Legends of Hawaiki 2: Where the Wild Things Are

Wai turns from where he is trying to help Puna Tani as he sees Tu-Ru rushing towards him. "Great, Tu-Ru, give us a hand here..."

As he looks closer at the O'Punga, Wai realizes he isn't coming to help, but running from the creature. "Aw, no, not you too!" Wai steps away from his other friends and tries to tackle his friend's muscular form.
 

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Spirits calm the fear and ease the mind... Puna chants softly as he holds onto the screaming, kicking Lani (OOC: Remove Fear). Out of the corner of his eye, the shaman watches as Wai tries to tackle the massive O'Punga, knowing that he will need the spirits' help next.
 

Puna Tani & Lani

The Shaman struggles to hold Lani down and chant the call to calm at the same time, but her flailing is such that he stumbles over the words breaking his concentration and the rhythm of the spell. He must try again from the beginning!

Wai & Tu-Ru

Wai is also not so lucky in tackling the panicked O'Punga. Though he manges to grab his friends muscled leg it is to little avail. Tu-Ru continues running dragging the scrocerer (with arms wrapped around Tu-Ru's thigh, legs failing out behind him) along for the ride - Wai can either hold on and hope or simply let go!

Tatiki & the Shadow Beast
Back alone against the beast Tatiki again attempts to keep the shadow back but his slash goes wide and that is the opening the beasts takes advantage of. Pouncing in Tatiki screams as icy fangs bite down upon his shoulder and he is knocked into the ground. Combining with the earlier wounds from the Vine Tatiki, struggles as the warmth is drained from his body, knowing that he is near collapse.

Beyond the barrier the Darkness rises triumphantly and it is then looking up through the gathering darkness that the druid sees a strange figure emerge from the undergrowth - it is Puna Tani's creature, the strange bird the pair saved from the vine but its eyes ablaze with supernatural light.

Rushing forward the nanakia leaps in, its hind talons ripping into the shadow beasts hide, knocking it sideways, enough for Tatiki to rise.

Alone within its circle the pot-bellied sprite still lies stunned where he was left...

(ooc the Nanakia is Puna Tani's summoned monster - empowered by Tatiki's prayer to Kahukura:D - so Puna Tani I'll let you describe its actions. and Tatiki your HP are very low atm...)
 
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Tu-Ru : O'Punga Barbarian 3

Tu-Ru is oblivious to the fact that someone is hanging on to his leg. THe large O'Punga just keeps right on running.

"Aaaaahhhhhhhhh!"
 

Wai spits out a mouthful of dirt as he clings to the O'Punga's legs.

Not my smartest decision, Wai thinks wryly to himself. Trying to shield his face behind the huge leg he clutches as he is dragged through the underbrush, Wai seeks an opening that might allow him to at least slow his friend down.

Seeing a sapling in his path, Wai takes the opportunity. Bracing his legs as best he can, he once again attempts to stop the much larger Tu-Ru.

[OOC: Hanging on, continuing to try and slow/stop Tu-Ru. Heh... like THAT is a likely outcome!]
 

After being kicked in the face by Lani, Puna Tani breathes deeply and prepares to chant again when he feels a burning rage surge through him.

I have come, little one. Don't make me regret it. The voice of the nanakia shouts in his mind and is echoed in his ears by the screams of his friend Tatiki, as the shadow ravages him.

Dropping Lani, Puna Tani calls back to the nanakia, Defeat the Shadow so that I may save my friend! And the shaman rushes forward to Tatiki's side, calling "Wai! Wai! Wai!" as he runs.
 

Lani, no longer restrained, stops screaming. The fear in her eyes is still present, though, and she clambers to her feet and starts to run away again.
 

Tatiki slashes again. He is sure that is he were to run the creature would kill him outright and then be free to kill the others so he will wound it as hbest he can with what little life he still has. Then he sees the nanakia. Thank you ancestors! My life may be saved after all.
 

Wai, hearing Puna Tani yelling his name, lets go of Tu-Ru's legs.

Clamboring to his feet, he looks up to see the Shaman running towards Tatiki and the shadow creature.

Unsure of what he can do against such a creature of darkness, Wai still begins running towards his friends... the crashing in the undergrowth behind him reminding him that two MORE of his friends are still running heedlessly away.
 

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