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Canti's restorative on Takua easily cures both his curse and confusion clearing his vision in time to receive the flashmail. The speed boost that followed would allow Takua the option to become an artillery for the party, or a potent healing battery. Next up: Sheena Sheena had come out relatively un...

Sekai's healing did much to help the team, though it left the multiple status effects in place and did nothing to resurrect their deceased members. Those duties would have to pass to the next in line. PARTY STATUS: Maoh: Dead Sekai: 75% HP Remaining, Cursed Canti and Shadow: 75% HP Remaining, Poison...

Maoh's fire drew the attention of the Willowman, though frozen in place as he was, he could do little more than glare. At least, that would seem to be the case, until the next turn came up, and it proved to be the Willowman's. Free, injured, with only one arm, the Willowman was understandably pissed...

Giving Talal another chance to break a crystal, enhancing the more powerful members of the team to streamline the damage process, the party was blooming as the battle went on. They could only hope that the Willowman didn't have another ace up his sleeve, something to counter their overwhelming advan...

By this point in the fight, Canti and Shadow were a well-oiled machine. They acted the instant their vines loosened and there was no hesitation. They had enough practice reacting, at least. Canti, for his part, buffed as he was, managed to get his shot squarely in the injured elemental, tearing it a...

Powered up in several ways, the Vulcan spell was certainly large enough and ferocious enough to damage both enemies. The wave of heat temporarily filled the room, centered around the elemental, reaching the Willowman and nearly to Xenobia's feet. She was unconcerned, at least, so there would not be ...

Talal's accumulation of sound was one of the more unusual abilities in The World. The whole sound hacking powerset was rare as it was, and the way Talal put it to use was even more unique. Still, it took her time, leading to what looked like missed turns. Next up: Demorian Demorian felt the loosenin...

Demorian, free, was already receiving buffs from his teammates; Canti's Unity and his speed charm doubled up the speed boosting effect, so when he finally managed to get a good turn, the next would come that much quicker. Meanwhile, Shadow did what he did best; tore into his opponents with satisfact...

Sekai's flame tornado enveloped all of the crystals, dealing roughly equal amounts of damage to them all, so she had little control over which one actually broke. When one did, it was at least one of the crystals she had targeted; one of the smaller ally bind crystals. When one crystal cracked and s...

Lashing and slashing, ripping and tearing, Baron applied all his fire-augmented might against the Willowman's other arm, attempting to replicate Sheena's feat. Unfortunately, even triple-buffed, he was still a few large steps below the punchy powerhouse, whose stats were very likely maxed or higher ...

Canti's plan to buff up Sheena was certainly working without a hitch. She didn't resist friendly buffs, at least. When her next turn rolled around, she would be buffed in raw stats -- if her stats weren't already maxed -- given automatic crits and hastened to attack more frequently. Unfortunately, h...

Somehow, Maoh's brain adapted to his new body quickly enough to avoid any long-term adjustments and wasted turns. Fist Fighter skills came naturally, though they were understandably adapted to the feline form rather than forcing the non-humanoid body into difficult contortions. Fire seemed as effect...

Yamiyo scrolls pulled their weight, that's for sure. The buffs that came from Unity sped everyone up, made them all stronger and more resistant to damage, more evasive, more resistant -- and powerful -- with the elements, the whole nine yards and a yard extra. With ten players present on the team --...

Takua was one of the heavy artillery, at least among those not bound up by vines, and when his spells went off, they had some serious power behind them. Nighthand was surely torn between glaring at Xenobia for her past abuse of his power, and yearning to amplify those spells to finish the battle all...

With the invisible crystals moving around, Talal would find it much harder to pinpoint one when the time came to fire off her sound wave. Still, wasn't she bound to try? Her power was one of the most useful in this situation, capable of circumventing the whole "hit the boss until its weak point...