[Forward-dated: Monday afternoon] [Tower Boss #2]

[allurprincess]

Characters: Anyone facing the Firebird.
Format: Whatever you like!
This log is: open
Location: Conquest campus, starting from the tower plaza and spreading outwards.
Summary: As the Conquest Tower opens, the island enters its second boss battle. Read this if you're confused.
Warnings: Fire.

[ This battle is nowhere near as surprising as the arena wyrm's attack, but there's something fundamentally terrifying about globs of fire raining down on you from the sky that that last one didn't have. Whilst the buildings, with their sudden blue sheen, seem immune to the flames, the Players and Weapons outside of them are a tad more exposed.

The firebird is content to make regular, swooping passes at the fighters, which whilst dangerous due to its talons, puts it within range of the melee weapons. It isn't very fast, and is forced to avoid the roofs of the campus in its attacks. Its fire is only dangerous when it's directly overhead. ]

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after his death

[swordofzero]

Suzaku woke up in his bed, his things at the bottom of his bed. He didn't pause for a moment before dressing and rushing back to the battle, pushing the fact that he had just died out of his mind because there was a monster attacking and Lelouch was injured.

After checking that Lelouch was out of harms way he tracked down Golbez, who would have lost Lelouch's sword when Lelouch fell... "Here we can use one hook shot each, better than nothing."

[stoppedhiding]

When Lelouch collapsed, Golbez noticed instantly thanks to his weapon vanishing. He made sure to get him to safety off of the battlefield, just in time to see Suzaku returning to the fray.

Immediately, he reached out to draw Suzaku's weapon again. "I haven't the slightest clue how these work," he explained.

[swordofzero]

Suzaku staggered only a little when his Weapon was drawn, and blinked at Golbez, unfortunately hook shots weren't something that could be easily taught whilst in the middle of battle.

"For now just try throwing it upwards and hope it hits the phoenix, I can demonstrate if you wish."