User blog comment:Guildmaster Grovyle/JLE Role Play, Summer 2018 and Beyond/@comment-7345250-20180726175823


 * There are still four bulls left standing (or rolling), not least of which is King Longhorn, who is currently engaged in a remarkable but ill-conceived feat of gymnastics. He backpedals and jumps away from Glaive's weapon over the splintered remains of his table.


 * Glaive impressively manages to ensnare his attacker between the back posts of the chair and wrest his head towards the floor. Then Agent Neighland finally drops down from the rafters and stomps the bull's face flat for a decisive knockout.

Agent Neighland: "Hah... That was a tight spot. My thanks."


 * There is still one more bull that is trying to make sense of the chaos around him. He surveys the scene, finding King Longhorn hoof-springing away from a sawblade and Jersey Shore stuck on his back in a pool of brown gelatin. Goldenheart and Dances in Dust are nowhere to be found, respectively pinned beneath his companion and obscured by Phantomenia. So he turns his horns to Glaive and charges for him again—an unimaginative technique, perhaps, but one that is tried and true.


 * It does not take long for Inari to discern that Moo Min-Yon's spells were precipitated by his ten rings. A different ring lit up, its gems gleaming brightly, when each of the effects in question occurred.