Freeing the Bird

[piwakawaka]

The shortcut through the Dreaming leaves them close to many warehouses and the water in Kaiwharawhara but only one has a palpable feel of magic and about ten young men simply hanging about.

As everyone starts to appear, a few of the men pull out various objects to focus as the magic grows in the air as the others who are a bit too pale just grin.

Teams: 1-Alex, Aiden, the Baron, Hamlet
2-Carl, Ben, James, Peron

Starting things off again and I'm just going to do the James' thread later and make it work.

Comments

Re: First Team

[piwakawaka]

Which means that he has to reach around to try to physically remove the pest, if he has to slam him into the wall he will, but it's a bit of a dance to avoid the sunlight patches on the floor.

Re: First Team

[general-and-boy.livejournal.com]

There's not much help going on from Alex's end. He's spread his wings and is trying to steer the Vampire away from the wall.

Re: First Team

[piwakawaka]

Bastard creature!

The Vampire shifts and twists, grabbing hold of a wing and trying to snap or destroy the fistfull he's got hold of in an effort to free himself.

Re: First Team

[general-and-boy.livejournal.com]

Alex shrieks a loud, high pitched noise that sounds like a very unhappy bird and he tries to snap the Vampire's neck.

Re: First Team

[mm-eric.livejournal.com]

Shrieking is bad. This is one of those pesky universally acknowledged truths.

(Well. In most situations.)

Thus, it catches Aiden's attention. He tosses his sword up, shattering it and reshaping it into a chakram, and throwing it at the vampire.

He has good aim, and he's careful to avoid Alex.