See, the problem with this fight is Weaver has one trick. Well two, technically, but basic healing is only going to help her so much right now. Wessex on the other hand...well, that’s just it. Weaver has no idea what she’s up against. Which is good for the purposes of practice, because that’s how the real world works, but damn if it isn’t going to involve some creativity.
Thankfully she must have been on the edge of the biopulse, because the effects fade quickly enough she can at least manage to move. The world is still spinning just slightly, but she can just pretend she’s drunk and move on with it. Luckily for Wessex, Weaver can’t hold the wall of fire long and it disappears, Weaver having moved back and away a few steps while it had been there.
Weaver uses a quick pulse of healing magic to help with the fatigue, and then conjures a fireball, which she hurls through the air at Wessex. It is only at the last second that Weaver notices the dragon (well he’s certainly unexpected) and she chucks another fireball at him as she takes a few more steps back to try and get out of his way. The fireball aimed for the dragon does little besides take the brunt of his energy blast and disintegrate, but at least Weaver avoids the worst of that particular attack. She can only feel the remnants of it, and uses the energy push to move farther away. Luckily, she has a decent sized radius to work with the fire, and being close to Wessex clearly wasn’t going to go well for her.
Thankfully she must have been on the edge of the biopulse, because the effects fade quickly enough she can at least manage to move. The world is still spinning just slightly, but she can just pretend she’s drunk and move on with it. Luckily for Wessex, Weaver can’t hold the wall of fire long and it disappears, Weaver having moved back and away a few steps while it had been there.
Weaver uses a quick pulse of healing magic to help with the fatigue, and then conjures a fireball, which she hurls through the air at Wessex. It is only at the last second that Weaver notices the dragon (well he’s certainly unexpected) and she chucks another fireball at him as she takes a few more steps back to try and get out of his way. The fireball aimed for the dragon does little besides take the brunt of his energy blast and disintegrate, but at least Weaver avoids the worst of that particular attack. She can only feel the remnants of it, and uses the energy push to move farther away. Luckily, she has a decent sized radius to work with the fire, and being close to Wessex clearly wasn’t going to go well for her.
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Quote by Charles Dickens
