RE: To Hell With This: Part 2
"We have a welcoming party. I'm going to give them a greeting."
A...what? Andrew did a double take. "You're going to what?"
"Andrew, help me out here. Do swords make good welcoming gifts" Eidolon's tone was uncharacteristically inquisitive.
"Are you...seriously asking this?" Andrew asked.
"Andrew just give me the damn sword chip already." Aaaand back to normal.
"Eidolon, one of these days I'll figure you out," Andrew said, pulling out a set of chips to send to Eidolon. Some of them were a bit dusty, which struck Andrew as odd. It hadn't been that long since he'd used them, had it? ...Well, no matter. It was easily wiped off, and Eidolon would still know what to do with them. He inserted them in sequence, giving Eidolon her requested sword...and a few more toys.
As the chip data entered her system, Eidolon strode towards the viruses, drawing her sword from its unsettling 'sheath' and extending it towards the viruses. Spectral energy crackled ominously around the blade, giving it a shifting, messy glow like television static. "I bid you greeting. I am..." Her form flickered. "...not here." and vanished.
"I can't tell if you're aggressively trying to convince me that nothing's wrong or you're just exceedingly bored," Andrew muttered.
It was only a moment later before she reappeared, directly behind one of the shadowy viruses. She swung the glitched sword in a wide arc, and flashes of the same television static-like energy lashed out from the blade to strike at each virus individually. An unseen force preceded the swing of the blade, drawing the first of the viruses toward Eidolon to attempt to bring it into range of the broad slash.
At the end of the arc, the blade shadows, leaving specks and wisps of junk data behind before vanishing entirely. For a brief moment, she was unarmed and defenseless. Then she extended her left arm towards the candles. Straight winds flowed from the room towards her hands, distorting the heat mirage given off by the furnace panels as they passed. Whether or not they succeeded in pulling the ghostly candles toward her, the winds would quickly become turbulent, whipping up into damaging windstorms aimed at both of them. The wind was heavily weighted towards the first of the two, while Icaro assisted in a lesser capacity with a stream of rose petals following the wind towards the other. But still, Eidolon wasn't done. She clasped her sword arm (or what was normally her sword arm, rather), to the back of her left hand where the damaged emblem of a fallen navi remained. With a twist, the cap over the emblem was loosened, and her internal energy started to flow.
Quite literally, even, as water flowed out from between her hands and then formed into the shape of a shortsword.
Eidolon rushed towards the first of the candle-like viruses, swiping her arm in its direction to swing the watery blade. She then turned towards the other, only to vanish once more. Then, like surfacing on a lake, she reappeared in a ripple behind it, bringing the water sword down in a vertical leave over the candle.
1. Ghost Sword: Gain two instances of Strengthen40+Glitch, Buster Lock
*Toward: Pull - Assist:
2. Stepsword: Teleport behind RedDevilA, then 120+40 damage each to RedDevil A and B (pulling B towards self to increase chance of it being in range)
3. AirStorm: 60x3 Wind - Pull HauntedCandle2 A and B towards Eidolon, then attack with wind attribute damage (2 hits to A, 1 to B)
4. AquaSword: 80 Aqua (x2) to HauntedCandle2A
5. AreaGrab behind/over HauntedCandle2B
6. AquaSword: 80 Aqua (x2) to HauntedCandle2B
Icaro:
1. Attack HauntedCandle2B - 10
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