The Count of Chaos
The CoC of the Walk
- Joined
- May 1, 2018
Jason watched as Nero fought like a woman possessed, the woman was a whirling dervish compared to any normal human swordsmen. Her blades sliced expertly, and each strike was intended to kill or seriously maim the attacking monsters. These monsters who had now become a common-ish occurrence once again when magic surged all over the world. Granted attacks like these did not happen all the time. In fact most were minor nuisances, but this almost seemed like a coordinated attack, and that was what was troubling to him. He knew that Nero was thinking of that as well. However while he was her Master, he was more than a little concerned that she put her concern on him, she was clearly being attacked on all sides. He could see her beautiful dress starting to take more damage and that was definitely causing the mage some concern. Sure a Servant was supposed to protect their mages for many reasons, and the mages had a responsibility for their own self-defense, but right now in this moment, he could see Nero struggling, see that woman who striving against these monsters, strong and powerful, and yet starting to falter, he could see how her hair was starting to come loose from the bun, and how desperately she fought. Jason fired off two more Gandrs, striking the beasts and hopefully giving Nero more of an opening, another healing spell followed these, hopefully renewing energy and healing up Nero's wounds, at least as much as he could in the moment.
Here's where Jason had made his mistake however. Jason had sacrificed all that time, trying to fend off the other wyverns off of Nero and heal his servant. The reality was he should have picked one or the other. Because right now that wyvern was bearing right now upon him. He had remained near the fountain, even as Nero herself had stayed there temporarily before fighting the wyverns elsewhere, bricks flew as it drew closer, jaws snapping at him. Jason backed away, and while he hadn't said it verbally, inwardly he had called for help. He was a little too distracted to notice the change in his environment, as the wyvern was taking up his vision, he did not see that strange blue glow, the fountain, the water, taking on a glow that while normally wouldn't be too bright...this was rather...brighter than any such occurrences.
This was another summoning.
Here's where Jason had made his mistake however. Jason had sacrificed all that time, trying to fend off the other wyverns off of Nero and heal his servant. The reality was he should have picked one or the other. Because right now that wyvern was bearing right now upon him. He had remained near the fountain, even as Nero herself had stayed there temporarily before fighting the wyverns elsewhere, bricks flew as it drew closer, jaws snapping at him. Jason backed away, and while he hadn't said it verbally, inwardly he had called for help. He was a little too distracted to notice the change in his environment, as the wyvern was taking up his vision, he did not see that strange blue glow, the fountain, the water, taking on a glow that while normally wouldn't be too bright...this was rather...brighter than any such occurrences.
This was another summoning.