Hirru

His opponent was testing him, it seemed. Though to be fair, the hunter was testing himself as things were. This was the first time in a long time that he had tried a damage farming build like this. It really required the luck of the draw to do much of anything, but he heard that it can get pretty big, if it gets done right. That is, if Hirru could ever get it to run right. There were so many variables to the situation that he couldn't really think of a good way to guide it. If he really wanted to he could just do this the slow and methodical way. Hirru would pull out all his coins that

She wasn't playing around it seemed. His opponent had gone from conversation to planting the healing nullifier that he tried to use on Oscar a bit of time before. With that, the sole way to recover from the blazing heat of this floor, or at least that's what he would have thought. There wasn't much else he could do to combat the heat as survival wasn't doing it's part of keeping environmental damage to a minimum, but there were special rules that accompanied all of the arenas that he had gone through these past few weeks. There were so many odd things going on, and he didn't ever want to d

This floor was something, if not a mess and a half. They were fighting in a bloody crater this time around and there would be more of an issue if the floor decided that the crater needed filling soon. He really didn't know how Kindling and Minako found these places, but the areas were becoming weirder and weirder as time got on. Though, he was happy tp be away from the 29th floor any day. That being said, sweating ones arse off was not one. Thankfully, this tournament had worked in the hunter's favor and had allowed him to experiment on things that would help him out in future quests. He

The fight would start in neither of their favors, it would seem. Though his opponent would have the agility, Hirru would not let him find the right openings for his dagger to trace that art out to. The system would be there to help the players to bring out their potentials, and help them fight the ever improving artificial intelligence that their enemies. Though, when it came to the balance of two players that knew well of the system and how to work around the different opportunities that were given; one could see how much more different people were. People can react quickly, if they k

Strategy EN: +1 | REC: [ID: 243537][CD: 9] +2 | HP: +7 (BH) Swift: Null Main: First Aid | -9 en | +24+2(surv) Madness?: [ID: 243288][CD: 10] No more for me, thanks (Total: 1) [5] Acanthus | HP: 168/200 | EN: 26/38 | DMG: 10 | MIT:56 | ACC:3 | AA | FL.AURA: 4 | THORNS:18 | BH:7 | HB: 9 | LD:3 | Hype 1/3 | Sanity 2 [0] Hirru | HP: 171/200 | EN: 11/38 | DMG: 1 | MIT: 42 | ACC: 1 | BH: 7 | HLY BLS: 9 | MENDING: 2 | REC: 2 | THRNS: 18 | PARA | ENV-0 8 | LD: 3 | Hype 3/3 CD 1/3

Going from the 29th floor and having a colossal unknown entity follow your every movement; cursing you and everything you are, to having multiple unknown entities that can also curse you and everything you are. Where was this tournament going and why was he even doing this anymore? He got much more information than he really needed to have, but that just meant that there would be more to it. There would be more fights against players that he had known for quite some time, and finally get to see the small quirks that make up their being. Though, when he heard whom he was fighting, the hunte

Alright let's have some fun EN: +4 | REC: [ID: 243285][CD: 11] +2 | HP: +7 (BH) Swift: Hyperactive -> Acanthus | -5 en | +3 Passive EN Main: First Aid | -9 en | +24+2(surv) Madness?: [ID: 243286][CD: 3] 1 Little Madness goes a long way [5] Acanthus | HP: 168/200 | EN: 12/38 | DMG: 10 | MIT:56 | ACC:3 | AA | FL.AURA: 4 | THORNS:18 | BH:7 | HB: 9 | LD:3 | Hype 0/3 [0] Hirru | HP: 138/200 | EN: 17/38 | DMG: 1 | MIT: 42 | ACC: 1 | BH: 7 | HLY BLS: 9 | MENDING: 2 | REC: 2 | THRNS: 18 | PARA | ENV-0 8 | LD: 3 | Hype 3/3 CD 0/3

There were many questions that the hunter could get into and most, if not all, would have no discernable answers. Just more questions. Most of those questions would then lead on to questions that one would not like to, nor would it be a ideal to speak upon. Especially in the current circumstances, as there was no need to add more to the madness than what was currently being displayed on this cursed floor. He would not succumb to the madness. He would not ask the questions that would bring disaster. He would not want the answers that he thought he sought. Instead, he would listen only to

"Information." He would say calmly as the songstress would continually rip through his form over and over again. Still he did not move unless needed. "More so than what one can just convey. Yes, you could tell me how your armor and your sword works, but I also can see the runes that are carved into them. Appraisers have that capability to see what you have before you even use it." Then he would point out to her from his hand that gripped his sword loosely. He didn't need it. He could do no harm to even a boar on the first floor, let alone another player. Though, that didn

"Heh heh! That truly stung, in more ways than one. You have a way with words more so than I figured." The hunter would say as the woman took to this passive encounter rather oddly. It was almost as if they were 'relishing' in the feeling. Were they already struck by the madness that that being had placed down upon them both? That ever present feeling of cold dread? Were the oddities of this floor really that powerful? He remembered the maddening effects of the last boss, but he only attributed that to the boss itself. Was there really a connection? "Besides, if I quit at ever

The match had only just started and it was clear that the Acanthus was a heavy contender for a tanking role. They could actually hit and take hits while throwing out thorns and blocking with their shield. It would be a firm and long fight indeed, if the hunter decided to stay on his no hit strategies, and that was only going to work on someone that did not have a weapon that could surpass his healing. That and the tournaments own rules allow him to shelter down and keep his own self in play. The big issue he had with his last few matches were that his opponents were heavy dps, with Fallen

Their venture would lead them through the rough and winding volcanic land in a determined path. Their quest marker would be the main thing that would be the only indicator of if they were going the right way, and that could only be seen from the menu's map. Though, after time and time again of venturing through floors, one could quite easily follow landmarks and such, even in the ever shifting routes of the ninth. Their route would take them to a tunnel, or would it be a cave? Hirru couldn't say, as he didn't really know much about geology. There was much more that he didn't know about, h

Although he was hoping that they were kidding when the Kindling had told them that the next fight would be on a floor of complete madness, he was hoping that they were just doing some wacky stunt. Though, as he saw the town that they would be going to, it all was going horribly wrong. They had only barely set up a forward operating base there, and that was just the little town square that they could hold. Where in the world did these two find this place and have this thing 'watching' them. The being above them was not something that he thought he would want to see, nor could he actually br

EN: +1 (Rec: [ID: 242587][CD: 4] no)| HP: 14+1(surv) Burn -14 HP Swift: Forgotten King's Authority | -5 en | Remove all status effects Main: Entrench | -5 en | +30 MIT Trap?: [ID: 242588][CD: 3] -20 HP Morningstar | HP: 115/205 | EN: 24/43 | DMG: 9 | ACC: 4 | AA | EVA: 4 | REC: 2 | LD: 4 | FLN: 4 | PARA-V | CALTROP (3/3) | DOWSING ROD Hirru | HP: 14/200 | EN: 15/38 | DMG: 1 | MIT: 42 72(+30) | ACC: 1 | BH: 6 | HLY BLS: 8 | MENDING: 2 | REC: 2 | THRNS: 18 | PARA | ENV-0: 8 | LD: 3