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JonxlatheLion said
okay, fine, that's it.I'll make ghost rider leave and find another character to roleplayjesus fucking christ.


Look, the problem (at least in this scenario) doesn't lie with GR's abilites or whatever, it lies with what he did. Due to GR's actions, the entire CAve party was drawn in a needless and very dangerous battle (from their perspective, at least). The fact that he looks incredibly evil only adds to the IC (!) fire, but is not the main problem.
So... How are you guys all doing? Hopefully you're not as stupidly busy as I am >_<
So uhm, will we get a GM update sometime soon again?
Well, so much for running away from the giant beast. Apparently everyone was hell-bent on attacking the creature, even though logic and common sense should dictate that their weapons were little more than toothpicks to it, considering the difference in scale between them and it. To make matters worse, the beast was utterly frenzied by now, meaning it would likely follow them even if they would try to run away. They had no choice anymore; they had to fight! The problem was, of course, how in the name of Lilith were they going to pull that one off? The creature was larger than Felt's house, for crying out loud, and was spraying fire in every direction seemingly at random. Not only did this make approaching the wyvern exceedingly difficult, it also meant that everyone in the cavern was under attack at the same time, both from the fire itself and from falling objects. While the man in red was thankfully protecting Whitney from the streams of fire, he logically could not protect her from falling debris at the same time, a task that was thus left for Felt to take care of. With an almost superhuman leap he jumped up and above the Gym Leader, slashing a piece of falling rock into pieces moments before it would've crashed into the victim below, he himself landing just next to the Trainer. It was roughly at this point that Nobuo appeared next to them, extending his hand to Whitney. "You should go with him," Felt said. "If you don't want to run, just stay close to us," he told her before focusing his attention back on the still obviously very angry dragon. By now it was obvious that the creature was fire-elemental, meaning it would very likely be weak against Ice. Which meant...

"I hope this works," the alchemist said against nobody in particular as he moved his Azoth over to his left hand, his right hand outstretched in an open fist in front of him. A surge of blue-azure particles started to flow across Felt's arm, clustering together in his hand in a cylinder-like shape with a wider cylinder on top. As the flow of energy continued, crystalline spikes started to form around the edges. Finally, the particles that were orbiting the forming item collapsed inward, creating an azure flash before revealing what looked very much like a crystal potato masher bomb. "Let's see if this dragon is as weak against ice as you say it is, Whitney," Felt said before throwing the weapon at the dragon. Sure, it wasn't all that powerful, but the Alchemist hoped that it would at least momentarily slowed the beast down. Regardless of what happened, the young swordsman shot a wave of energy that seemed to be made of the same type of whatever-it-was as the Ice Bomb at the dragon's head, making sure to not hit the man in red in the back.
With the plan and most strategy decided, it was only a matter of waiting until everyone was ready to take off. ...At which point several people, including Whitney, decided that they had enough of standing around and broke off in several directions. "So much for sticking together," the alchemist muttered to himself before turning in the direction Whitney had run off to. "Wait!" Felt called out after the Gym Leader. "Don't run off like that!" What are you thinking, going fter that... that being just like that?

A while later, the group found what can only be described as a small living mountain, complete with small lava-tipped horns running across its carapace.
"...And that right there is why you shouldn't run off, Whitney," the young swordsman whispered to the girl, trying to do his best to sound both serious yet friendly. "I want to protect you, really, but I can't do that if you go off on your own. You understand that, right?" He really hoped that that was the case; he liked the girl, but if she kept running off like that...
"I hope the test is not to beat this ridiculously oversized thing. How are we even supposed to hurt it?," he muttered, turning back to the giant beast. At least it seemed to be relatively calm, so maybe it would let them past as long as they didn't bother it? A man can hope, right?
Of course, the living skeleton took this opportunity to attack the beast, making sneaking past by the creature utterly impossible. "...Idiot," The young alchemist said, sounding very annoyed before turning to Whitney. "Run! Just run!," he told her, gesturing for the exit. He himself of course didn't follow his own advice, instead trying to protect the Pokémon Trainer from harm. Not that he figured he had any real hope from defeating the beast, but he wasn't going to let it attack them all in the back either -- or at least not the people he wanted to protect, a group the fool skeleton was not part of.
JonxlatheLion said
Ouch. Really, what's the problem with ghost rider? I don't see anyone complaining about vash, who is also technically immortal. Or even the system lord.


Well, for one, Vash doesn't look incredibly evil, nor does he hurt people by simply looking them in the eyes :P. So yeah, there are two IC reasons, even ignoring any OOC ones.
Raineh Daze said <snip>
The talking sword was giving opinions on strategy, and wanted... to put everyone whose abilities relied on having a clear view in the middle, where the mass of bodies would simply get in the way. Archer's estimation of the sword dropped somewhat. <snip>


To be fair, putting all the ranged characters at the outside of the group and the close-combat characters in the center provides similiar problems, with said close-combat characters having to push past the ranged characters before they can do anything at all. But eh, IC.
Well, there's a thingie. I probably missed or misinterpreted something in one of the two dozen-ish new posts, but yeah... That's what I get for not being able on fridays.
I'm... not injured? But how? To be frank, it didn't make even the slightest bit of sense to Felt, who was now slowly trying to get up -- at which point a large rubbery pink thing which he remembered as one of Whitney's Pokemon appeared in front of him to try and lick him in the face. As much as he figured the creature only wanted to help him, the alchemist really didn't think that its saliva was going to do any good to him. As such, Felt moved slightly backwards in an attempt to dodge the creature's ridiculously oversized tongue, again not feeling any pain in what was supposed to be a horrible wound judging by the pain he felt at that moment. Which raised the question: exactly what was the cause of that, if not being actually stabbed? If he had more time, Felt might think about it a bit more, but right now everthing was so chaotic that he didn't have that luxury.
With that, the young alchemist forced himself upright again, using the Azoth as a makeshift cane -- something which said sword was not pleased with at all --, then turned towards the most recent source of chaos. An actual dragon had arrived to the scene, which was immediately blasted by a beam of cold shot out by the cowlike Pokémon. Or at least it would have been, if it wasn't blocked by Saber. Seeing as that stopped the group from starting a disorganized brawl against what was obvioulsy a dragon, but quite likely not the legendary one, that was probably a good thing though.

"So, we have a goal and a destination now," Felt muttered, still not sounding quite right. "shall we go then?"
-"Ahem," his blade made his presence known again. "Although splitting up is no longer an issue, I do not think that advancing towards the beast's cry without some kind of strategy is advisable. For one, the other noises make it clear that we are not alone in this world. We need some kind of back guard to prevent something from attacking our flanks or rear. In addition, I agree with the mentioning of using our flying comrades as aerial scouts, and using the rocky path to further make use of their abilities. Finally, those with ranged abilities should stay in the center of our formation, so that they can strike any opponents whilst being protected from hostilities themselves. Any objections?"
"...No?," the Azoth's wielder stammered at what was one of the sword's longest monologues in quite a while.
Flamelord said
Aw, man up. It's just a stab wound. Not like you were pinned to a wall by a gravity field and tortured via acid, knives, and other lovely things, with the knowledge that your interrogator had a deice that could heal even your worst wounds, for more torture later.


And things like these would be why some of you guys are not quite as heavily affected; you're more used to lovely things horrible doom scenarios O_o.
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