Penpen to come in and say, “Looks like you’re all washed up.”
sircharlesdewitt
October 28th, 2019 7:31 AM
At this point the universe splits into two timelines. One where Phil beats Life into a pulp (for all the good that will do) and one where everyone has a laugh at Life’s expense. And which one we go down is dependent on how long it takes Axel to walk through that door.
Belvarius
October 28th, 2019 10:07 AM
Question: how dangerous is Life without that sword? Wonder if Phil can just disarm him then can Kate just pin him for a bit while certain matters are explained to him.
I would not advise that. His body is perfectly healthy as a side effect of life. Even without the magic it would be safe to asume he is in absolutely peek condition physically. He mentioned swordplay, so it does sound like he took formal training at sone point. It would be odd if he didn’t practice any hand to hand as well. So he likly is both stronger and more proficient in hand to hand than kate.
A sword through the chest tends to kill anyone not possessing either intense healing magic or the magic of life itself. It is a reasonable assumption to make.
It is a large sword, easily 5 inches across. Based on location he likely cut a lung in dam near half. He instanly lost consciousness from shock. It was an extremely fatal wound. So many aspects of it were lethal on there own, but all at once. He had a minute at best. Even he was shocked he lived.
now would be a good time for Axel and Penpen to come in, “reports of my death have been greatly exaggerated”
Well, Life is cooling off at least.
I think it left him salty
Only half sorry.
Penpen to come in and say, “Looks like you’re all washed up.”
At this point the universe splits into two timelines. One where Phil beats Life into a pulp (for all the good that will do) and one where everyone has a laugh at Life’s expense. And which one we go down is dependent on how long it takes Axel to walk through that door.
Question: how dangerous is Life without that sword? Wonder if Phil can just disarm him then can Kate just pin him for a bit while certain matters are explained to him.
I would not advise that. His body is perfectly healthy as a side effect of life. Even without the magic it would be safe to asume he is in absolutely peek condition physically. He mentioned swordplay, so it does sound like he took formal training at sone point. It would be odd if he didn’t practice any hand to hand as well. So he likly is both stronger and more proficient in hand to hand than kate.
if Drifters is any indication how dangerous the power of “Life” is he is extremely dangerous
. . .wait I am sorry does he think he killed Axle?
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. . .can we use that?
A sword through the chest tends to kill anyone not possessing either intense healing magic or the magic of life itself. It is a reasonable assumption to make.
Perhaps, but it also depends on where the stab lands, how large the sword is, and most importantly what the blow pierces.
It is a large sword, easily 5 inches across. Based on location he likely cut a lung in dam near half. He instanly lost consciousness from shock. It was an extremely fatal wound. So many aspects of it were lethal on there own, but all at once. He had a minute at best. Even he was shocked he lived.
Fair enough, I just wanted to point out that not all sword wounds to the chest are fatal
phil holding up one end of his staff : “is that some sort of slippery slime your are soaked in?”
In before Phil touching Life kills him.
Heh, if Life has been extending his lifespan by continuous use of his power…