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Who: Fox, Mulan, Ray, Rox, Roxas
What: Looking into the distress signal
When: Sunday afternoon
Where: Land of Dragons
Status: ongoing

Ray huffed.

Mulan had filled them in on the situation once they'd arrived - villages, land, and crops were being destroyed all over China, and were only working their way closer to the capitol. Rumors were flying around, saying something about monsters fighting. Mulan's current mission was to track the cause down and, if possible, get rid of it. When she'd realized she was in over her head, she'd called for help. And now that help was here, they just had to wait.

And wait. And wait.

They were stationed in what was thought to be the next site of the so-called battle, and they - well, Ray and Roxas, at least - had been waiting since last night. Ray was beginning to wonder if they weren't just in the wrong place or something. It was hard to guess.

"I dunno about you guys, but I'm really getting sick of waiting for these 'monsters' to come put on a show," she sighed.

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"Judging from the destruction they've caused, you wouldn't want to be caught alone with them," Mulan said, affirming Fox's words.

Ray glanced at Roxas worriedly. She wanted nothing more than just hug the kid apologize again, but she didn't think he'd really appreciate that. There wasn't much she could do about anything now, anyway, so she just tried to concentrate on the monsters again.

And promptly heard a roar in the distance.

She rose and turned toward the sound, staring at the shadows in the sky - they were headed right toward the group, and moving fast. It still wasn't clear exactly what the monsters were, but it definitely would be soon.

"Hope you guys are ready to stage an intervention for these monsters," she commented, putting a hand on Roxas's shoulder. "Are you gonna be okay for this?" she asked softly.

[thirteenth_brat]

Roxas had no argument for anything that was said about the monsters. He was also trying to pretend he hadn't noticed how they kept looking at him. They had to have noticed that he was a bit distracted, but if they got distracted worrying about him, there might be a problem.

"Let's just try not to do anything stupid," he said, "There's been enough drama. I don't think we need to add to it by--"

The roar in the distance cut him and he turned in the direction of the sound as did everyone else. Their monsters had arrived and was it just his imagination or were they both flying monsters? Lovely.

He was going to start cursing at that, but the touch on his shoulder and the question reminded him of his earlier concerns about being distracted, gave him reason to pause and think on it. It made quite a difference. He couldn't work anything out or help anyone if he went and got himself killed because he couldn't focus on the task at hand. With that in mind, he took a deep breath and let it out slowly before replying, "Yeah. I'll be fine."

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Thankfully, Rox was pretty well off despite being unable to reach Radiant Garden. A pack attached at her belt contained about 1/4 of her Hi-potion supply and a few Ethers, and she had both her weapons at ready. She drew only her shortsword, however, when the monsters finally arrived. If they were flying, a dagger would be useless...so would her sword, actually, but it would be less useless, especially if she ran out of mana.

Knowing Ray, she thought, I'll probably have to use most of my Ethers on her. Though maybe she was a bit to hasty in expecting that - after all, she would be making fairly libral use of Ultima as well.

"So remind me." she said, "Do we actually have a game plan?"

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Keeping her eye on the incoming creatures, Ray answered, "Well, since they're flying, I'd say whore the magic... I don't exactly have long range weapon ca--" She cut herself off, staring. "Is that... Is that Bahamut? And the Phoenix? Shit, no wonder there's been hell!"

The two were fighting in midair, throwing attacks at each other. Obviously they weren't getting along, and the poor land surrounding them was the victim. Ray shook her head in disbelief; she couldn't even begin imagine what they were fighting about.

"Alright, we're here to break this up. Let's do it already." With that, she fired a Thundaga straight at the dragon.

[thirteenth_brat]

Magic really was beginning to look like their best choice. They had two large fliers to deal with and no ranged weapons with them, much to the consternation of the one ranged weapon user present. Finally seeing the creatures and realizing what they were gave Roxas plenty of reason to add prayers to the list of things they needed at the moment. Aside from that, he could only echo Ray's sentiment about this explaining why there's such a problem.

"Isn't Bahamut the one that can cast a killer Flare?" he asked, summoning his Keyblades, Oblivion in his right as usual and a different one in his left. If he was remembering correctly, it was called Leviathan. He'd just found it the day before and something clicked. He knew it was his, though all he knew besides that was that he'd last seen it when he was still with the Organization. That was something to think of another time, though. He had more important things in the here and now, such as to rather large creatures having a spat and not caring about the damage they were causing around them.

Breaking up the fight was probably easier said than done, but they had to try. Since Ray was already going for Bahamut, Roxas took aim at the Phoenix, sending a Blizzaga toward the bird.

A bit belatedly, he considered the possibility that the two might team up to eliminate this interruption, but there was nothing he could when the spell was already cast...