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Post by JK / Miu on May 20, 2012 4:58:05 GMT
Miu cried out and leapt aside, not expecting that.
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Post by Kouta Mutsuki on May 20, 2012 5:01:26 GMT
The Rhino slammed the Jellyfish into another wall, and the Jellyfish delivered a powerful shock, stopping the Rhino clean.
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Post by Rein Hana on May 21, 2012 0:23:28 GMT
Switching to blaster mode, Rein moved in, firing no the jellyfish.
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Post by Kouta Mutsuki on May 21, 2012 0:56:29 GMT
The Jellyfish simply transmuted, the shots passing right through. It delivered a powerful shock to the Rhinoceros, and Kouta realized it was too powerful for the Rhino to be able to effectively deal with it. He pulled out the Rhino's old card and flicked it, reselling the Rhino and returning to the card holder.
"Okay, new plan time." Kouta muttered, backing away from the Jellyfish.
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Post by Rein Hana on May 21, 2012 0:58:58 GMT
Rein loaded the Pterodactyl faceplate onto her Morpher, hitting it. A series of miniature Pterodactyl machines flew from the school, assaulting the jellyfish from the air.
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Post by Kouta Mutsuki on May 21, 2012 1:08:00 GMT
"Well, that's handy." Kouta remarked as the Pterodactyls managed to catch the Jellyfish off-guard, hitting it several times before it managed to get it's sh*t together enough to transmute, causing the Pterodactyls to start passing through. It began lashing out with tentacles, knocking several out of the sky.
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Post by Rein Hana on May 21, 2012 1:09:30 GMT
She took the plate off, putting on one for the triceratops, summoning miniature versions again, this time charging forward, with a sonic attack built into the horns and ready to attack.
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Post by Kouta Mutsuki on May 21, 2012 1:13:05 GMT
The vibrations from the sonic attack had a curious effect on the transmuted Jellyfish. It began to vibrate rapidly, then exploded into a small puddle of goo.
"Okay, let's finish this!" Kouta yelled, getting a little antsy. The voice might be returning soon.
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Post by Rein Hana on May 21, 2012 1:14:19 GMT
"Finish it if you have a way," she told him, at a lack for a finishing move of any sort.
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Post by Kouta Mutsuki on May 21, 2012 1:19:29 GMT
The Jellyfish reformed, solid and dazed, as Kouta swiped Blizzard Polar and Bite Cobra. The Rouzer announced "BLIZZARD. BITE." as the two cards absorbed onto his chest, and forgoing calling the name, fired the snowstorm to further daze the Jellyfish, then tannin for the kick. As he was about to jump to finish it, he heard a whisper. He followed through with the jump, popping open the Jellyfish's buckle, and collapsed to his knees, clutching his head.
"GET THE HELL OUT OF MY HEAD!!" he screamed.
"I won't leave. I'll neve leave." the voice echoed in his head, only audible to Kouta.
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Post by Rein Hana on May 21, 2012 1:20:17 GMT
She looked at Kouta and his screaming. She turned and fired on the Undead, hoping to keep it at bay. She had to try to help Kouta, however...
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Post by Kouta Mutsuki on May 21, 2012 1:22:55 GMT
Kouta, hands shaking, grabbed a Proper Blank and gave it to Rein.
"Throw this... at it. It'll seal it." Kouta stammered, then resumed clawing at his head.
"Stop her. Allow it to run free." the voice said.
"No. I won't. You can't make me!" Kouta said.
"Oh, but I can." the voice replied, and Kouta's hand began moving toward where he left his Rouzer.
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Post by Rein Hana on May 21, 2012 1:24:07 GMT
She threw the card at the Undead. She would question this later.
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Post by Kouta Mutsuki on May 21, 2012 1:26:48 GMT
The Jellyfish was sucked into the card, after which it fell to the ground. Kouta's other hand reached and tore off the buckle, returning to human form as he collapsed onto his side in exhaustion. He didn't care about keeping his identity secret at the moment.
"I'll take you yet!" the voice screamed as it faded.
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Post by Rein Hana on May 21, 2012 1:28:09 GMT
She looked at Kouta, not quite recognizing him. He wasn't one of her students, at least.
She picked up the card, "Are you ok? What was that screaming?" she asked him.
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