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"Wunderbar!"

Those previously-mentioned people would stay behind with the puppet. The rest of the joined forces doubled back into Barton, Descant having taken her place on her teen's shoulders. Her personal numbers were looping the 3rd Movement and everyone with her was singing it, some managing to continue a potentially strenuous dancing through the streets. As would have happened with KChain, hearing their approach was just as dangerous as the approach itself.



Meanwhile, she was looking out for Moonblade's body.

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The drow were standing about 10 feet away from him on all sides, positioned so that if he dodged the missiles (which people seem to usually do), they wouldn't be shooting each other. Unfortunately, Maximos struck the first one before he could drop the hand crossbow and draw out his other blade. As the first drow went flying through the air and off the rooftop, armor and flesh torn from the strike, the other two dropped their hand crossbows and drew out another dagger, dashing in swiftly to take him from behind, one coming in low with daggers poised to pierce his back while the other leapt into the air to take him down from up top.

They couldn't hope to contend with the massive thing, being swatted back through the air like flies. The necromancer, watching from the rooftop he teleported to, levelled a wand at Maximos. Then he lowered his aim and discharged several fireballs into the base of the building, hoping to collapse it and take Maximos down with it.

The necromancer watched Maximos scramble along the rooftop as the building collapsed. Then he stared, somewhat in awe, as he leaped from the falling rooftop and across the span of the street, toward him, with a chunk of the rooftop in his enlarged hand, swinging down like a giant mallet to crush him.

"Bollucks."

SPLA-- BOOM!

A mighty explosion came from underneath the slab, hopefuly with enough force to send Maximos falling down to the streets below. The necromancer, however, was no more.

With the zombies no longer under anyone's control, they would begin attacking any living thing that was nearby. The golem, likewise no longer under anyone's control, would continue to act under its last given order - KILL. Good thing it couldn't fly.

[18]

The golems might have been removed from sight, but one would think that these guys would understand that going invisible, really wasn't going to help against Ryugi's other abilities. Even if they were hidden from view, Ryugi could sense the energy around them, easily pointing them out, even while concealed. The crystals would bounce off, unharmed, and continue to spin around Ryugi. The golems might have been immune to magic, but the crystals would exude a massive amount of heat, as well as create an eroding effect on the golems arms and claws. While the crystals were magically created, they used physical means to attack an opponent, for the most part.

If that didn't do much, it wouldn't really matter all that much either, for as the golem attacked, Ryugi would grab the golem's arm, and forcibly spin the construct around, throwing him with massive force into the golem that was trying to sneak up behind him. Sure, the golems might have weighed 1,700 pounds, but with Ryugi's basic strength stat raised by 50%, and then that strength doubled by the effect of Ragnarok, Ryugi would easily be capable of throwing 2000 pounds around. That taken care of, Ryugi would pulse the energy of his flame aura behind him, causing him to race towards the casting necromancers, the aura from Ragnarok preventing the dark energy from raising the bodies of the slain...

[20]

Ryugi had sensed the golem approaching from the rear, hence why he threw the other golem into it in the first place. He had whipped the golem over and around him, which effectively caused the other golem's strike to hit the thrown golem's arm, acting as a loose shield before the two forces collided. However, he still ran into a snag, or rather, a wall. Luckily, Ryugi's magic sense kicked in as the wall formed, allowing him to brace a bit for the impact. He watched the crate open to reveal the charging Boneyard, and sensed the golems approaching from the rear. He turned to meet the golems, and payed close attention to the charging hulk behind him as it raced towards him.

With a living graveyard moving to attack him, Ryugi had no choice but to go through the golems...or did he? He waited until the last second as both forces were about to have him surrounded. As the golems made ready to attack him again, he pulsed more energy into his feet and jumped up moving out of their attack range. Now, obviously, the Boneyard was still trying to clamp the warrior in his mouth, and as Ryugi jumped, the Boneyard would almost get him, almost, because Ryugi would pulse his heat energy around, moving him away, before using the creature's head as a launchpad, and leaping high into the air. With the height, he'd clear the wall in front of him, and immediately be upon the necromancers and their newly risen zombies, which would quickly fall apart under Ragnarok's aura.

[20+2 Ragnarok]



Flesh and bone were most certainly NOT part of a Shadesteel's body, and as such, the drow that foolishly tried to attack Ryugi would be met with fatal temperatures, and ripped to shreds by the torrent of crystals that swarmed around his body and aura, which at the moments was acting like a passive ability unless Ryugi called it into direct action again. With them out of the way, Ryugi would be allowed to focus on the mighty bulk of the Boneyard charging after him, but he ignored it. Well, not exactly. He kept it's position known to him at all times due to all that noise it made, and the magic that held it together, much like the now dead and destroyed skeleton warriors that Ryugi had faced earlier. With the drow out of the way, that merely left the two disgruntled necromancers, the two resilient yet irritating shadesteel golems, and one hell of a grumpy bag of bones. As Ryugi charged as the drow were destroyed, Ragnarok in his right hand, his left moved and touched the handle of Sol Blade once more as he let loose one of the weapon's special attacks.



The anti-magical energy from when Ryugi arrived, and when he had negated the casting of the tentacles would erupt into life once more, the energy from the tentacle area would then erupt up and around the Boneyard, effectively negating the energy holding the bag of bones together, exactly like the energy that had held together the skeleton warriors earlier. At the same exact time, the blast that Ryugi had used when he'd first arrived on the scene at the fountain would erupt up again, and wash over the two necromancers, preventing them from using ANY magical attacks for at least a couple of turns as the energy played hell with their powers.

The attack would do no real physical damage to the necromancers due to the way they used their abilities, and due to the fact that Ryugi had not used enough anti-magical energy to warrant heavy damage. In the case of the Boneyard, the energy eliminated the magic holding it together, and while it didn't do any real physical damage, it would effectively destroy the beast and prevent its resurrection. And what was even better was that Ryugi would be unaffected by his own attack, because both attacks were directly aimed for the parties set forth, and didn't simply burst outwards in all directions as the Negation attacks had originally.

The final verdict of Ryugi's attacks would be easy to see. The drow had been taken out, for the most part permanently, by Ryugi's aura and crystals. The Boneyard would be rendered useless by the Backlash Typhoon, as would any magical attacks made on the part of the necromancers. This meant that the wall would continue to stand for the rest of its duration, as the wave of energy would reach the necromancer who'd tried to bring it down, before his spell could take effect. This ALSO meant that the Shadesteel golems would be effectively trapped behind the very wall that had tried to keep Ryugi out and away from the necromancers. Afterall, the wall was "immune to damage of all kinds, and unaffected by most spells, including dispel magic" (which also meant Ryugi's anti-magic wouldn't have any effect on the wall)