Thor Odinson (
rebuildyourruins) wrote in
driftfleet2018-07-08 11:35 am
Entry tags:
video + action.
Who: Thor, a mist beast, and you
Broadcast: video, fleetwide
Action:yes, too much action the island of Zifra
When: now
video.
[The first thing to hit you when opening this video feed is the absolute wall of noise coming from it. There's a howling of wind and something more guttural that just rattles the eardrums. And yet Thor is still choosing to make a broadcast in the middle of this, evidenced by the way his hair and cape are whipping around in the video. He holds the communicator in one hand, shouldering an oversized axe with the other.]
Well, I've found the monster! [Oh, that's what that noise is.] It hasn't struck land yet but it's nearly here. The beast means to make a meal of this place, and I don't intend to let it. Any who wish to join me ought to head for Zifra island - it's about ten miles north of Veynar. It's not inhabited at least.
[Another huge roar shakes the feed, Thor glancing over his shoulder at the encroaching dark clouds.]
Oh, it's keen. [A laugh follows.] But it'll find this meal hard to swallow.
[With that the video flips wildly as Thor tosses the communicator aside. It rolls to a stop on the grass, tilted image showing Thor running off towards the storm before he jumps, flying off the ground entirely with axe held aloft. The feed clicks off.]
action.
[Anyone who heads to Zifra will indeed find the mist monster there, taller than the hilly peaks and arms wide enough to catch it in a terrible embrace. Only it hasn't gotten that far yet. Instead it's trying to swipe at Thor, who keeps hurtling around it at high speed and slamming lightning bolts into its claws when they get too close to the island.
A monster this size will need attacking from multiple angles. Time to throw your hat in the ring?]
((OOC: Please note that if you respond to the broadcast part of the post, Thor will ICly answer an hour later after the fight is done. Feel free to jump each other in this post as well for attacking the monster!))
Broadcast: video, fleetwide
Action:
When: now
video.
[The first thing to hit you when opening this video feed is the absolute wall of noise coming from it. There's a howling of wind and something more guttural that just rattles the eardrums. And yet Thor is still choosing to make a broadcast in the middle of this, evidenced by the way his hair and cape are whipping around in the video. He holds the communicator in one hand, shouldering an oversized axe with the other.]
Well, I've found the monster! [Oh, that's what that noise is.] It hasn't struck land yet but it's nearly here. The beast means to make a meal of this place, and I don't intend to let it. Any who wish to join me ought to head for Zifra island - it's about ten miles north of Veynar. It's not inhabited at least.
[Another huge roar shakes the feed, Thor glancing over his shoulder at the encroaching dark clouds.]
Oh, it's keen. [A laugh follows.] But it'll find this meal hard to swallow.
[With that the video flips wildly as Thor tosses the communicator aside. It rolls to a stop on the grass, tilted image showing Thor running off towards the storm before he jumps, flying off the ground entirely with axe held aloft. The feed clicks off.]
action.
[Anyone who heads to Zifra will indeed find the mist monster there, taller than the hilly peaks and arms wide enough to catch it in a terrible embrace. Only it hasn't gotten that far yet. Instead it's trying to swipe at Thor, who keeps hurtling around it at high speed and slamming lightning bolts into its claws when they get too close to the island.
A monster this size will need attacking from multiple angles. Time to throw your hat in the ring?]
((OOC: Please note that if you respond to the broadcast part of the post, Thor will ICly answer an hour later after the fight is done. Feel free to jump each other in this post as well for attacking the monster!))

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The jetpacks weren't perfect while in gravity and didn't offer as much maneuverability as they did in space, but they were good for this, at least, and Keith was able to use his to boost himself away in time.]
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[He can't jump right into going to his friend like he wants to, Shiro has his own dodging to do. Which means he's moving faster than Keith, so the monster turns its attention to the smaller paladin as he seems to be easier option to chase.
Shiro uses this chance to hide behind it as it walks, moving out to the side when he gets near enough to catch Keith by his shoulders and give him the last boost he needs.]
Are you okay, buddy?
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Gee, Shiro! He had it!
He took a deep breath to mentally break himself out of the fight for a moment, and nodded.]
Yeah... I'm fine.
[They landed some distance off, out of reach of those long tentacles, and Keith kept his eyes on the creature, watching its movements.]
Thanks, though.
[He knew Shiro meant well, even if he knew he was able to get out of the way on his own.]
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No problem, buddy. We'll need a better idea to approach the creature. Even if we manage to hit it, the tentacles easily hit us back. We must combine a hit and dodge move.
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Yeah.
[He frowned.]
Neither one of us has a long range weapon, though. No matter what, we're going to have to get in close.
[He watched the movements, trying to find a pattern, but the creature was large and fighting several enemies at once. A pattern wasn't going to be easy because it was reacting to the attacks, which left it moving erratically and almost random.]
There has to be a blind spot we can use while it focuses on and moves away from a light source.
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[Keith is right, this would be much easier if they could attack from afar. But they can't exactly go shopping for guns now, can they? ...unless...]
How about using the fleet's weaponry? There are enough people keeping the monster busy for us to approach with an aerial attack.
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[Keith didn't see why not if someone was a skilled pilot.]
Might be worth a shot. We just have to be sure not to hit anyone else, too.
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[Besides... everyone would see the ships approaching, right?]
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Come on... we need to get back to the ships if we're going to do this in time.
[Keith turned, ready to head off and actually do the thing.]