Schradinger

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And how are we supposed to know that? None of us are telepaths...

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Uh... Guys?

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Alright Drall, you're up.

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Arty picked up the note and chuckled as he read it. At least the guy had a sense of humor.

Standing, he glanced around at the remaining fighters and caught sight of one ducking behind the tree just after the mage's body burned to ash. Poor guy. Getting cut in half was not a pleasant way to go. Not that Arty would know... Anyway, back to the bloke cowering behind the tree. Nobody else seemed to be interested in him at the moment, though skeletor over there had just freed up and might decide he wanted a shot. Best to get there first.

In furtherance of that goal, Arty tossed off a low-power bolt of lightning, not enough to do serious damage but enough to get his attention, and arced it around the tree to hopefully strike him in the center of his chest. "Hey! You there behind the tree! The party's out here!"

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@Teo: How strong is he exactly? How tough? How agile? How fast does he heal? Is there a limit to his illusion casting ability?

@Derp: I'm not so worried about his ability to come back weeks later, since it would still mean a defeat in this fight if he was "killed". Vordak's guy has a similar ability already.

@Everyone: First post from my new computer! I'll be writing another one for the IC shortly.

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Heh. Arty himself would be hard-pressed to dodge it, and he can react up to 30x faster than a human. Lightning is really fast. I mean, how many pictures have you seen of lightning only halfway to the ground?

EDIT: Or halfway from the ground, as the case may be.

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Oh, it's my turn already?

I'm trying to work through some things with Teo about his post. Like blocking a lightning attack with metal gauntlets.

Or if you guys think it's not a big deal I can roll with it and post away. Up to you I guess.

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His foot hit the pavement and he just kept going forward, taking another step with his right leg and bringing the tip of the sword to about a foot away from himself. His right hand wasn't idle though, and even as he moved forward, keeping pace with the backward skid he'd pushed Vos into, he brought the bat forward, swinging it hard toward the hand that held the sword pointed at himself. If it were a fully human hand being hit, the bones would be all but ground to powder by the successive shocks of the strike followed by the reflection of the force a moment later, and even for Vos' hardened bones it would likely mean a great many fractures and splinters that would leave the hand almost useless.

The bat would strike at the same moment the sword was leveled at his face, and this meant that his enemy would be forced to choose. Harm the armored biker at the cost of his dexterity or abandon the (unbeknownst to Sev) acid jet attack and retreat to attack another way.

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How do you do that? Every single time you edit a post it's either better or deadlier than the original...

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Still, that's a kidney shot and would hurt like hell. Then there's the foot hitting him right after.