Absol rp fight no charries.`We start now.
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Thread Topic: Absol rp fight no charries.`We start now.
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*Stands in front of Absol*
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fine. im sorry the ritual took a while. hope you didnt mind waitng. but i warn you. i am a skilled dark magician of black magic and chaos.
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I know all magic besides 1 hidden spell. I must defeat you for it. Make your move.
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i shall cast my spell yaakochi. *body is now pitch black* your move.
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i shall cast my spell yaakochi. *body is now pitch black* your move.
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Hmhm. *Swarms myself into a huge poll of ice with me inside making a small fire*
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nice. i shall summon a chaos ceribous and cast yaakochi on it.
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*grabs bowl of Chex Mix and watches*
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(absol,may you say what you are doing please)
*shatters ice with fire and Ice-Fire shoots in all directions with one smashing into absol* -
you are dumb. if you know all spells you should know whenever a non phisical object, your fireball, or ecample, it is surrounded with black magic and comes at the one who casted it with double the force. *the fireballs whacks matthew, making his left arm, the arm that it hit, turn into nothingness*
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You shut your fucking ass down. *Uses magic on my arm to reapper* *Flys to Absol and electricfys him with 10000 jolts of elictricity*
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ill cast mirror force. all my damage is also reflected back to you. *you fly away bfore bing blasted with your own attack* now, ceribous, attack! *he bites off your head and uses a claw to rip your heart out* hmph. now. tea?
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*blinks* Hmm...
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* i dodge and Flames shoot out of every inch of me destroying you thing* I have no effect. I love electricity fool. It gives me more power. Ha,moron.
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um dude. cerebus are acually a thing. they are three headed flame dogs. look em up. not sure if i spelld it right though.
ha. you gave my cerebus more power and strength. i cant beleive you call yorself a master magician. come back when your sure of yourself. *leaves*
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