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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Mark Chance" data-source="post: 3900320" data-attributes="member: 2795">RumbleOOC: I'm shorthanding the fight to make up for lost time since it's extremely unlikely Rumble would lose. Give Rumble a Hero Point for his trouble.The slap sends the creature pinwheeling through the rain-sliced air. Its monstrous body ripples and twists as it hits a cable, and then the creature simply melts. The resulting flood of slime and offal is quickly washed away by the downpour. The other two monsters fly backward several yards. Their fanged maws gape wide -- too wide, as if their jaw bones are just for show -- and then belch forth lightning!Rumble dodges to the side as one crackling blast of electricity singes across his back. The shock is uncomfortable, but not otherwise harmful. The second creature doesn't target Rumble. Its bolt of lightning dances across the rooftop, exploding the metal bolts of the already swaying tower's support cables. With a twang! the cables give way, and the rushing wind collapses the tower. Metal cables whip through the air, suddenly free from the tension and weight they once supported.After this, the monsters return their undivided attention to Rumble. The battle is fierce but one-sided. After the last blow is struck, Rumble stands alone. The damage to the rooftop is not inconsiderable. Suddenly, the service door bangs open and two uniformed men with pistols drawn enter the scene."Don't move!" one of them shouts.</blockquote>