Noah
if there's a reason I'm still alive
when so many have died
when so many have died
The beast screamed as the fire dissipated with the hiss and steam of it combining with the snow. Despite the fog that crawled down the mountain, continuously threatening to drown them in blindness, it was easy to see what was happening with the creature so close. Noah’s aim was true and firm and the head of his spear sunk beneath thick hide. The giant roared in pain, but was too distracted by the next assault to take any retribution on the demigod.
A scream, a roar, a groan like no other that the Fangs had ever heard flooded the ears of those gathered. The frost giant twisted and it’s screaming turned to gasping for breath. Between Noah’s spear puncturing a lung, and the magic that pulled it’s very lifeforce from its bones the beast was once again unable to defend itself from the third assailant. Talyson’s glaive went through the giants hand, though it did not pin it into the snow.
The giant thrashed, limbs swinging as it knocked against both the courier and the hunter. Glaive and spear tossed about in the snow, but with one final groan, the creatures head hit the cold ground — eyes rolling lifelessly.
Noah scrambled to his feet and quickly took hold of his spear again. He stood with it ready until the beast ceased its movements. Looking up to Deimos, Noah swallowed. There was no elemental force that thrashed against the giant, yet it still was harmed. The demigods bones ached with familiarity. Whatever Deimos was able to wield to slay this beast was the same magic that Neron once used to try and end the Sentinel’s life.
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Woohoo! We defeated the frost giant!
A scream, a roar, a groan like no other that the Fangs had ever heard flooded the ears of those gathered. The frost giant twisted and it’s screaming turned to gasping for breath. Between Noah’s spear puncturing a lung, and the magic that pulled it’s very lifeforce from its bones the beast was once again unable to defend itself from the third assailant. Talyson’s glaive went through the giants hand, though it did not pin it into the snow.
The giant thrashed, limbs swinging as it knocked against both the courier and the hunter. Glaive and spear tossed about in the snow, but with one final groan, the creatures head hit the cold ground — eyes rolling lifelessly.
Noah scrambled to his feet and quickly took hold of his spear again. He stood with it ready until the beast ceased its movements. Looking up to Deimos, Noah swallowed. There was no elemental force that thrashed against the giant, yet it still was harmed. The demigods bones ached with familiarity. Whatever Deimos was able to wield to slay this beast was the same magic that Neron once used to try and end the Sentinel’s life.
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Woohoo! We defeated the frost giant!
then I'm willing to
wait for it
wait for it
