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[center][h3][i]Dealing with a Lava Elemental.[/i][/h3][/center]
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The creature's arm rose up into the air, representing a golden opportunity for Brunhilde to attempt to amputate it. A plane of air formed in preparation for another strike against the elemental, but Brunhilde missed her chance, and the arm came crashing down across the platform, aimed directly for her. It seemed almost as though it had grown larger in the past short time, and a quick glance told her that it was slowly sinking into the platform. A pit had formed around it as it claimed more and more stone.

For the elemental, hitting her had been much like trying to hit an agitated sparrow with a rock. It wasn't working. This time was no different, and the arm came down several feet to the left of where she had moved. It was unclear whether it had done it intentionally or not, but this time, there was enough force that broken stone shrapnel flew in all directions. Smaller pieces slid across Brunhilde, dragging a series of small cuts across her face, followed by a much larger fragment striking her injured side, and she crashed to the ground.

It was everything she could do to not cry out in pain, and she lay there motionless for many seconds. What had merely been a crack had grown into a full-on fracture, and moving at all wouldn't be beneficial in the slightest, regardless of what came from the elemental next. She had been running out of stamina the entire time, and couldn't sustain a full-body hover anymore. Throwing as much as she had been at the creature was far too draining, even with the strength stolen from the hot and excited air.

From her position on the ground, her thoughts reached out to the spinning disc of air that was still hovering nearby, and permitted it to grow further and gather more force, until she felt it was on the verge of slipping out of control. Like a cornered animal, she didn't realize that there were options other than continuing to fight, and with a thought of command she hurled the disc of violently spinning air directly at the elemental's torso.

Without seeing whether the first had stuck, she attempted to form another similar disc. It dissapointingly collapsed with a sharp [i]pop[/i] after only a few moments.