( I'm back...kinda.  In terms of rules, if a character has both the deflection and reflection combat techniques, they can send some opponents attacks back at them, if they make a successful defense roll, and then use up an attack action.  For this turn, I'll only be able to make one attack. In this case, she was using Shayans attack against her. Oh, and thank you Saiko for standing in for me.  By the way, your response has given me an idea for an improvised combo with Shayan sometime in the future. After all, we just threw her at a pillar and look what she did to it...imagine throwing her at an enemy like that...)<br/><br/>Luna was not at all surprised by the resourcefulness of her opponent.  So far, she had proven herself to be quite the formidable individual, which made Luna all the more happy they were on the same side outside of sparring.  Facing Shayan in battle would be quite dangerous. In the meantime, she would have to do her best to avoid falling in the water, while keeping Shayan out of it too.  Bound as she was, she probably wouldn't be able to swim that well, and Luna didn't want her to drown during training. As Shayan attacked the pillar, Luna attempted to jump in the direction opposite the water, to pull Shayan away from it, while not falling in herself.<br/><br/>Roll Result: Luna rolled: 2d6, adding 4to the total<br/>Comment: 2d6 + 3 acrobatics + 4 body - 3 for difficulty seems reasonable considering all the factors<br/>Result: 1, 6,<br/>Total: 11<br/><br/>unfortunately for her, she couldn't react in time to avoid being pulled toward the water with Shayan.  There was no telling what was in the water, and she certainly didn't want to find out, but they were both about to get wet...<br/>