Flutterby
standard-issue human
Ilaria stood back, at the edge of the group working on Elm, watching silently. It was impossible to read her expression as a griffin, thankfully, or some might have been surprised by the anger she was feeling in that moment. Anger toward the Golden Flame, definitely, but the reason would likely be hard to understand. Her attention was only broken when Trigon's final cry sounded, declaring he would not surrender. With a small nod, Ilaria hurried back to the front.
The Golden Flame let loose with ranged attacks, peppering Trigon's face like a swarm of gnats. He was stopped, then annoyed, then enraged. He put his head down and charged, and Ilaria decided that would be the best time to go after the stone.
Without a word to anyone, the silver griffin took off into the sky, flying a quick arc up and behind Trigon, before beginning a steep dive straight toward the shard between his wings. She hadn't stopped to consider the fact that his armor was rock, and if she missed or failed to pull up, the crash landing would hurt terribly. Instead, she dove as fast as she could, and stretched a taloned forefoot out to wrench the shard away.
The Golden Flame let loose with ranged attacks, peppering Trigon's face like a swarm of gnats. He was stopped, then annoyed, then enraged. He put his head down and charged, and Ilaria decided that would be the best time to go after the stone.
Without a word to anyone, the silver griffin took off into the sky, flying a quick arc up and behind Trigon, before beginning a steep dive straight toward the shard between his wings. She hadn't stopped to consider the fact that his armor was rock, and if she missed or failed to pull up, the crash landing would hurt terribly. Instead, she dove as fast as she could, and stretched a taloned forefoot out to wrench the shard away.