Pandorian
Deciding Fate
Aer had begun to look out for any tricks in close quarters after taking the fire blast previously, to her somewhat un-shown pain. Realising the bright flame's reason all but a second too late, her left eye was blinded by it promptly, her right eye only saved by the angle she was at. Knowing the ice elemental was slowly approaching, she had thought of an opportunity only the ice elemental could create. Still wincing at the pain of her left eye, she continued to press on with her combination, her slashes slightly wider and her jabs less centered. It wasn't too elegant, but she was continuing in an attempt to pin Marcus to the boulder, as to open him up for an attack from the elemental. It was as if she could predict the very attack the ice elemental was going to do.@Pandorian[/URL]
Over roughly a dozen seconds, her main plan was set in motion, however flimsy it may of been. Practically feeling the ice elemental's presence behind her, they had but a few moments to react. In haste, she used the momentum of a swing to dash away from the boulder, trying to run the best she could around the elemental. The elemental planned to crush them under its' sizely claws, using the boulder to seal the deal if necessary. Perhaps Marcus had known this himself, and if he did, Aer had no concrete way of getting back in close range with him, especially with her limited vision. That, and the battle had begun to wear on her. Her dashes, though fast, consumed a lot of her stamina - she was no warrior, so it was understandable. Whether Marcus would be able to respond to this led down to his own physical condition at this stage of the game.
@Computing Magus
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