God, sorry it took so long to get back into it. My head ain't where it needs to be._____________________
>>6067005>>6067026>>6067244>>6067257>>6067423With a mind full of concern about that cloud of dust, you'd much rather be dealing with just copper instead of whatever that stuff is. The suit conjures up the vim and vigor for you to gallop sideways past it, flanking the Nalkainen. The creature eyes you, lit by the cloud's dim aurum glow and distant blue lights refracting off water.
Blythe's gun is now aimed at the monster, and it is keenly aware of that.
With a flick of the polearm, the copper fans forth from the nozzle of the bardiche, but the beast is already charging at you. Its head is already piercing through the copper clouds.
With a pull of the trigger, the bardiche launches its taze, sparks pouncing from the prongs and catch the copper particles like a flame to oil, dancing across the air in an instant.
But it is already upon you, and for fear of flagging you with the weapon, Blythe has to take care with his aim.
<span class="mu-b">You'll need more than some gimmick to stop this monster in its tracks.
Three anons, roll 3d6.</span>
