<div class="floatright">(https://i.imgur.com/zgXX7ad.jpg)</div><br/><strong>Name</strong>Dagen Longfield  (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=292821.0)<br/><br/><strong>Time/ day</strong>Day two of the Games<br/><br/><strong>Tagging</strong>Rune, Melisa, open<br/><br/><strong>Location </strong>Grand Arena<br/><br/><hr/><br/>Dagen had barely enough time to send some Mana into his force lacrima, and render a defensive counter attack before the beast struck out and barged past him after knocking him back. To his credit as a fighter, he didn't lose his footing, but the force had stunned him momentarily. He was not used to fighting an opponent that could withstand his concussive attack without anything to show for it. However, he was quick to regain his senses, and his sister's plan clicked as she placed her seal and called for his next move.<br/><br/>everybody get clear!! he bellowed as he ran for the back of the beast with all his speed. He felt his magic reserves swell as Melisa cast her own spell. He grinned wickedly, and focused all his Mana into his thunder lacrima. The stone shown brilliantly, and he feared it might crack under the pressure, but he continued on as planned. He and Rune had used various modifications of this tactic other their years of adventuring and training together. He had fractions of a second after he landed the attack to get himself clear.<br/><br/>Around him, time slowed, and his vision narrowed to the back of the great beast's head as he neared. His form was perfect, his aim was true, his technique, flawless. Sword Art unlock! Fist of the Thunder God! he roared as his punch blade sang through the air to the back of the beast's head. There was a jolt along his arm as he made contact, and his blade skipped across armored flesh and thick bone. However, he didn't need his blade to penetrate. The moment the impact jarred the lacrima in the blade, it released his gathered Mana in a boosted wave of concussive force directly to the back of the skull of the monster. Lethal or not, no creature in the known world would be able to resist such a powerful blast, and he didn't think he could possibly kill it alone. But, his main goal was to stun the beast long enough for Rune to cast her final spell. And stun it should, considering the force of the blast, combined with his legs being mired in solid stone, was enough to slam the creature face first into the stadium floor, and potentially break both it's legs from bending the wrong way at the knees, if not shearing them off entirely.<br/><br/>Mana spent, Dagen had just enough energy as he continued forward, to leap through the air, as a shadow formed above him and the monster both.