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"Thanks for checking on me Maia" She said as the song senshi stopped by long enough to check on her. "I'll be fine though" Polaris reassured her as Maia ran back off to join the battle again.

Eyes turning back to Hugbell she spoke mildly, trying keep herself alert enough to notice any trouble if it might try to show up. "What's his name again?" She could have sworn the little, or.. not so little, bear had a name the first time the two had met together in battle.

When the last of the lake beasts dissolved before him, Babylon decided that his ego was fully recovered. Who was a badass? He was most definitely a badass. Anyways, looking around, he realized there were no more monsters to be fought here at the lakeshore. It was time to get a move-on.

Babylon wiped slime off his bat and onto the leg of his pants. They'd be magically cleaned later, by what he imagined to be space alien laundry gnomes.

He shouldered his makeshift weapon and ran towards the dining hall, where the blob was now munching on benches and apparently having some kind of anaphylactic attack.

Babylon held an arm up in front of his face. He was thankfully not splattered this time. "It's like the ******** energizer bunny!" he shouted to Valhalla. "Why hasn't it dropped dead yet?"

It seemed as lucky Juno was, Hypnos was not. As she was smacked with a disgusting glob of mucky snot, Juno couldn't help but cringe. But luckily she wasn't a terribly girly girl. The kinds that vomited just at the prospect of boogers or blood or what not. Nah.. she'd probably wiped some snot on some boys in her life time.. and she'd certain scrapped an unnumerable amounts of slugs and other creepy crawlies and messes off of herself in the past.

So after a moment's hesitation she began to dig through the muck as well, trying to use the side of her hands to scrap as much of it off of Hypnos as she could.

Babylon forced himself onwards towards the Blob, bat in hand. He wasn't keen on getting splattered with giant monster boogers, but it was almost at the point that he was so covered in the stuff that any more wouldn't matter.

A rock whizzed past his head. "CAREFUL," the page shouted at Draconis, ducking and continuing his approach more carefully.

It certainly seemed to be enjoying the dining hall more than any of the campers or staff ever had, at least. Glumly, he figured that this was probably Camp Larkspur's last summer of operation.

He also thought that he had a perfect view of the Blob's spine. Babylon readied the baseball bat and swung. He was point blank. Missing would be ridiculous.

Hug-bell picked up a rock and threw it towards the blob from where she stood with Polaris. "I wonder how long it'll take to defeat him?" She asked curiously watching the blob thing.

Ganymede watched as *********> changed back into her cat form, feeling a bit bad for her. He imagined she was going to stink worse than he did, considering all the muck embedded in her fur. If he saw her again once the battle was over, he figured he could offer to help her clean up. He liked normal cats. He was still getting used to these guardians, but he thought under certain circumstances he could grow to like them, too.

He still felt a bit awkward, but he gave her a tiny smile and a thumbs up in response to her encouragement. Then, he put his serious face back on as he returned to watching the monster. He winced as it pounded at the ground and sent mud and water spraying everywhere -- he'd just gotten cleaned off! -- but he knew the longer he hung back, the longer this was going to take. It seemed to be moving a bit slower than usual anyway. Maybe it was almost on its last leg??

"C'mon, Val," he said, making sure his friend-c**-boyfriend-c**-page of Jupiter still had his head in the game. "Let's finish this thing off."

He approached the monster again, jumping here and side-stepping there in order to avoid as much of the mud being flung around as possible. Once he was close enough, Ganymede raised his bat to strike at Blob with all his might.

"Alright, ugly, die already!"

Niflhel watched the blob before heading once again for the the beast with his chain and going through aiming for the things arms. "Why do you keep going!?" He asked curiously eyes narrowed.

Perseus had managed to lay pretty low after attacking Blob, which had a rather negative effect on some of those around her. Thankfully, by dipping down into the cold water she'd managed to avoid getting smacked by the roving pole-appendages. "Unfortunately not, no." It was a grim smile that followed, though she was intrigued by the spark of power nearby. Is that was a level up felt like? She watched as Niflhel upgraded from page to squire. There was still so much that she didn't know about knights, and it made her even more curious that he just powered up without any interference from a cat. Hissing a little at the wind hitting her soaked fuku, she grimaced; tonight was not a good night for Perseus. Going into a battle like this pre-injured was certainly not an ideal in the slightest.

Speaking of battles, Perseus had been in quite a few of them, however she'd never been in one quite so disgusting. After hearing Flora call her attack and seeing it surround the monster, she knew it would be trouble. Gobs of what could only be described as 'lake snot' went flying everywhere, hitting those on the battle field left and right. A little bit of it got on her fuku, but she certainly wasn't covered like some of her other companions.

Picking up a piece of floating boat house debris, Perseus flung it at the monster as hard as she could, aiming for Blob's face. If she had anything to say about it, the battle would be ended before camp was over.