"Sylvia seems to have a few bruises from being thrown... And Cain's leg is rather torn up... But so far our group effort hasn't given the thing enough time to injure Kargath or anybody else..." Jeanne reported once more, her strength slowly recovering.
Kargath brought down his Bladefist on the beast's head, halfway splitting it in half if successful as he clearly seemed worried about Cain's leg injury, Wrathion landing and beginning to come out of Dragon form with healing potions at the ready
"In my current state I'd be a liability... I've been blessed by the Sun Goddess Ophelius to an extent, so that makes me resistant to Light Mana, but, using magic on multiple targets at once drains my energy incredibly swiftly..." Jeanne heaved out.
The thing was hit with Kargath's bladefist but it was able to get a deadly counter in a moment before, hitting Kargath in the stomach with its claws and kicking itself away so its head was only marginally split in half, extending its life, but not for long if Kargath continued his attack even with a semi-hole in his gut.
Siglos nodded.
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Kargath jumped back Instictively to avoid the counter but still land the blow to leave it as injured as Azontr would say, throwing his chain hook and digging into it's temple and pulling, ripping off all the bones in it's face if successful
(yes, that's what he said, Kargath weakened him)
(She is fine if you ask, anyway, my attack helps Kargath's attack to destroy the face)
The thing rushed forward and ducked down, avoiding the hook to the face and only serving to change where the arrows would hit as they slammed into the thing's back while it also tried to tackle Kargath while charging, unbothered by its injuries even if the damage was evident.
"No... No, I don't think anybody did... And I am not that reckless, Siglos..." Jeanne said, beginning to stand up and lean on her flag.
Siglos stepped closer, offering his hand in case she was having trouble standing with just the flag.
Kargath was swift, but so was the beast, and while it was indeed decapitated, it lived on for a few moments after that and tried to plunge its claws into Kargath once more, the snow not seeming to hinder it even if it did still possess a head with eyes that it could use to see.
Jeanne glanced at Siglos and Noah, breathing out. "I'm fine... The flag will be enough for me to stand."
(I never said it would endure, I just said she makes another one. And it's not exactly like she's weak with Mana, being an Everian)
Kargath was too slow to do anything by use his left arm to block the claws, not even bothered by the pain of it
Siglos slowly nodded, turning back towards the distance away from the wall.
Before the thing could plunge its arm into Kargath even deeper, Sylvia charged forward, and raising her right leg straight-up into the air, tearing her pants slightly with the violent compression of her muscles, she slammed down onto the thing with her leg, crushing what remained of it so that Kargath could recover himself.
"They've defeated it...!" Jeanne exclaimed as she looked through the telescope.
"Let's get her medical attention." Kargath said, Gazlowe already picking up Cain with his bot and giving her the option to rid on top of it while they got back to the village while Wrathion handed her a healing potion "drink it and it should heal you" He signed to her
"Oh, I'll be fine. Focus your potions on Cain." Sylvia signed to Siglos, not even bothered by her injuries to the point it was questionable as to whether or not she even felt any pain from them.
Jeanne just grunted, "We don't know that yet... We'll have to see what happens... I'll go check for casualties on our side, if there are any..."
Khadgar sighed, remaining silent in respect for the dead and closing his eyes
Siglos hesitated, before nodding at Sylvia, beginning to make his way towards Cain.
Cain nodded at Siglos, drinking the potion, her leg having been healed to the point she could at least apply force and walk on it.
"G-good." Siglos said, breathing out. He glanced at the burial of the lone man for a moment, gently removing his hat to pay his respects.
Cain glanced at the burial as well, closing her eyes and seemingly paying her respects silently. She didn't know the man, but, he died to defend his people, and for a demon of her clan, there was no higher honor. Sylvia seemed to think the same to an extent, closing her eyes and then kneeling down.
