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Aaaaaaaargh! [Open]
Through the City paced a blood elf paladin.
Well. Not paced... more like rampaged. Sword in his hands, the sin'dorei stalked darkly down the more crowded streets fronted by damaged building, walking a good sight faster than a normal constitutional should warrant.
More ominously, his face was a blank mask, but his actions spoke of absolute fury at best. Where a piece of rubble or an abandoned object stood in his way, he hacked at it with his sword until it collapsed into chunks. Where an innocent piece of structure stood out in some way along the crumbled buildings, he paused a second to gather holy energy in his hands, then with a gesture slammed it violently into that object, more often that not causing it to collapse.
In short, the paladin was not happy.
Well. Not paced... more like rampaged. Sword in his hands, the sin'dorei stalked darkly down the more crowded streets fronted by damaged building, walking a good sight faster than a normal constitutional should warrant.
More ominously, his face was a blank mask, but his actions spoke of absolute fury at best. Where a piece of rubble or an abandoned object stood in his way, he hacked at it with his sword until it collapsed into chunks. Where an innocent piece of structure stood out in some way along the crumbled buildings, he paused a second to gather holy energy in his hands, then with a gesture slammed it violently into that object, more often that not causing it to collapse.
In short, the paladin was not happy.
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At least, that was Kyladriss's opinion as she rounded a corner and narrowly escaped excruciating contact with his holy magic. She jumped to the side, scrambling out of the way of the collapsing rubble, and then whirled on the paladin with a snarl. Her runeblade was out the moment she perceived an attack, and now she struggled to control her impulse to attack. Stacy prevented crew members from damaging each other, but this was the city, and the city was full of blind spots.
Her glowing blue eyes were fixed warily on the sindorei. Battle lust sang through her veins - what was left of them. If he wanted a fight... well, Kyladriss was all too happy to oblige.
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Mar paused mid-whack, sword hovering over a big chunk of stone and mortar as he stared in shock at the runeblade. For a wild instant he thought... but no, his sister didn't quite have that body hair problem. "I don't think I've met you," he said, voice casual but wavering from sudden emotional swings more jarring than a goblin trike with the wrong fuel mixture.
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"Kyladriss of the Ebon Blade," she said by way of introduction. All of her death knight's instincts were screaming for blood and suffering, and the worgen part of her felt distinctly cornered even if she did have plenty of escape routes. She shoved them down ruthlessly. So far, he had yet to attack her. She had no personal argument with the sindorei.
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Still, he knew death knights, and could guess at the body language. "Would a duel help you work out some of the tension?" he asked. "You know, the kind where we don't kill each other. You look like you could use a good fight."
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Hopefully she could keep both of her natures in check.
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With a swift gesture, he granted himself the Blessing of Kings, then imbued his weapon with the Seal of Truth. Holy light shimmered around his feet as his Devotion Aura ignited.
"Thank you for your patience!" he said, then beckoned her onward with his mace as he hefted his shield.
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Kyladriss opened by summoning Death and Decay at their feet, and then came at him sword first. Despite reminding herself that it was a friendly duel and the object was not to kill the paladin, her runeblade sang with savage delight. She charged her sword with a blood rune and struck at his heart.
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The force of the second strike spun him as he hopped slightly up to deliver it, so that the momentum of the speed that he reached in his pursuit of justice carried him out of the damned circle on the ground, though his legs still throbbed with the pain of the malevolence he had been wading through.
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She was fast for such a tall, hulking figure, but he had distance on her. That wouldn't do. She called a frost rune out of the air and pointed at him, conjuring Chains of Ice to slow him down so she could catch up, swinging her runeblade again. She needed to score to build her blood shield. The bone shield would only last so much longer.
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One swift motion of his mace brought a hammer of light descending on her head in Judgement, then he swiftly struck with the weapon again, a normal blow with no magic behind it but the seal.
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The slowing effect of her frost rune was wearing off. She didn't want him getting away from her, so Kyladriss swiped at him with her claws. Even if the blow didn't land, she sent an outbreak of disease toward him. She charged her blade with a second blood rune - her last for the moment - and swung at him again. It was reckless, bent only on hitting him. Without her magical shields she was vulnerable.
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With his movement slowly freeing up, he sidestepped the sword blow, then lashed out at her with his mace in another holy strike, stepping backwards immediately after to draw her further away from her own unholy circle. His follow-up attack came not from his weapon, but his shield, which he sent flying through the air, straight for her head, with a sudden, violent motion.
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She charged her blade with two runes and struck back at him, intending to heal the damage he'd done and rebuild her blood shield. Each strike built up her runic power, and the blade glowed sickly.
I'm honestly rolling his avoidance on d100s. (And Grand Crusader, which refuses to proc.)
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She couldn't simply use runes one after another. Even if her head still throbbed from that shield hit, she had to wait for them to recharge - so it was time to use up some of the charge her blade had built. As quickly as she'd been backing away before, she now turned that defense into offense, using quick strikes charged with runic power to try and batter Maridian back into the fading Death and Decay.
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...Not his strongest attack, but hey, better than a wasted cooldown. As soon as he got his hand back solidly on his shield's grip, he struck again with a holy-swathed mace, the seal's energies still burning brightly both on it and within her, where the holy energy continued to burn after his earlier hits.
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Of course, that just made her angrier, and her runes were recharged. She struck back savagely - he'd scored two hits in the space of a few seconds, and if this death strike landed she would drain his energy and heal the damage he'd done. He managed to stay out of the blight on the ground until it dissipated. Kyladriss didn't lay another one; she needed all her runes to defeat him. She called another bone shield in case the hit didn't land.
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Good thing she got that healing and that shield both together, because all the holy power he'd built up through his blows surged into his shield as he drove it forward. The Light gave his blow the strength of a Titan as he smashed it into her.
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She could not incapacitate him, not like his Hammer of Justice could her - but she could prevent that from happening again. She concentrated for a brief moment on the energies of frost, and ice rimed her fur as he blood froze in her veins. With Icebound Fortitude up, he could not stun her now. She had one blood rune left before they needed to recharge - she used it not to empower her weapon but to heal herself, a red, glowing sketch of it appearing in the air above her head.
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Mar wasn't too quick on the ol' aitch-oh-jay as a rule, though; he was a cooldown-hoarder. His next strike was another swift blow with crusader's strength behind it.