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Tears speak more eloquently then 10 thousand languages.
((Woot!!! FFA IS CLEAN AT LAST!!!  Now o actually consider RPing here again....  ))They show both grief and undying love. |
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digimonktbug Tears speak more eloquently then 10 thousand languages. ((Woot!!! FFA IS CLEAN AT LAST!!! Now o actually consider RPing here again.... ))They show both grief and undying love. My goodness, the infamous Domo emoticon! I know, I spent a couple of hours posting and reporting all of the threads that were misplaced and they have cleaned it up! =) |
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Trop.exe digimonktbug Tears speak more eloquently then 10 thousand languages. ((Woot!!! FFA IS CLEAN AT LAST!!! Now o actually consider RPing here again.... ))They show both grief and undying love. My goodness, the infamous Domo emoticon! I know, I spent a couple of hours posting and reporting all of the threads that were misplaced and they have cleaned it up! =) ((*bows* Domo thanks you for your work... ))They show both grief and undying love. |
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Tears speak more eloquently then 10 thousand languages.
((weird.. says you posted, but I can't see it....)) They show both grief and undying love. |
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// Surprised that that actually worked.. sweatdrop
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An almost silly smile laid to rest on Taigeku thin lips.
"And you should watch for strong breezes, since you don't want anyone to see your chubby under your cute little skirt." Taigeku stiffled his laugh and glanced cautiously at the bear, a stream of worry crossed his slender face. |
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"..."
Katsu unbuckled the large brass latch across his chest, releasing the weapons tied to his back. He let the strap down to the floor and picked up a nasty looking mace. About three feet long with several nails hammered into the top of it, forming the "spiky bit" "Well you seem pretty hellbent on causing trouble lad..so be it." A green glow started to emanante from his left hand, whilst his right clutched tightly on his weapon. |
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Taigeku almost laughed. He didn't move a single inch, staying almost statue like in front of the man, in a way that almost any humanesque figure would stand 'at ease'. There wasn't a need to say anything beyond this point, He Man had already started charging up his Final Flash and grabbed his Morning Star of infinite death and destruction and other pwnage.
Taigeku was weaponless, awkward, alittle to close to the man for a safe retreat, so... he just stood there. Waiting. |
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Twisting his torso, Katsu bent to the side, rearing back his mace ready to attack. As he did so the green hand twitched a little. And whilst Katsu brought the mace forward to land a blow, the earth underneath Taigeku would suddenly explode with life as a single spire of sharp rock shot up at blinding speed, looking to essentially turn the awkward looking man into a spit roast.
The weapon, a mere feint. However it would still act as a decent defensive gesture should the man try to jolt forward or something. As soon as his master had made a move, the giant war-bear had began to slink around to the side of Taigeku and Katsu, looking to pop up from the flank. |
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//Yo, Trop. I was just reading your profile. Do you really box irl?
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LT Katsu //Yo, Trop. I was just reading your profile. Do you really box irl? OoC : Well sort of, I used to compete in MMA until I started dating, my girlfriend is against it and so I have stopped. Still train though. |
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It seemed as though Taigeku wasn't fast enough to avoid the spike of earth from entering through the bottom of his foot and coming out through the top of his thigh, yet it seemed as though the head of the mace would swing right through his head.
Whilst Katsu twisted his torso, it was much too obvious that an attack was coming; hmm time to react. As the mace's head swung Taigeku would seem to be ghostly, transparent consistency. He had turned incorpreal; unable to receive or deal damage in any way to a corporeal entity Taigeku grinned a bit and looked down as his completely shattered and useless shin. "Ow!!" His voice was almost taunting as he continued to look at his incorporeal blood winding around the spike, probably head level in height. He would remain incorporeal, and went to step backwards, obviously stuck. |
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//Ah cool man. I wanted to try a bit of MMA . I box myself.
Katsu jumped backwards after his mace passed through the man. "..?" At least he got a hit with the spike. Another wave of his hand and several small rocks would lift up from around Katsu's feet. They would hover for a minute before a green flash shone from within the cracks. Then, they each shot towards Taigeku. If he was truly able to shift his physical being between "planes" then this would be a trouble some fight. They were each heading for around his torso area. The bear stood still now, keeping his keen eye on Taigeku from the left hand side. |
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Taigeku looked slightly perturbed as the rock flew straight through him, and he closed his eyes for a moment, focusing his energy into using the ground beneath him to lift himself off the spike. He shifted back corporeal, groaning in pain until he had slid the spike through his shin, and then collapsed on his back, off the small amount of soil lifting him, which fell and settled back into its original position.
He was half breathing, half laughing in pain as he used his kinetic abilities to shift his bone back together in his leg and shift sand from the soil beneath him into a good amount of staples, closing his skin back together. Since he was a homunculus, he wouldn't actually die from blood loss, but it would definitely weaken him, as it had already started to. There was a large pool of blood around his intense leg wound as he lay on his back, looking partially towards the sky, and more so towards the man and his bear. He was in a fairly decent amount of pain, and it seemed as though Katsu had the advantage. |
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