Kiriei gave a battle cry, charging at the maneater Kyle had tried to kill. She lunged in, but didn't go for the kill. Instead, she raised her sword and attacked its vines, severing most of them. The beast roared in agony and Kiriei winked at Kyle. "How about trying that again?" she said, referencing his spear. In her experience, plant monsters usually sprayed something disgusting when you attacked their "head", so she thought it would be more convenient if someone with a slightly longer distance weapon, like Kyle, dealt the final blow.<br/><br/>"Well now I'm getting excited!" Haku said with a smile. He held up his hands in what might have been the "casting" position, but he left some space between them. A thick green ball of miasma formed between his hands. He held it over one palm and reeled back, looking like he was going to throw the thing. Well that's exactly what he did. The poison shot straight at one of the other maneaters and enveloped the thing. Its HP dropped quickly and steadily until it collapsed on the spot, the miasma fading. It had tried to block, reaching up a vine, but that just served as the first part of it to be infected. Haku waved a finger back and forth tauntingly. "Ah ah ah~" he teased. "There's no blocking when it comes to my magic."<br/><br/>Yami and Roku watched the more experienced players as they worked their way through the maneaters. Roku nudged the taller individual with his elbow, then gestured to his bow. "Oh, yeah, I guess we should do something too," he said, drawing his weapon and knocking the arrow. The archer pulled back and fired. It was a stray shot anyway, and the beast had no trouble blocking it.<br/><br/>Yami sighed. "Stupid level 1 accuracy settings," he muttered. "It's screwing with my visual just to mess up my aim." The dark-haired boy knocked another arrow and tried again.