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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Darimaus" data-source="post: 3492479" data-attributes="member: 50345">Obsidian goes into a flury of attacks, pressing harder and harder into his nimble opponent, until he manages to strike a quick succesion of hits. (OOC: 3 hits. After DR, you dealt 99 damage)As she gets struck, she uses the time to sidestep the remaining attacks and back away from Obsidian, lashing out with a single hit from the whip (She is now 30 ft away. She deals him 30 damage after DR) "Te he he, this is starting to get interesting. I knew you wouldn't dissapoint me. You're like a big, spiky teddy bear!" "Ah, youth and their overwhelming curiousity. It works quite simple my friend. These boats are surrounded by an aura that negates all outside forces that are normaly encountered. It does not deal with air resistance, with wind resistance, with the effects of the storm, or even opposing currents. Paired with a magical source of locomotion, you can get some pretty amazing speeds out of them. As for your teleportion question, the answer is propably not to why can't you teleport from "here", and more of why can't you teleport to "there". I'd guess that when the ships were attacked, the Captain followed proper defensive protocal and opened up the ships dimensional anchor to prevent those who had seen the vessel go by from boarding it via teleportation. Sadly, it also means stragglers are left behind, but as they say, the problems of the many outweight the problems of the few. At least, thats how they see it. Would you like some more tea?" </blockquote>

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