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He gave a nod, "Yes, I can understand what you mean." He pulled himself up, drawing out his kwan dao. "How do you suggest taking down this beast? Physical strikes barely hurt it." He wrapped his arms around himself in thought, "We need to at least paralyze it...." He heard the other woman call out, she had a point. "Oh, my name is Kouri by the way. I guess your Lianna, since your friend called you that." He looked over, checking to see if the monster had gone too far, but it was still close. If it was foriegn, it wouldn't anywhere recklessly... or maybe it would.

Julie swallowed hard and nodded, bowing her head slightly. She delved into the beast's emotions, searching for something helpful. There! A dislike and a certain stretch of fear for an area near the base of the creature's skull, under the great curving horns. With a gasp, Julie reeled, feeling dizzy. "It's there!" She said, pointing blindly. "Under its horns. It has a weak point under its horns!" It would be hard to reach- there was no way to hit the spot directly. But perhaps a series of smaller blows in the general vicinity might work.

"Well if you want to attack the beast under it's horns you'll have to get on the beast." Kane said under his breath as he scanned the area, trying to find a tall building so he can get somewhat close. He climbed a near building and stood on the roof. Manuvering around so he was behind the beast he took a few steps back, so he could have a running start. Kane then ran and jumped, reaching out and catching a fistful of mane. He froze and then started to climb slowly up to it's head. So far the beast didn't notice Kane, he let out a quiet sigh as he then reached where Julie said the weak point was. Bracing himself for when the beast would realize he was there he tightened his grip of the mane with his left hand as he brought back his right fist. Then, mustering all the strength he could in his right fist (Which was a lot.. he has super strength), he brought down his fist down on the area where Julie said was the weakest.

Lianna nodded and concentrated. The wind began to pick up and it swirled around Kouri. He began to rise in the air until he was placed on top of the beasts head. Thankfully, the beast didn't notice. Instead, he threw his arm at the building that was right next to Lianna. The building began to tumble. She was quick to react but not quick enough. One of the pieces landed on her leg. She cried in pain and sat back. Lianna tried to pick up the piece herself but it was too heavy.

Lianna nodded and gripped the stone. With all her strength she and Julie lifted the stone off of her leg. Lianna sighed with relief. Her leg was still throbbing but it was a little better now that the stone was off. "Thanks." She sighed to Julie. Liana moved so that she could sit up. "Now I'm useless." She said to herself. The beast still roared with all it's might.

Come on, Kouri. Knock it out!

Julie smiled, panting slightly. "No prob." She said, then flinched when the monster roared again. "Come on, let's get out of the way before we get squashed." The Underling girl said half-jokingly, but the beast sounded all too close for comfort. Flinching with every shuddering crash the monster caused, Julie looped an arm under her friend's shoulders to support her weight as they moved. "Sorry, but you'll have to guide me." The pale girl added apologetically touching her blindfold pointedly.

Trusting Lianna's voice and guidence, Julie eventually found her way to the building and inside without falling over herself. At Lianna's warning about the couch, Julie exerted her strength, picking her friend up off the ground and swinging her around in front. She took the last couple of steps and set the Underling down on the couch. It was soft enough, well-broken and smelling of human. But it was a good spot for now. With a sigh, she fell onto the couch beside Lianna.
"Do you need bandages or something?" She couldn't smell any blood, but her leg still ached fiercely, maybe it would feel better if it was bound up? If Lianna refused, she could always just endure the pain. It was only an echo of what the Underling girl was feeling, but it was still enough to make her favor the leg slightly.

Julie nodded and stood, dropping down to all fours to search by hand through what was already on the floor. Roughly half an hour passed as she sifted through debris, but eventually she came up with what Lianna had asked for. She found her way back to the couch and touched her friend's shoulder. "Here." She offered the bundle apologetically. "I'm sorry it took so long."