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Init Order: BUG2 (19), Jovik (16), Danth (9), Kael (7), Jokad (3)
This thing is fast, and despite its injuries it spins with speed and lunges/stretches with great fluidity towards Danth, seeking out the one that has hurt it the most. Danth is no push-over, though, and despite his surprise in the way in which the thing shifted its focus to him (its body almost seemed to rotate towards the priest), he manages to use Crimson Dawn to turn the rapid attacks to one side.
OOC: It misses.
Jovik, sensing an opportunity, reacts quickly as the bug is shoved back and stabs at it but misses. He hopes as the bug dodges his attack it jumps into Jokad's way.
It doesn't, but there is no need for any more concern, for it is Danth who takes down the beast.
Danth, calm despite just having to turn the monster's attacks from him, gathers his wits about him and again sends Crimson Dawn slashing into the beast; the cleric's aim is dead on again as he knife's the curving blade under the creature's guard.
It plunges in and just seems to keep sinking through flesh and gristle. The beast lets out a low mewl, a pitiful, animal noise, before slumping forward against the hilt of Danth's blade, resting there until the young priest tips the blade forward and sends the beast slipping to the ground.
OOC: Congratulations on beating these bugs. They should have been quite a challenge, but the rolls went against them, as did your clever strategy. Holding the first one is probably what turned the battle and these things gain immense flanking bonuses!
This thing is fast, and despite its injuries it spins with speed and lunges/stretches with great fluidity towards Danth, seeking out the one that has hurt it the most. Danth is no push-over, though, and despite his surprise in the way in which the thing shifted its focus to him (its body almost seemed to rotate towards the priest), he manages to use Crimson Dawn to turn the rapid attacks to one side.
OOC: It misses.
Jovik, sensing an opportunity, reacts quickly as the bug is shoved back and stabs at it but misses. He hopes as the bug dodges his attack it jumps into Jokad's way.
It doesn't, but there is no need for any more concern, for it is Danth who takes down the beast.
Danth, calm despite just having to turn the monster's attacks from him, gathers his wits about him and again sends Crimson Dawn slashing into the beast; the cleric's aim is dead on again as he knife's the curving blade under the creature's guard.
It plunges in and just seems to keep sinking through flesh and gristle. The beast lets out a low mewl, a pitiful, animal noise, before slumping forward against the hilt of Danth's blade, resting there until the young priest tips the blade forward and sends the beast slipping to the ground.
OOC: Congratulations on beating these bugs. They should have been quite a challenge, but the rolls went against them, as did your clever strategy. Holding the first one is probably what turned the battle and these things gain immense flanking bonuses!
