remember that you can't save everyone
remember that you have to try
Amusements and foolishness amongst and amidst something that should’ve been a touch more serious – the quirk of his brow as the water crashed down around her, a minute smirk balancing on the edge of his mouth. Thereafter though, after testing one another for the slightest, lightest measures, it was doomed and damned to amplify.Deimos frequently measured caution when implementing his magic against others not considered adversaries – and perhaps he wouldn’t have to here, as Morgan orchestrated her strategy. He fell for the first instance, piercing eyes taking in the movement of her water, preparing for another onslaught, thinking the mastered bombardments of his own enchantments might be able to snag, to taunt with extending her element back upon her –
And then a portion of pillar rapped against his shins. He glanced downward with a rumbling growl, the might behind the wielded ruin meant to leave some bruise – he could hear Zuriel laughing through their bond, made more the fool. The beast snorted, arching his brow again in Morgan’s direction, granting compliments where they were due. “Clever.”
Which meant it was time to amplify his armaments.
No sign, no signal, with no movement of his frame, earthen incantations surged – though they were meant to erupt beneath Morgan’s feet – a contortion of maneuvering loam, silt, and stone, intending to ripple, to extort, to open up their newly-hollowed concaves, to trap, rob her footing, bewilder, or surprise.
out for vengeance
DEIMOS
