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Alifax wasn't upset by the return to silence, at all. (Well, 'silence': the buzzing of insects hummed all around them, and the squish of the mud beneath their feet and occasional splashes of water made for an uneventful backdrop to the sounds of their weapons hitting flesh) In fact, he was a lot more comfortable now that they'd returned to quietness.

Even though she kept hitting him. Was she just extremely skilled with that tiny-looking thing, or was it forged to never miss when you used it for a purpose other than the intended one? Or perhaps it was just that it was extra sharp.

Well, it wasn't like he was going to ask, clearly. (He made a note to remember to practice when he'd returned home from this extended trip.) Instead he bore down on her, swinging his heavy meteors in her direction.



HP: 2/20
novice agility b trinket
novice defense b trinket
military grade meteor hammers
7 damage done

HP: ******** - she'd hit him with the stupidly sharp wire side, again. That stung, and the way his blood bloomed immediately against his skin was growing strangely familiar. He hesitated - he hadn't expected this greenblood to be so good at this. She'd looked a little impractical and silly when he'd first spotted her.

Well, there was no time like the present. He readied his meteors for another swing, taking a drained step back and - and - wait. Wait. What had Alifax been thinking? This was an incredibly stupid endeavor. He didn't need to be fighting her, now, when it was just tiring him out. All he needed was to subdue her - make sure she couldn't ********, was he still carrying a net? He palmed his pockets with his free hand, watching to see what she was about to do.