[Training] Started with a ripple

Sah

Sah's brow furrowed as Hadama dodged his attack again. The expression deepened when he failed to evade the next round of spikes. If he recalled the rules of Tournament, the Demi-god had already all but won. It was honestly somewhat of a relief. Sah arguably done his best, even if he was holding back at the moment. But his fight with Melita had shown him that perhaps that was a necessary thing when challenging an ally. The Wild Thunder's magic had the capacity to be deadly, even in a benign situation. It wasn't worth the risk to go full out. And if that was why he lost, so be it.

Earth magic had failed, the Abandoned turned back to telekinesis for one last strike.

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Sah attempts to slam Hadama with telekinesis one last time! Mageglass is NOT active.

Telekinesis: Can move large objects.
Type: Grey | Rank: Mastered

Type: Light | Style: Defensive | Level: Upgraded
Starmour | Beautiful lightweight armour that glistens faintly with starlight. This item blocks physical damage at the wearer's Upgraded level. Requires a 2 post cool-down between uses.

Regional Score bonus: +3 in all shrine visits, drops, PQ+s, KQs, etc. (You must post this at the bottom of any post where a +3 should be included)

I think therefore I am,
But what if all I do is bleed?

Sah attack 4: miss

Hadama: 121.5/200
Sah: 291/561

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Hadama, 3 hits, 2 dodge = 5 pts
Sah, 2 hit, 1 dodge = 3 pts

Most damage: Hadama (270 vs 91) = 1pt
Most % health remaining: Hadama (61% vs 52%), 1 pt

Winner: Hadama (7 to 3)

The young mage was holding back.

Given what had happened to Melita, Hadama could understand why, but he was not prepared to do the same. The Wild Thunder was a well-known name on Caido and a powerful Abandoned, and the Tidebreaker could not afford to bring less than his utmost to the fight.

If that meant taking shameless advantage of his connection to the sea, so be it.

The telekinesis had been used one too many times against the King, and this time he was ready for it, dropping into the water to let the shove pass harmlessly over him.

He rose to the voice of the referee calling the match and stood, dripping, as he digested the decision, before walking over to clap Sah on the shoulder. "Well done," he rumbled. He did not know the young man well enough to say more, so he instead went to make use of Isla's supply of healing water before going on to the next match of the day.

~Fin~