[Training] Beneath a Blue Umbrella Sky

It had taken them months to get to this point, of trust, honesty, and mirth. Despite his boyish optimism even Remi wasn't sure the pair of them would ever reach a place that could be called anything more than polite acquaintanceship, and yet here they were. He found himself glad for it.

At a distance Jigano would likely have been able to evade the attack, but close up and unused to being so massive, the alchemist wasn't entirely surprised to see dirt bouncing off of the silvery scales. Remi had learned that as a manticore, evasion wasn't always an option. Luckily his bulk could sap up quite the number of assaults, but it certainly wasn't intuitive to simply let oneself be hit.

Nodding, the earthen columns disappeared just as two large boulders rose up from the ground. (Remi was going to have quite a bit of re-sodding to do after this). Using his telekinesis and earthen magic to manage the large chunks of earth, Remi sent them outwards from himself as if to make a circle with Jigano at the opposing point. The two hunks of earth would try and simultaneously strike the dragon's flanks, with Remi doing what he could to react to the Sage's movements when he inevitably tried to evade.

until the lambs become lions.