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You got this. Only a bit more...
You keep your focus while the chains of doom whirl around you. The mastery of the slayer is undeniable.
The blade is propelled toward your face. You know this one. It hit you a couple second ago. The attack can change angle abruptly, you have to dodge it twice.
>CQC : 20 (critical) vs 20 (non-critical)
You remove your head out of the way of the attack. When the axe comes back for your flank, you are ready to duck.
Keeping your energy invested in the cleanse spell, you keep an eye on the axe, that comes for a third cleave. THIRD? you spin, avoiding the strike. You keep the mana pouring in your spell, until the last drop.
>18 Arcana : critical
The Thane trashes around. More ichor fell on the ground. Drop by drop, faster and faster, turning into a constant stream. Your light tear the demon, ripping him off.
You feel a disturbance. As if reality fickles for a couple second. A distraught Thane is hold by Maxu and other guards, his eyes showing relief, then horror, in a couple seconds. The only remaining proof of existence of the demon to begin with is the oily puddle, with deep purple and bottle green hues.
[b:lit]"Release me boys, release me. You, slayer, cease this folly. You've seen that wyrm? He helped. Never hurt one of the boys. You, guards, don't stay idle, he'll kill the winged lizard!"[b:lit]
Upon order of their rightfull Thane, the dwarf move as one mind toward the doomseeker, catching his limbs, and carefully immobilizing the chain-axe.
Victory. At the minor cost of your mana, and a little wound.
You are intrigued by the puddle. The demonic presence is still present but quite minor, leaving the echo of magic. Volatile, dissipating magic.
>Leave the puddle alone. Let it dissipate.
>Cleanse the puddle, at the cost of more of your health
>Use the puddle as enchantment reagent [On what?]
