Crazy Scion

Skallagrim VS Crazy Scion [Combat Training]

I see. That is much easier to grasp. Well I did some thinking and I think I know what my next move will be. Just having a hard time putting the words together. I'm unfortunately feeling a bit sick today. So progress will be slow.

Skallagrim VS Crazy Scion [Combat Training]

Oh. You are taking about the energy field. I was thinking that a glass dome or something had been added without my notice. I didn't know that also acted as a solid. I'm sorry that I keep overlooking these details. I guess I have a slight issue of misunderstanding some of the wording being used. I am no stranger to reading, but I have a slight tendency to miss the more subtle wording given in writing.

As for the amount of heat. I still think it is pretty dam insane. The reason I thought it all flash boiled was because of the descriptors you used to describe the aftermath of the heat. I thought to form such a thick cloud that made it to where one couldn't see further than three feet in front of them would take a large amount of water from all across the park, especially since it would try to rise and clear itself thanks to the high temperatures. Another thing was the fact all the wood caught fire, and fiber glass slides were melting that had me in a panic. I was thinking of the thermal dynamics and the amount of heat that would need to radiate from those plasma balls over such a large of space, in order to cause this kind of destruction across the entire park. If the heat radiates outward from the balls, then the temperature would be immensely higher than these objects would actually burn and melt at. Unless you meant all this heat was evenly spread out from the beginning. That would take far less energy and be way less deadly.

I will note I have no problem with the aftermath of what he did. I just wanted to put in perspective how powerful that actually could be given the science behind thermal dynamics.

Skallagrim VS Crazy Scion [Combat Training]

@SkallagrimHolly fuck! You burned the entire park down! I mean I will be honest when I say that I knew induction field was important, but I had no idea it could do something like that! I mean to cause that much water to instantly boil, in a park that big, is an absolutely insane amount of heat! Well that actually causes several of my plans to literally go up in flames and I'm even going to have to move Scion to keep him alive. Yes, this is way beyond human survival, even supernatural human. That much heat would cook Scion alive in seconds. Especially given he was in the water.

On a different note. A very mild, and mute, problem is that the park sort of doesn't have a dome. It's an outdoor park if the picture didn't describe/show that being the case from its birds eye view. I actually selected that park, because it happens to be one I've actually visited at one point in my life. I guess I thought it would be fun to see it get wreckt while we fought, but I it's toast now. I am not even sure how I am going to begin to respond to this. I'll sleep on it for now, and will hopefully have something for you tomorrow night after work.

Skallagrim VS Crazy Scion [Combat Training]

That is perfectly alright. Post when you have the time. I am enjoying are RP thus far and am learning a little here and there about what sorts of things I need to account for in a fight.

As for the fight itself. I find it a funny coincidence that Dennis has a lot of things in common with a Dreamer. They both tend to be very high functioning observers, both capable of perceiving the world in a frame of millionths of a second, while interpreting large amounts of information from a wide variety of sources. As far as perception goes Skallagrim and Dennis are at least on par with each other. Scion is unfortunately no were close to this level of interpretation, having to rely on reflex and speed to evade, parry, and block Skallagrim's incoming attacks by the skin of his teeth.

Skallagrim VS Crazy Scion [Combat Training]

I thought he was expending some energy in order to use the sword abilities. That and I remember reading that his race could regenerate, out of combat, and would crumple under overwhelming force. So he does have a limit to the amount of damage he can take. One wrist down. Every other body part to go!

Skallagrim VS Crazy Scion [Combat Training]

So trying to hit him over and over again is not going to get me very far then. Well I guess I should have seen that coming. I mean the guy is practically made of magic. I am actually surprised that the tonfa would be considered my best weapon for fighting him. I'm guessing it has to do with its absorption ability. Still you didn't say hitting him is futile. I am in this for the long haul. I mean Skallagrim would eventually blow all his energy trying to counter all my plans. I seriously have like over a dozen plans still lined up in my head to try on him at one point or another. I also make new ones up on the fly or in response to something you do. The goal being to always either adapt or throw a wrench into things to disrupt the current path.

I also have some not so violent plans as interesting story points come when Scion and Dennis' other abilities come into play. I mean for one at least. I am curious how Skallagrim will react when 'Copy Cat' finally kicks in, and Scion's body starts trying to generate Aser energy.

Skallagrim VS Crazy Scion [Combat Training]

This will be my last post for a bit. I will be busy for the most of the rest of the night. I may have also just slightly rushed this post, and ask to be forgiven for any grammatical errors. Scion will go on about his feelings about being sent rocketing into the wave pool. In the next post.

Skallagrim VS Crazy Scion [Combat Training]

Dennis has always had a bit an ego due to his self assumed importance. This trait branches from the fact that he was designed to be the ultimate machine for understanding. His ability to understand is also what allowed him to control the void instead of fading into it along with the rest of humanity. Through his own will and intellect he had turned himself into an immortal, non-physical, construct whose sole purpose was to interpret data of all forms including the void itself. He was able to shield Scion from the effects of the void, and prevent him from being swallowed up by the senseless expanse. He knew everything that earth had been willing to put down in digital format and had it permanently saved in his mind, to reference whenever the need arises. It was with all these advantages that Dennis found himself increasingly frustrated by Scion and his inability to land a single effective hit on Skallagrim. The sword had failed to stab Skallagrim in the back leg, and he had already withdrawn it from the portal, and was preparing to bring it around to bear down on Scion with an ominous hum. The dark shield had also transformed itself into a dagger, and Skallagrim was preparing what looked to be a devastating stomp onto Scion's right foot. He knew the situation was bad, and he was going to need to act quickly if he was going to save Scion from a world of hurt.

Dennis focuses his attention and calls upon the function of the rocket boots on Scion's feet. Skallagrim intended to crunch the metal boot, and Scion's foot, but Dennis wasn't going to allow this. He turns his attention to the right boot and activates the thruster underneath, and turns it to full power. He would have liked to give Scion a heads up so that he may properly prepare, but such luxuries would have to be forgone in favor of safety. The boot would blast off the ground in an unexpected burst and force Scion own knee into his chest with a reverberating impact. Scion would be sent rocketing backwards and several feet into the air. He would eventually fly right past the 'Bass Cannon' and sail over the short wooden fence between him and the wave pool and crash into the water. Where he would lay on his back floating in the water in stunned silence.

However, Dennis' plan did not end with Scion just being safely out of harms way. As Scion lay feet from the 'Base Cannon'. Dennis through his focus into the massive box and called it to action. He noted with some satisfaction, that the song was just approaching the most appropriate point for his plan. As the words of the forgotten song sang out. Dennis activated the sonic cannon and fired at Skallagrim, the words, "Madness Reeeeeeeeeinnnsss!" Amplified as the cannon obliterates the area just before it and cracks and destroys and cracks cement the for cement as far as a hundred feet in its destructive spread. Dennis noted, as he fired, that Skallagrim was standing about fifteen feet from the front of the cannon, and would not receive the worst it could do. However, he would still be hit with forces capable of shattering normal men. If he were unharmed by this attack, then Dennis would have great concern about whether or not they stood any chance at defeating this strange and infuriating man.

Skallagrim VS Crazy Scion [Combat Training]

I see. Well a tackle was on the list of ideas, but I've been very much paranoid of your dagger shield since you changed Scion's coat sleeve into silver. I am worried that a straight grapple with Skallagrim can lead to an even nastier situation. As for grabbing his arm. I was sort of counting on him not being able to avoid stabbing himself. The leg stab would have made a good distraction. As for the wrist cut not doing anything. I had actually anticipated this, but Scion and Dennis were not fully aware of this fact. So, they at least have a legitimate reason to scale up Skallagrim's durability again. This is actually important, because of the fact Scion and Dennis are non-lethal fighters, they are actively trying to not do life ending damage to Skallagrim. As for the foot stomp. I'm afraid the entire situation is going to end with Scion flat on his ass in the water at this point. You'll see what I mean when I get the post out.

Also, that was a pretty good move. My response is pretty much another backpedal, and is mostly me making use of my items unusual function rather than let it get smashed. As for my counter. I was hoping to save it for later, but I need a leg up, and Skallagrim is proving to be very difficult to hurt so far.

Skallagrim VS Crazy Scion [Combat Training]

I sort of read this after making my post, but I am curious as to what the two options were. I guess in my mind. The best course of action was to continue what I was doing, and adapt it to the counter. I still don't know if this was a good idea or not, but I guess I will find out.