A tad busy at work tonight, but got it in.
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“You know next time; I think we should explain to them the meaning of playing fair.” Swan protested as the three men huddled in a circle to come up with a new plan of attack.
“Listen, complaining is not going to do us any good right now.” Fox had to confirm. “I say we try to go on the offensive and take them out. I mean could they be THAT much stronger?”
Before they could finish talking, Thear’s voice echoed across the bay. “You foolish mortals sit there and attempt to plot my destruction? Shall I remind you that the last person who stood in my way had to sacrifice himself in order to contain me. What do you plan on doing?” While there was a hint of viciousness in his voice; confidence rang through louder than anything else.
“Okay I can not be the only one who is freaked out by the ghost voice!” Swan would have to wait for his answer as the four figures now floated in different directions across the bay.
A voice that was unlike Thear’s own, but distinct from any one of his physical forms spoke up. “Elemental storm!”
With those words, fire, wind, water and earth came hurtling towards the three heroes in the middle. The heroes had little time to react which sometimes worked in Swan’s favor. As he grabbed Bond and Fox and turned his lower half into a spring, he recoiled twice before leaping high above where the four elements collided in a dazzling array of colors.
“That is quite beautiful.” Swan admired.
“And even more dangerous,” Bond added, “imagine what that would have done to us.” Swan landed a bit away from the collision.
“Do that again,” Bond demanded, “this time let go of Fox and I in mid-air we will attempt a surprise attack on two of them.”
Swan did as Bond ordered and released them in mid-air. Fox aimed towards Dyne with a high kick, but found that he did little damage and came out the other side soaked.
Bond headed towards Magus as he glided through the air he had second thoughts about going after a rock hard specimen with a bad leg. He put all the pressure on his other leg as it was too late to change course and he could feel a bone snap as he made contact. He landed hard on the ground now without the aid of either leg. Magus attempted to squash him but he rolled out of the way once… twice… He knew sooner or later he would be done for.
When Bond could roll no more, he saw the heel of Magus’ foot coming down to squash his sternum. He closed his eyes to brace for impact when he felt himself swooshed away to safety.
Bond got dumped next to Swan and a now dripping Fox.
Swan turned to Bond’s rescuer, “You?!”
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Haha new idea popped into my head while going to work. That may prolong the story more than any writing delay.
