Athena's legs were long, but they weren't that long. With Oscar knocked into the trees, the mud-man turned his full attention down at Athena, from whose heels he still drooped from. He reared back his arm and thrust a punch straight down at her, the blow landing full force on her chest.<br/><br/>The ground shook with the blow, blasting Athena several inches into the ground. Her legs buckled and Elemental came crashing down atop her.<br/><br/>"Shit!" he cried, standing up quickly. There was a criss-cross pattern across his muddy chest, Athena staring up at him from the ground with a mud-caked blade in her hand.<br/><br/>Elemental back on his feet, the speedster went at him again with his rock, scooping away. JD was a blur around him, dispensing more mud as Elemental turned one way then the other, getting smaller yet again. He was barely seven feet tall now and was looking quite a bit leaner.<br/><br/>"Now that's rapid weight loss," Janet said, watching the process with amusement.<br/><br/>By now Oscar had returned from his short trip to the jungle, approaching Elemental quickly. He went for a grab but Elemental blocked with his arms; though smaller than he was before, Elemental still possessed a good portion of his strength. The two of them were locked, grappling arm to arm on their feet.<br/><br/>"Oh hell, how can I resist that!" Janet said. "Hold 'im still, Oscar!"<br/><br/>Janet took a step forward and punched at Elemental's chest. Her fist struck him in the solar plexus, went through and erupted out his back, sending a spray of yellowish mud. Janet stood for a moment with her shoulder buried to his chest then pulled out her arm, now coated in muddy ichor.<br/><br/>"Now that's disgusting," she said.<br/><br/>Elemental gaped, as though he might say something but was too stunned to conjure words. Athena was on her feet, knife in hand, and JD was ready for another pass, but it was clear that Elemental was done. Oscar, still gripping the mud-man, felt him go mostly limp.<br/><br/>Gripping him by an arm, Oscar hauled him toward the greenbelt JD had prepared. Voltaje was there waiting, but it was clear there wasn't any fight left in the monster. Oscar tossed the villain down where he landed with a thud, his hands pawing at the gaping hole in his chest.<br/><br/>[OOC: Oscar, I took the liberty of having you carry him to the leaf-covered area. Elemental has had it, so it's up to you guys what you do with him.]