While Miro spoke to her, Aello remained silent, and while he drank, she did the same. Nor did she bother to follow his advice; to move as he readied himself, and then hurled another wave of magic in her general direction. The first was easy enough to see. A ripple beneath the earth. A slithering snake that rocked from left to right as it came for her, and then paused just beneath. Before trying to rise. Swiftly, she side-stepped as the earth split, leading to a spew of what felt like a cool air coupling with water. A geyser, whose edges sprinkled her lightly, despite her having moved away from where it rested. For a few ticks, the earth spat at her, before everything receded, seemingly sinking back into the earth. She smiled weakly as her first task was completed- dodging the first magical entity Miro had conjured. The next few however, proved to be a little more difficult, for a rain cloud seemed to four over her head. Buffeting her with water before she bothered to push up against the ground with her feet, forcing her body back as she pushed out her chest, and leaned back. Throwing her hands into the ground before pushing up against them as the ends of her long mane brushed the moistened earth. Her legs swung back, forcing her body behind, ending her flip as soon as her feet had smashed into the ground once more. Jostling her heels as she looked intently at her opponent Just then, the first current coming from the right caught up with her, splashing her with another portion of water, as she moved off to the right, dodging the other two currents. Aello shook her arms, sending several droplets flying. Splattering into the parched soil. Like a dog left out in the rain, she glowered. Her eyes two smoldering coals, throat rippling, as though she were stifling a growl. Petch him, Aello thought to herself. Condescending mage who likes to fling water around. For the second time in a manner of ticks, she shook her arms out, ridding her form of a bit more of the dead weight. A few more droplets, although it scarcely seemed like much, considering how the fluid ran off her form in rivulets. Winding down her flesh as though they were slender rivers. "Thanks for that," Aello grumbled, as she stood tall, and silent. Waiting for what would come next. Wondering what it may be. OOCI think I got that... yeah... |