Dark Times for Darkdale

Radamant ran at the wave of water and jumped into it. Blood Rain grabbed Ra'shk, and before either one could say anything, he built up all the strength in his legs and rocketed into the air. "You're alive! Thank the heavens!" "Just don't kiss me, cat boy." Semmi leapt fowards and swung his sword downward, splitting the wave in half and struck Shadow through the soil. The minoutaur reeled back behind his brothers and resumed his natural form, snorting at the mortal who had taken his middle finger. Sarius and Chidory continued to clash their weapons together. "Your friends have proven quite resourceful. It shall not last long." "Just like your father, always underestimating the little guy." He slid past Chidory's sword and smashed him in the face with his hammer. The two remaining heads of Fire howled and barked madly, sending large fireballs every possible direction.

[Cain]

The multiple Talos's didn't move from where there were, though several had fireballs passed straight through them. Each of them seemed to concentrating on somthing. Above them the air seemed to beging wavering slightly.

When the pair dropped to the ground, they immediately sped off in opposite directions to avoid getting scorched. Radamant had just left the wave of water when a fireball exploded right next to him. "Dodged one bullet and got spanked with another." Radamant studied his opponents and decided on the easiest one to take on. He ran towards Wind, hurdling debris as he got closer to the titan. Semmi ran towards Water and sliced through his leg. The salamander groaned, fell, grew the leg back, and snapped viciously at his tiny target. Shadow noticed Talos' clones doing something and stalked towards what he thought was an easy target, er, what were easy targets. Sarius took many blows and dealt just as many back at his nephew.

[Cain]

Even as Shadow moved toward them the Talos's didn't seem to react they simply continued stairing forward. The wavering air seemed to stabalize into a small swirling disk that twisted the light where it passed through it.