Re: Pitched Combat [Round 4: Colossus Colosseum]
05-07-2010, 05:01 PM
Originally posted on MSPA by MalkyTop.
Right changed back to his normal form, now feeling heavy and sickeningly weighty. If Rong was also affected by the sudden change in scenery (world? Dimension?) then she didn't show it. She allowed herself a smirk of triumph before shouting loudly "What're we waiting for? We gotta kill that stupid animate firewood!"
Slowly poking his head out through the door, Right noticed almost directly across from him was Jordan. Unsurprisingly, the boy was trying to stay hidden inside his room. He was pressed into the corner, possibly even attempting to meld with the corner. The giant statue grabbed most of his attention though. "What about the ancient-looking mystical statue that could probably step on us without noticing?"
"We kill that mannequin and we won't even have to worry 'bout that stupid thing! It'll burn quick! Let's burn it!" Right stopped himself from looking back at his blue companion. Her tone of voice was really starting to creep him out and he didn't particularly wish to stare down a manic smile.
He stared up. Damn. Not an open area...looked like the light was not really coming from anywhere, really. Though it wasn't the strangest thing in this strange war.
He couldn't see the Manikin or Alex. Their rooms must have been placed out of sight. Right considered the idea that the rooms could be aligned with the cardinal directions, but decided that was irrelevant. "Alright," he sighed, drawing himself back in. There was no other way he could see.
Rong lengthened this time as Eemp strode out, looking around for any sign of the wild flailing or the rabbit or giant bugs that she associated with the stupid wooden doll but as soon as they stepped out, the statue's attention turned on them. It strode towards them with much more speed than they expected and so Eemp ran off to the side.
Rong grumbled, reluctantly conceding some attention towards the stone giant in the form of a fireball. It seemed to cause some minimal damage, to her consternation.
One of the glowing sigils on the giant's shoulder appeared to glow a little brighter and fired an even brighter laser that seemed to cause much more damage on the floor. "What?! This is so stupid!"
"I suppose those signs are more than simply animating this soldier..."
Right changed back to his normal form, now feeling heavy and sickeningly weighty. If Rong was also affected by the sudden change in scenery (world? Dimension?) then she didn't show it. She allowed herself a smirk of triumph before shouting loudly "What're we waiting for? We gotta kill that stupid animate firewood!"
Slowly poking his head out through the door, Right noticed almost directly across from him was Jordan. Unsurprisingly, the boy was trying to stay hidden inside his room. He was pressed into the corner, possibly even attempting to meld with the corner. The giant statue grabbed most of his attention though. "What about the ancient-looking mystical statue that could probably step on us without noticing?"
"We kill that mannequin and we won't even have to worry 'bout that stupid thing! It'll burn quick! Let's burn it!" Right stopped himself from looking back at his blue companion. Her tone of voice was really starting to creep him out and he didn't particularly wish to stare down a manic smile.
He stared up. Damn. Not an open area...looked like the light was not really coming from anywhere, really. Though it wasn't the strangest thing in this strange war.
He couldn't see the Manikin or Alex. Their rooms must have been placed out of sight. Right considered the idea that the rooms could be aligned with the cardinal directions, but decided that was irrelevant. "Alright," he sighed, drawing himself back in. There was no other way he could see.
Rong lengthened this time as Eemp strode out, looking around for any sign of the wild flailing or the rabbit or giant bugs that she associated with the stupid wooden doll but as soon as they stepped out, the statue's attention turned on them. It strode towards them with much more speed than they expected and so Eemp ran off to the side.
Rong grumbled, reluctantly conceding some attention towards the stone giant in the form of a fireball. It seemed to cause some minimal damage, to her consternation.
One of the glowing sigils on the giant's shoulder appeared to glow a little brighter and fired an even brighter laser that seemed to cause much more damage on the floor. "What?! This is so stupid!"
"I suppose those signs are more than simply animating this soldier..."