Atham'aali'kema
Happily forgotten
Location: Killing Fields
Objective: A - Ease the passing
Allies: None
Enemies: [member="Braith Achlys"]
Equipment:
How sad, he thought to himself. The struggle, the strife, is was painted across her face. Was it a she? He still wasn't sure, it would have been rude to presume. Given the name, Braith, the mystery was still unresolved. Even in death, it may forever allude him, interest in the matter fleeting for the fight at hand. She was dependent now, on the force and the armor, and less on herself. Maalik couldn't understand that and if the shapers had drilled anything into his brain, it was that dependency leads to death. Though he longed for such a thing, he preferred the ease of it rather than the abrupt stop. Nevertheless, the universe went on and he was forced to remember that simple truth - he could depend on no one, no thing, but himself. Was he a thing or was he a person, maybe somewhere in between.
Whether he depended on it or not, the amphistaff was the cruel instrument of this fighters demise. It was inherently Yuuzhan Vong, emanating the same force dead attributes of his kin. Even then, the powergland made use of energetics, sending out an energy field a millimeter from the flesh in atomic sharpness, forming it's cutting edge and an abrasive shield. Unknown to the Vong Slayer, the power of the armor was mysterious and anointed in the whims of alchemy. And for all it's brilliance, all it's beauty and gander, it couldn't hold a flame to the weapon held in left hand, biting and fighting.
But it wasn't the nature of the gauntlets that confused the warrior as much as the sharpened points where the knuckles were. A hard thing to miss, especially in a fight so close. So when the palm came up to block the strike against the face, Maalik encouraged a double tap from the amphistaff, with the added oomph of his fingers against it's spine. The intent, to slam the spikes of her own gauntlet into her face. His attempt was hopeful, as the outstretching of a hand in such fashion was proper in it's protection, but weak in the elbows willingness to give and bend against pressure. In tandem, he would step forward and the right handed Chom-Huun beam would strike towards her left shoulder from his own right, in a near horizontal swing. If it hits, it might ride the ridge of her pauldron towards her gorget and neck after. If it didn't, it might be because she stepped to her own right and away, increasing the chance of impact of spikes against the face.
What a beautiful face, he thought, as he attempted to destroy it.
Objective: A - Ease the passing
Allies: None
Enemies: [member="Braith Achlys"]
Equipment:
Chom-Huun
Amphistaff
Magma pebbles, Plasma eel
Thud bugs, Snap bugs
Slayer Hardened Skin
Armorweave robe
Amphistaff
Magma pebbles, Plasma eel
Thud bugs, Snap bugs
Slayer Hardened Skin
Armorweave robe
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uhqRMzoyV4g
(adult content)
How sad, he thought to himself. The struggle, the strife, is was painted across her face. Was it a she? He still wasn't sure, it would have been rude to presume. Given the name, Braith, the mystery was still unresolved. Even in death, it may forever allude him, interest in the matter fleeting for the fight at hand. She was dependent now, on the force and the armor, and less on herself. Maalik couldn't understand that and if the shapers had drilled anything into his brain, it was that dependency leads to death. Though he longed for such a thing, he preferred the ease of it rather than the abrupt stop. Nevertheless, the universe went on and he was forced to remember that simple truth - he could depend on no one, no thing, but himself. Was he a thing or was he a person, maybe somewhere in between.
Whether he depended on it or not, the amphistaff was the cruel instrument of this fighters demise. It was inherently Yuuzhan Vong, emanating the same force dead attributes of his kin. Even then, the powergland made use of energetics, sending out an energy field a millimeter from the flesh in atomic sharpness, forming it's cutting edge and an abrasive shield. Unknown to the Vong Slayer, the power of the armor was mysterious and anointed in the whims of alchemy. And for all it's brilliance, all it's beauty and gander, it couldn't hold a flame to the weapon held in left hand, biting and fighting.
But it wasn't the nature of the gauntlets that confused the warrior as much as the sharpened points where the knuckles were. A hard thing to miss, especially in a fight so close. So when the palm came up to block the strike against the face, Maalik encouraged a double tap from the amphistaff, with the added oomph of his fingers against it's spine. The intent, to slam the spikes of her own gauntlet into her face. His attempt was hopeful, as the outstretching of a hand in such fashion was proper in it's protection, but weak in the elbows willingness to give and bend against pressure. In tandem, he would step forward and the right handed Chom-Huun beam would strike towards her left shoulder from his own right, in a near horizontal swing. If it hits, it might ride the ridge of her pauldron towards her gorget and neck after. If it didn't, it might be because she stepped to her own right and away, increasing the chance of impact of spikes against the face.
What a beautiful face, he thought, as he attempted to destroy it.