hands now free, she signs, "I have an idea, but it may be difficult. If someone can get in the snake its inside organs should be vulnerable. I can hold its mouth open with the spear. This would be easier if it did not breathe fire."
"It should not be able to breathe fire, biologically?" says Anansi.
"No. It could not before," she answers.
"Then it can only do it with, in game term, magic. As if it casts a spell from its mouth."
"You're saying I'm gonna have to crawl inside that thing, aren't you," says the winged woman.
"You have the resisting charm. And on the good side, you might learn fire breath from it."

She sighed, and nodded. "Hey Cap, you still there?"
"Yes. Archers have been keeping that monstrosity busy, but we lost another."
"Ask them to pull back, please. We're about to do something reckless and stupid."
"Will it work?"
"..Probably."
"Good enough. La Lune bless."

They turn toward the giant, tentacled fire-breathing snake. It's moved farther away, and considerably more of its body has arrows sticking out of it. "I will draw attention," says Anansi, forming his weapon into a bow, drawing and firing it. The arrow buries itself somewhere in the monster's upper neck, and it strikes out toward them.
Anansi fires another arrow, draws a third and stays in place as it approaches, the two women spreading out to either side of him. It opens its mouth and Neyla comes in from one side, shoving the spear's tip in between two of its teeth, and manually holding the other end down against another tooth. The snake stops its approach, confused at the sudden pain in its mouth. It first tries to bite down, which cracks the middle of the spear, but Neyla grabs that and holds it together. Then it starts belching more fire. Auleoris runs past the teeth, into the way of the fire, holding the sword as two separate blades again, and spreads her wings, blocking most of it and yelling in pain. As soon as it stops, she folds them up again and ducks, starting her way down its throat. Before long, she starts slashing and stabbing randomly at the sides of the fleshy passage.

The snake starts to rise up, which tilts the passage down. "Whoas***!" She stabs one of the swords into the side and lets gravity pull it downward, cutting and stabbing at the other side with her free hand. At some point, a large amount of blood starts coming out from one of the cuts, and the snake starts flailing around violantly. Auleoris stabs the other blade into the neck as deep as she can and holds on for dear life. "AAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!"

After a moment, the snake finally stops, the tunnel now sideways from its right-side-up position. She rights herself, pulls both swords out and puts them back together into one blade, and then pushes it through one side of the innards before pushing it down, cutting an opening in the snake and then pushing back and forth with the blade to make the hole wide enough to squeeze through.

The winged woman emerges, fairly burned and covered in the snake's blood and other inner body fluids, from a hole partway down its upper half. Her two green-skinned allies show up not long after. Still panting, she looks at them both. "Hhhh..hhh..Hokay, next time we do the attack-from-inside thing? Not. It." She promptly faints forward.

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SpoilerI was initially conflicted about killing the thing off so soon after its horrifying mutation, but then it occurred to me that we had a really good plan for killing it quickly, so why shouldn't it work? Anyway, if mutated-snake's health is at the same percentage as pre-mutation it probably survives less hits than it would if it started out without both of its eyes stabbed out, eh?