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Toxic on Lugia Edit: Assurance on Lugia. Edit Edit: If I can hit Lugia with the lump without letting her live the turn please do that instead.

Celeste laughed as he watched as Darkwhite weave a Trick Room. “Nice try, Grey. Maybe if you weren’t so childishly impulsive that would’ve surprised us. Too bad you wasted that trick on the warm-up round.”

Toxic on Lugia

Cancelling Toxic Casting Wish on Dave, Curio and Starr.

Toxic on Lugia

Watching Grey make some attempt of flirting with Cynthian was bizarre. “Huh. I guess Grey really does have a heart in there after all...”

Update to turn 2 plan: If Cynthian toxics Lugia, follow. Otherwise, is someone else targets Lugia, Assurance on Lugia. Otherwise begrudgingly use assurance on DW. Edit: If the toxic spikes are cleared from DW, go back to prioritizing her.

Celeste sneered at Darkwhite. As of a few days ago, he’d been scared of her to no end, but now, with the eminent fight, he felt nothing but contempt. “Hello, Grey. It’s nice to see you again.”

If Cynthian is also Toxic-ing, Toxic Lugia. Otherwise, use Assurance on Darkwhite.

Psyche Up on Starr after she gets Evasion, but before the Radiant Adrenaline. If she’s going to have less than +3 evasion based on what other people logged, Radiant Vision instead.

Logging an hour of writing, which should also qualify me for S Tier thanks to Chapter 2. Buying a Smol Reviver Seed Maxing Stamina Replacing Thunder Wave with Toxic.

“She dragged other out as long as possible, though I don’t think that was for strategic reasons so much as for her own sadistic pleasure. Kept us trapped in Trick Rooms, kept my Wish disabled so I couldn’t keep us going. After that...” He shuddered. “It was a slow, painful fight.”

Celeste sighed with relative relief. “No Ho-Oh, then?” That was a relief. Darkwhite’s war-of-attrition fighting would be much less intimidating without a healer on their side.

“That’s understandable. There’s a reason we don’t enforce “no pride in hunting” as a law.” Oh, Nip was getting up to go. That was too bad, he’d been enjoying the conversation. “No, there’s nothing I need. Thank you, though, it has been a nice talk. A nice way too keep my mind of being beaten...

Celeste grinned. “You know, aside from that “Great Beyond” bit, that sounds... surprisingly familiar. There’s a reason we call our lives the in-between sometimes. Like it or not, there’s something at both ends of it. All we can do is make the most of the time between.” More than anything else...

Logging an hour of writing and 2974 new words published! (aaaaaaa)

Chapter 2: Wayward Spirit Pneumatics hissed as a glass cover retracted, revealing a tiny Vulpix quivering on the platform beneath. Her pale fur was wet and flattened against her body. She opened her eyes and looked around, soaking up her surroundings. She was on a soggy metal platform. The...

Celeste smiled. “Those faithful to Yveltal, huh? I’ve only met a few people like that, never really got to talk to them much before. What’s it like to worship the embodiment of death, if I may ask?”

“If Ho-Oh is there, they absolutely must be taken down first. If Darkwhite chooses to directly fight as well... Take my word for it, we would be doomed. We can only hope that she will refrain. We would collapse from exhaustion before we could defeat her.”

“The societies had gone in-” Ah, it seemed Nip wanted to put an end to that line of discussion. Too bad, it had sounded interesting. “Oh, okay. Moving on. Lugia’s domain is sea-storms. I didn’t live anywhere near the seas, so I’m no expert on them. Ho-Oh’s domain is the in-between of hatching...