Evil's Return Discussion 4: Weird Floating Books And Stuff
 

And since I am an anal asshole about post thread limits, here is a brand new shiney new non-mod approved thread.

For the sake of fanservice, Laurella has forgotten that there are towels in the bomb shelter.

Yes, even if it would be pretty obvious that there would be towels in the bomb shelter.

Title™service
 

Damn, is there a back entrance to the Bomb Shelter? Rob has missed all the fan service...:P

Think I'll post again closer to 2200 EST, I have to get some sleep.

IC, first, Death Books are humans with magic powers/armor/books.

Second, one is supposed to be a challenge, at best, yet your character is surviving 4 of them?

Silva makes his re-entrance!

He's mostly just shattering the armor of one of them, keeping that guy busy and maybe making it easier for others to attack them.

what happens when a guy encased in metal with metal chains gets struck by lightning?

the same thing as what happens to everything else :)

So, yeah.

Josiah's life kinda depends on Ecurt and Mauve hitting the Book before he can smash Josiah's head in.

It would be cool if we grouped up a bit. Who is still in the meeting room?

You guys do know we aren't supposed to be killing these guys right? Which is why I think most of use wern't too concerned with organization and more concerned with getting our asses kicked.

I think that's the exact opposite actually Hawk. We are supposed to be killing them.

The idea was to not let these guys be killed easily. As easily as that may have seemed (It might not have even been successful), it was done only at the sake of a successful Surprise attack to weaken him, followed by a high power attack to take advantage of their weakness -- being humans under the tin can.

Just getting that by.

Plus, these guys hitting my less than supar agile character would probably, eh, kill her. Yay ranged attacking semi-exploitation!

And, on the note of Organization: Organization is what keeps us from getting our asses kicked! Silva's spell + Elissa's bullet fire = unspoken, but well used coordination.

Though, I do admit, the 1 v 1 approach you took had the correct premise for dramatic effect of getting hurt really badly.

My character avoids pain. >>