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"Yes, yes! Certainly!" Joule conjured one quickly, after making sure everything was clear. Maple and a few others made some glances skyward. The moon was slowly piecing back together, but it looked like it would be some time yet before it would be properly whole. To attack before or after that...

"My... my daughter." Eien stared at Luz, looking her over, poking her skeletal face against Luz's side. Like she was checking for something. There didn't seem to be an immediate connection. There was no hug nor cooing nor adoration for her child; perhaps Eternatus did not have maternal...

"I don't think that'll be necessary for too long," Owen said to Bahamut, pointing up. "The moon's... pulling itself back together. All the gravity's still there... Uh, we should still look out for tidal waves. Pretty sure whole islands hit the water..." "Kyogre's gonna be busy," Cal remarked...

[SodaG > Scotch]: what the fuck [SodaG > Scotch]: what the fuck [SodaG > Scotch]: no seriously did you actually blow up the moon [SodaG > Scotch]: gios fucking losing it [SodaG > Scotch]: i think hes dead [SodaG > Scotch]: nevermind hes alive -- While Saltriv helped heal Nip and Tempest back...

And so many others scrambled in that one moment to do everything they could. Some of them obeyed Diyem and fled; others, for one reason or another, could not or did not. Owen tossed a prepared Shining Bestow--the strongest he'd ever conjured--toward Diyem, Eien, and Pop all at once, finding it...

"Been better..." Owen groaned, feeling like something had slipped where it shouldn't have somewhere on his body. Nothing a bit of healing wouldn't fix, but for the time being, he wasn't sure if he was able to stand even if he wanted to. "Nnngh..." Diyem rolled to his front and crawled toward...

Some fell harder than others; Owen landed with Dave's barriers, which broke most of his fall. Others struggled to halt Diyem's descent, but he seemed sturdy enough to withstand it. Eien was still absolutely massive, her body the great serpent that dwarfed any building. The team had no chance to...

"Corruption..." Diyem searched and searched, then glanced at Owen, but Eien was plainly too massive to analyze all at once. Could it be her core? No, that was the very source of her energy, her heart. To strike that would be to kill her, should the blow be strong enough. But it was also the...

"Ehhh? What gives?!" Zacian complained. "Just trust us here!" Owen shouted. "Do your Darkwhite combination!" Zacian bobbed her head. "But this sword is so cool!" "Then, I dunno, use the dull of it!" Zacian glanced at the blade, clenching her jaw. The blade's edges rounded out. "Okay, fine...

"Her defenses are up--I can't get a proper..." But then came Cabot's strike, and those blue meteors had left huge holes in the storm that she had been conjuring. Just what he had been hoping for. The team was falling in; suddenly, there was a great reversal in the fight. Eien was going to fall...

"Diyem!" Owen shouted, flying through the portal just in time. "Di--WHOA!" "She's fucking huge!" Cal shouted. "Diyem, you tapped that?!" "WHY is that always the first question?! Why?!" "Forget that! Diyem, watch out!" "No! Protect Zacian! I shall cover Zamazenta." "What?!" "I am much...

A wave of ice washed over Eien and she shrieked in pain. That shriek rapidly became a primal, aimless anger as more beams shot in all directions. "Watch out!" Shield cried, diving in the way of Dave to block one of the hits with his mane. "She's huge!" "She's practically the size of a whole...

"Not used to my powers yet, Diyem!" Zacian said. "Give us a bit, okay? I'm going to get ready for a hit!" "Be careful, everyone," Zamazenta added. "Eien's still tough!" "Of course..." Diyem said, smiling harshly, like he was still glaring at the world. "I wouldn't... consider her as a...

"What--" Diyem grunted, looking between himself and then his incoming team. It wasn't just Bahamut and Brisa; in the distance through the storm barrier, he could see others flying or running their way to the center. Had they all sensed him? Shadows crept along his throat like bile, but it wasn't...

"E-Eien..." Diyem snarled, smashing his hammer into the ground as he rose up. "I... I won't let you..." He winced, trying to feel for something, but his hand was trembling too much. That single attack... had taken so much out of him. Even worse, he felt as if he could barely fight back anymore...

"I won't let you defeat me so easily, Eien," Diyem said, spreading his wings. "Snap out of it! I know you're still there! WAKE UP! Stop this pointless storm!" The creature roared back and Diyem couldn't even recognize her sound. A few more heads fired at him... Diyem winced, spotting the...

Diyem twirled his warhammer and frowned, pensive. Yes, it seemed that he wouldn't have a choice here. No matter what happened... He had to fight Eien. But this was predicted. He knew this was going to happen. But what he didn't expect was to be alone for it. But in the end, wasn't he always...

Swirl upon swirl of Eterna energy spun around Diyem, flooding his senses with red static. He tried to shake it off, eventually getting to his feet, staggering with each movement and every breath he took. The dust had a charged feeling to it, and not from electricity. It reminded him a little of...