The searing flame rushes through the area, causing a brief shadowy outline to appear where the invisible Death Slaad is on the frog's back. The flame then forms an elemental, appearing behind the toad. It slowly raises both fists, and then slams them down, though only one manages to properly sear the monster's hardened skin. However, it does catch fire, the skin bubbling and crackling away merrily.<br/><br/>Logically, the giant toad elects to attack the thing that is burning it from behind. And by logically, I mean "Because it isn't very smart".<br/><br/>It bites the elemental fiercely, and in doing so manages to scorch its own lips, bellowing almost deafeningly.<br/><br/>"Stupid! Don't attack the weaker foe! And never bite fire, that's like getting into an arse-kicking contest with a hedgehog! Power word: Giant frog!"<br/><br/>The Death Slaad suddenly pops into view, standing the other way round and glaring at Ancalagon. He feels a strange pressure forming in his body, but manages to resist it sufficiently, again feeling as though he is very lucky.<br/><br/>The two Blue Slaadi decide to keep doing what they do best: nothing. Despite their weak attempts at pummeling and harming Ancalagon, they just can't manage to actually hurt him.<br/><br/>Finally, Raura takes cover behind Myra, knowing she can't realistically affect this fight, and watches as the minotaur throws another bolt, happily staying out of harm's way. It also strikes the toad, which isn't looking too healthy. It wavers, but the Slaad manages to hold its concentration on the spell it is using.<br/><br/>(Damage: Toad: 244, Death: 54, Blue 1: 0, Blue 2: 0, Elemental: 27)