D’Angelo could have interrupted whatever it was that his opponent was doing, but instead he stood and calmly watched, giving the couple of seconds needed to use his spell. He heard the rummaging behind him and a cursory glance showed him something moving back there, he didn’t know yet that it was his earlier victim.
When he looked back Daxius had just started speaking and D’Angelo could see the creature’s hands moving in a familiar pattern. More daggers, he thought. He smiled briefly and swept his left arm down, a dagger now gripped in that hand, in one swift motion so that both enemy thrown daggers were swept aside by the steel bracer he wore on his arm. That attack was becoming very predictable.
He knew the daggers weren’t the true danger, what followed up behind that attack was what required his attention. Still, slashing claws against steel was in favor of D’Angelo as far as he concerned, he could be both offensive and defensive at the same time. As Dax attacked the injured leg D’Angelo brought the dagger down to counter, blade first to skewer the cat-demons hand, or at the very least force him to retract his attack or risk losing a digit.
His right hand came rushing forward, an underhanded throw, dagger aimed low at his opponents right foot to try and pin him to the ground, even if it was only for a moment.
When he looked back Daxius had just started speaking and D’Angelo could see the creature’s hands moving in a familiar pattern. More daggers, he thought. He smiled briefly and swept his left arm down, a dagger now gripped in that hand, in one swift motion so that both enemy thrown daggers were swept aside by the steel bracer he wore on his arm. That attack was becoming very predictable.
He knew the daggers weren’t the true danger, what followed up behind that attack was what required his attention. Still, slashing claws against steel was in favor of D’Angelo as far as he concerned, he could be both offensive and defensive at the same time. As Dax attacked the injured leg D’Angelo brought the dagger down to counter, blade first to skewer the cat-demons hand, or at the very least force him to retract his attack or risk losing a digit.
His right hand came rushing forward, an underhanded throw, dagger aimed low at his opponents right foot to try and pin him to the ground, even if it was only for a moment.