Much happened just after Maybird run out earlier, but at least what he intended, to direct the beast's attention toward him instead of the others, so that they'd take it down with their own plans. And they did. First, a dagger hit the calf of the beast, and landed on the floor, Maybird questioned the use of such a small projectile, the beast barely reacted to it, still preparing to strike him, and him preparing to dodge said strike. It was interrupted though, the interruption came at the form of another beast, the orc. He may not be as massive as the beast, but he was still formidably large. The orc swung its improvised flail at the beast, knocking it back a few feet, before it regained its footing. Maybird prepared to run at the beast and punch its calf out, especially with that dagger on the ground, he it, propelled with energy, into the beast's right calf, hoping to at least dislocate its kneecap. It embedded into the beast's flesh, but seemed that it would come off at any moment. He prepared to punch it in to cause more damage.
Before he could though, a hail of bolts came from the doorway, piercing the beast in a part of its body, while the others missed as the beast started stomping in rage, nonetheless, they had a shooter! "SHOOT ITS EYES!" In instinct, Maybird yelled his first thoughts aloud, the plan was near perfect, with the beast blinded, it would then swing around wildly hoping to hit anything in its rage, though its movements would become far less predictable, it would be easier to dodge, and lure around, he would also be able to damage its leg far enough that he could cause it to fall, and if fortune had it, he would even have it fall where he wished. Now, all they needed was a-
"Lure the thing over here! And quickly!" Came the shout from the other side of the chamber. Perfect. With his planning, he almost failed to see the beast cock its axe in anticipation, swinging in a circular motion, the beast sought to cleave both him and the orc. He had to dodge, fast. He quickly used his energy magic to create a blast directly in front of him, propelling him back, though the circular motion of the axe would leave a wound on his chest, and to his dismay, the wound was not minor, but at the least, it was not deep enough to cause severe bleeding. He landed on his bottom, knowing this position was full of death, if he didn't stand within the next second, or block the inevitable drop-swing, he would die, though at least the plan was going well.
The next moment, however, instead of seeing the shadow of the gigantic axe, he looked up and saw the beast's back instead, through sheer fortune, the monster did not pursue, him and instead was running after someone else, though he could not see, and the beast was heading toward the intended trap. Good, though this plan wasn't going to work fully yet. He stood himself back up, and started sprinting toward the beast's right leg, where the dagger was still remarkably stuck, though it was shaking and threatened to loose and fall off, occasionally blasting behind him to propel him and increase the momentum behind his run. It was likely that only he could outrun, or at least out-speed the beast currently.
If he could reach the beast's leg before anything else happened, he would punch the dagger. Assisted with the force of his momentum, and the blast of his energy, it would surely pierce through its knee, or even better, get stuck in between its joints, it would then likely stumble into the trap.