Light

Operation Shadow Sabre

"Finally, let us see if my intuition and study has allowed for the most ergonomic integration." Cyprian wondered out loud as he approached his suit. Each outfit was sealed within either own large glass cylinder, with a base of machinery and computational systems displaying information. Cyprian places his hand on the screen in front of his suit, as Scott did to open the door. After doing this, the glass rose from around his suit, and he pulled it out of its chamber. The flexible grey and black exoskin was a separate entity from the silver and white armor that would lay around it. After slipping on the skin and donning the armor, he tapped a screen on his wrist, and several lights began to blink and glow across his wrists and around his visor. On each arm, machinery moves down from his shoulders to his forearms, and piece themselves together into two cannon-like items. These cannons rest on the outside of his forearms, keeping his hands free.

"Ahh yes, this feels good." He said as he stretches and flexes in the armor, testing its mobility and expressing satisfaction with his agility. "What do the rest of you think? Each of these suits have been designed specially for you. Try them on! I hope you will enjoy them."

The Fog

Since he was sitting rather far from the camp's center, Adamar was attacked last. A bloodcurdling war cry broke his reading, and he looked up to see a lowly bandit charging him with their sword brandished high over-head. In only a few moments, the bandit was upon him, and in a flash of steel, the blade was embedded into Adamar's chest.

Adamar looked down at the sword in his torso, and then slowly rose to his feet. "Hm, that woman did say that those who attack me are legally giving up their lives." An expression of confusion and fear washed over the thug's face as Adamar gripped the sword by its blade and pulled it out of himself. His strength ripped the weapon from his assailant's hand and tossed it onto the ground. "To be honest, I'm not upset about being stabbed. What bothers me is your audacity to interrupt my studies. On the bright side, you might have some other uses."

His hand began to glow a faint black radiance as he reached forward. The ghostly glow began to pull itself from his gauze wrapped hand and floated towards the bandit, entering his eyes and mouth. The man's screams of terror and pain could be heard across the battlefield as the spell Enervation tore his life force to shreds. After a few moments, his cries turned into dry moans, and then eventually nothingness as his corpse limply fell to the dirt below him.

Instead of raising the fallen bandit right then and there, Adamar looked up towards the campfire. There were still a few attackers engaging the troop. He began another incantation as he walked towards the camp.

The Fog

On minor enemies like these bandits, I will take it upon myself to resolve spells. The only instances where it might not work should be on more powerful enemies like bosses and such.

The Fog

@TheUnknowable Ok, also changes the color of Adamar's speech, to reflect his specialization in necromancy.

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@SimplyJohn He's not, we've bothe just been a bit busy lately.

The Fog

@SimplyJohn Yup I was typing up a post on my iPod at work but then my iPod crashed so I'll just work on it when I get home from work.

@TheUnknowable I'm planning to start casting actual spells. The name of the spell will be colored by the school it belongs to, do you want me to go through with them or just cast it and let you decide if it works?

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Don't worry I'll get him back here though.

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@Light

@MercuryHg34 hasn't been online for a week. Is it possible he found a girlfriend and decided he had better things to do with his time, a can of whipped cream and a pair of fuzzy handcuffs?

@SimplyJohn

Actually... That's exactly what happened. Minus the kinky stuff.

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Mercury we're waiting on you I think

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Hey. Sorry for not being online. I've had to train some new employees at one of my jobs. Very stressful stuff.