I attempt to slit his other ankle.

Hakon: You shoot the roof, causing rocks to rain down on the statue. The rock then trembles, and forms into armor for the statue.

 

Ororidan: You attempt to chop off the tip of the statue's sword and miss horribly. You then dodge another sword-strike from the statue.

 

Earth: Sorry, your mod is only human. You fire another shot at the fairy, shattering her head. The body then falls into the icicle pit and is impaled nastily. The six arms of the snowflake platform begin to rise.

Fair enough, Just wanted to make sure my action got in.

 

Earth waits for whatever is going to happen to happen.

Håkon sighs even more and switches the lightning and space chips before firing at the chest of the statue.

Jen: You fly over to Mikael's bossfight and whack the dog in the head with the bone. The bone shatters, and the shards fly back to the bone room.

 

Mikael: You slash at the dog, barely hitting its other ankle. You gain a bit more health.

Ororidan walks up to the statue and slices upwards at its crotch.

Using the knife I stab it in his skin and attempt to crawl up on his back and try dismembering one of his wings.

Earth: The six points of the platform meet, and you see something glowing light blue fall to the center of the platform. A walkway appears to another door, which is also glowing light blue.

 

Mather: Think about what the other rooms have been, and what I've been referring to the other bosses as... Do you really think dropping rocks on an EARTH ELEMENTAL is a good idea?

Just a questyion, Nex, do you want some backup?

Jen flies a bit and gauges how much energy it drains, while her familliar bombards the dog with ice beams.

Also, as my action, I grab the shiney thing and examine it carefully.

Ororidan: You are punched into the opposing wall before you can even get close to the statue's crotch.

 

Mikael: You climb onto the dog's back and chop one of its wings off. The wing dissipates, and the dog falls onto the platform. You are healed a great deal.

Håkon sighs even more and switches the lightning and space chips before firing at the chest of the statue.

Ororidan sits up and rests his head on his hand. He tries throwing Morshoch.

 

(Does Chaos even DO anything?)

Jen: You already created a pair of Ice Wings to fly across the lava river. Flying doesn't seem to take too much out of you, so long as you use the Flight and Wings chips simultaneously while creating the wings. Your familiar freezes the dog's other wing.

 

Earth: You grab the shiny thing and get a Frost chip (Slot 1 or 2), a Snowflake Shuriken chip (Shot 5), and a funny-looking light-blue key.

I stick my knife into the body of the dog for support and grab onto the base of the other wing with my other hand, I make a quick vertical slit across the bottom of the wing then stick my knife back in the skin of the dog for support.

 

(I pretty much hack away at the dogs frozen wing)

Jen swoops in and lands a kick on the dog's side, while her familliar targets its head.

 

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Snowflake ninja stars, luckyyyy

Ah, shurikens will be usefull for when I need to go to close combat. I stow everything away in my bag of holding things, and walk through the new door.

Hakon: You blow the statue's torso to pieces. The head and arms of the statue fall motionless, but the sword and feet are still going somehow.

 

Ororidan: You chuck the sword at the statue's sword, the two collide and explode brilliantly. (Well, for one, it does that... It's supposed to have a chance to cause randomized effects on the user or opponent once per turn. You just kept missing horribly.)

Mikael: You stab the dog to gain a foothold on its back, and it slumps over, and all the blood growths it had dissipate, leaving a dead dog corpse. You think you hit its heart.

 

Jen: The dog is dead. Really dead.

 

Earth: You walk through the door, and end up back in the concrete room, with the only noticeable differences being the Frost room door being replaced by a snowflake painting.

Roight, I'm off to play some TF2, but after this last action or so.

 

Earth checks the snowflake painting to see if it has a keyhole of some sort.

Jen looks around for the shiny

Earth: Nope. It's just a blueish-white painting of a snowflake.

I dismount from the dog and thank Jen. Earth, add me on steam:http: //steamcommunity.com/id/203043/

Kay. I'll be off, and if anyone tries to steal my stuff, they get a sniper bullet between the eyes, no questions asked.