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The War Machine Spits the Most Coin [Wolfman]

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Zod felt the Wolf shudder, before slamming Zod to the ground. His call for silence was for naught, as the birds began to swoop the wolf man, but also the nearby mages that attempted to hide. Hakon and her men would have to be close to notice, but if she checked where the bird swooped to, they could potentially make out figures hunched in the woods. As each bird swooped towards the beast, it emanated the call right above its head.

"You damn fool, you can't command the forest like..." Started Zod, but was cut off by an earth shattering scream, Zod's confident eyes that were staring into the beasts, suddenly turned into pure terror. One single mage, a wood elf, ran into the forest and away from the group. After a few tense moments, his scream filled the ears of the mages, the beast, and Zod, along with a giant swoosh of wind. The cry echoed again, this time much closer. Without thinking, Zod imitated the cry as loud as he could.

Quite suddenly, a massive figure burst through the top of the trees. A dire hawk, that dwarfed the figures crouching in the trees. Swooping down, it attempted to drive its talons straight into Bahamut's back...

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Hakon burst upon an openning in the trees with her compatriots as her vision was suddenly filled with the hulking mass of feathers and fury and flesh. Her eyes could barely make out what exactly happened with what speed it did. But the screechingg, inhuman cry of agony quickly deafened her to all. But within seconds, as the vicious battle slowed, the great black wings slumped to either side of whatever the Eagle had tried to attack as a bloodied, twisted hand protruded through a hand within its back.


With its talons still buried deep in his flesh, Bahamut idly allowed the eagle to slide off to the side, dead. One claw still wrapped about Zod's neck as he leaned his muzzle down to the mercenary's ear,"...She's heeeeereeeee." it sings in a low, gleeful voice. GOD her scent overwhelemed him, the animal's breathing growing ragged and excited as low, terrible laughter bubble forth through that twisted and corrupted body.

He idly tossed aside the giant eagle, those terrible red eyes with those lightless pupils dilating as he focuses upon the armored and horsebound figure of his dearest. His beloved. His. His. Mine.

" I've... Missed you. Hakon." The monster drawls, idly, lifting a twisted talon, pricking the back of Zod's neck until blood emerged, did it want to skin him while she watched? No. He wanted to torture everything she held near, just... To make her suffer. That was the goal, in the end, after all.


Hakon's breath caught in her throat. Pure, instinctive terror filled her. He was dead. No, he was HERE. He was... Alive, he was," Bahamut-"

WolfMan

Relief filled Zod as Hakon entered the killing zone. Bodies of mages and the hawk littered the forest. Coughing, he called out to his friend, "Hakon, you know him?" Said Zod forcefully, through the strain of Bahamut's claw. He grew agitated under the hold that he was in, growling with anger as he tried to rip himself free...
Before anymore could be said, the mages left hiding cast their respective elements towards the new combatants in the fray. They appeared to be even in number, as elements rushed to their targets.

At the end of his patience, he thrashed violently against the beast holding him down. He growled in pain as the blood rolled down his neck. Bahamut would suffer greatly for this. Was Hakon in on this? Did she purposely send Zod to meet this beast? Exhausted, his fatigue began to fade, as he anger grew. Having lost the energy to counter the thoughts of Bahamut, and the possibility Hakon was involved. Zod roared with fury, Griping the knife on his hip, he slashed out at Bahamut, swearing violently with each attempted stab. He attempted to grab the arm holding him down, and shift his entire weight on it, trying to brake the bone.

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Bahamut was vaguely distracted by the squirming beneath him- so focused was he on his glorious, lovely little prize he had fought for YEARS to trap. That is, until the thin bone shattered like glass. With a howl of agony, the beast collapsed in a heap atop the mercenary. So strained had his skeletal structure become from the transformation that it had become increasingly frail, or so it seemed. The flesh split easily under Zod's blade, struggling to reform as it began to lose shape. He felt pain- but that would not stop the monster for long.


Hakon snapped from her stupor as the first blast of flames slammed into her and Purgatorio- quickly bringing the large shield around to redirect the remainder of the flame as she roared the commands to her compatriots who immediately leapt into the fray. Still- she felt dizzy with terror, she struggled to think- no. How was he alive? How was this possible? It- wait- she couldn't- it was too loud...


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WolfMan

With a frustrated grunt, Zod attempted to throw his combatant off of him, and towards a nearby tree. Zoe tried as hard as he could to surpress his rage, but the confusion of the situation, along with his rapidly healing, but ever so present wounds made that impossible.

Zods face, emotionless, sneered down towards Bahamut. Zod walked menacingly toward him. He noticed the shifters bones and skin twitching, and vaguely beginning to reform. With a grunt, he stomped as hard as he could upon Bahamuts outstretched leg, attempting to brake the bones beneath. The mages began to assault him, taking some pressure off of Hakon...

He glanced over towards Hakon, and watched for a brief moment the culmination of all the parties involved; the mages, the Calvary, Bahamut, and Hakon all stood or lay in front of him. The forest began to reflect the might of the fighters. Elemental fire and lighting having left their marks upon the great forest. A mage not wielding elements approached Hakon. Blasting miniature stars out of his staff, he attempted to bombard the cavalry...

The blast of an approaching mage quickly shook him from his thoughts, and his body language changed back into Zod's fighting form. He punched the mage in front of him, feeling her jaw bone snap from the impact of Zods gauntlet. Every strike, every takedown, empowered Zod with a deep rage. These mages and this beast would suffer greatly, and would feel the vengeance of each one of their victims in the war....