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The moment Brisa's eyes snapped open from her knockout by Red's team's alpha strike—mixed elemental energies sweeping across her body in a wave of cleansing pain—it was like waking once again from death, ready to fight. And fight she did, darting and weaving and brimming with power like never before, landing crushing blows with all the precision and expertise Sierra ever mustered, with all the wild determination Astrid stirred in her heart, with all the furious resolve she admired in Starr. She was lightning.
She'd never felt better.
–the fuck–?
...Astrid?
Sure don't feel good that she weren't at the tree, she weren't at the guild, she ain't returned yer texts, an' now she's explodin' like nothin' y'said t'her mattered. Sure don't feel good at all, does it?
Brisa's mouth twitched. She couldn't think about this right now.
Sky an' stars, wouldn't it be a fine thing just t'be done with all the strife fer a spell? Don't ya just want nothin' more than to run alongside Starr an' just fuckin' coruscate with energy, fightin' fer no stakes higher than to enjoy the thrill of it?
It didn't matter what she wanted.
But you do want it.
There was a fight to win.
Before she'd even fully exhausted herself, the pitched melée was over, and the team settled into a fraught exchange of affirmations, coordination, and panting breaths. Brisa knew what was coming next. She fixed her eyes on Red, staring with the intensity of a luxray looking for a weakness to exploit.
Go fer it. Do what makes yer heart race. Stay with her.
Brisa glanced at Starr. She'd been dishing out hits so strong it made Brisa's breath catch. She had a prowess so impressive it made her want to outdo herself, just to be more like her.
You're better when you're t'gether.
Shadows wreathed her mane in lightning. Alright. Time to see just what they could do, side by side.
Brisa's Overcharged Facade dealt a CRITICAL 7705 damage to Lapras!
She'd never felt better.
"Snap out of it!"
Starr, in an effort to prevent Astrid from exploding, booped her really hard on the nose, knocking her out!
–the fuck–?
...Astrid?
Sure don't feel good that she weren't at the tree, she weren't at the guild, she ain't returned yer texts, an' now she's explodin' like nothin' y'said t'her mattered. Sure don't feel good at all, does it?
Brisa's mouth twitched. She couldn't think about this right now.
Sky an' stars, wouldn't it be a fine thing just t'be done with all the strife fer a spell? Don't ya just want nothin' more than to run alongside Starr an' just fuckin' coruscate with energy, fightin' fer no stakes higher than to enjoy the thrill of it?
It didn't matter what she wanted.
But you do want it.
There was a fight to win.
Before she'd even fully exhausted herself, the pitched melée was over, and the team settled into a fraught exchange of affirmations, coordination, and panting breaths. Brisa knew what was coming next. She fixed her eyes on Red, staring with the intensity of a luxray looking for a weakness to exploit.
Brisa is charging up...!
Go fer it. Do what makes yer heart race. Stay with her.
Brisa glanced at Starr. She'd been dishing out hits so strong it made Brisa's breath catch. She had a prowess so impressive it made her want to outdo herself, just to be more like her.
You're better when you're t'gether.
Shadows wreathed her mane in lightning. Alright. Time to see just what they could do, side by side.