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FEBRUARY MINGLE

February Mingle: The Outlander Who Caught The Wind
Welcome to Teyvat - a vast magical world of adventure.
Life in Mondstadt seems to never change. Each day unfolds similarly to the next, and the clock turns back every seven days. Just what is happening here? Is there ever any hope for the Travelers to find a way home? Slowly, the questions that have been burning in everyone's minds will be answered The fate of all that lives in Teyvat is written in the stars - only you, Traveler, are free from the shackles of destiny.

"Come fly with me. The winds of freedom will clear away the storm."
An updraft carries you and your Wind Glider into the air, where you can take aim at the dragon without hindrance. However, your attacks seem to focus on the purple spikes that torment the dragon's body. From whence did they come?

Whatever path you choose to walk, it soon becomes evident that your actions do have an impact on the world. August 17th arrives gracefully, and the people of Mondstadt turn their attention to the arduous task of reconstruction. Helping to patch up the city's beautiful neighbourhoods piece by piece will earn you the citizens favour and a good amount of Mora.

Yet all wolves look the same to outsiders unfamiliar with their code, and the residents of Springvale are all too willing to blame all of wolfkind. Who will listen to the voice of the wolves? Will blood be spilled on these untamed lands once more? Only time will tell.
State of the World
For the first week of February, IC time will continue the time loop from January: that is, looping once more from August 10th to August 16th. ICly, the tasks in our main quest will be completed by characters before Sunday ends. Once Monday rolls around once more, they’ll be pleasantly surprised to find that the date has advanced to August 17th. The second to fourth weeks of February will be spent looping from August 17th to August 23rd, and characters will have plenty of new things to do in the new time period.
For all questions regarding February's mingle and events, please head over to our OOC post.
Jun Kohinata | Geo | OTA
II. Commissions
III. Other
Road Rage;
We could do a rain of elements from afar and then rush in with a surprise strike, catching them off guard.
[ Jun had his long distance strikes and Ledah could just throw fire as he's running in.
...That's one idea at least. He'll fall silent to see if the other had any other thoughts or plans. ]
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Not a bad idea, but I don't think my vision skills are ready to make it rain fire and brimstone.
[Alas, he'd need grandpa zhongli for something like that, or you know, The Big Dad. ]
We could do flaming arrows with your vision though.
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Very well. I'll use my vision to send down fire arrows.
You can attack from a certain distance like before, right? As long as you do that, it'll be manageable to even prevent possible attacks from behind.
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Mm, I can give you cover fire once you go in. If it gets too dangerous, I can make geo constructs to limit their movement too.
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With that thought, the blond Grim Angel took this to mean that it was time to strike. In the end, battle was what he was meant for, and that hadn't changed. The fact that he was in a living world simply meant that he was meant to be here, and given a second chance to carry out a purpose.
He'll rush in to cause chaos, what with arrows borne from a fire vision raining towards the enemies who had set up camp, and damaging barricades between that and his Diviner. It's chaos, not as much as it'd be if there was a rain of fire and brimstone, but it's definitely taken them by surprise.
However, it's not like Ledah's been able to wipe them all out in a flurry of burning arrows and his surprise attack. Therefore, while the blond's causing a ruckus and destruction, some of the few enemies not in the immediate line of fire prepare to strike back themselves. Mostly with some electrical arrows themselves. ]
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But, this really isn't the time to think on it. Instead he runs to a vantage spot closer to the fight and makes another pillar for himself to stand on to take aim at foes while they are distracted by the rain of fire. His bow ready, he'll take the chance to try to pick off some of their archers that aim at Ledah.
Overall, they're making quick work of them- but unfortunately they caused a lot of rukus, enough that Jun spots something from his vantage point]
Reinforcements are coming!
[And boy. That is...one big hilicurl with a very big axe. Yikes]
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[ The words were uttered softly as he now, from Jun's words, saw that there was a giant enemy heading towards the destruction that the two had caused together. Now that the blond noticed that for the first time there was actually something relatively challenging, he knew that blindly attacking without a thought wouldn't generate results.
...Not that he was doing that before, but, you know. At the very least, Ledah had the chance to wipe out the remaining small fry, including one more stray archer that Jun hadn't ended. The Abyss Mage accompanying the hilicurl of course was a Problem too. But... ]
When they come closer in range, I'll engage! Try to use your power to keep the larger one's partner momentarily distracted!
[ Though if the other had any better ideas, Ledah wouldn't object. ]
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He looked around his surroundings....the lake was close by. That'll do.]
Got an idea! Focus on the larger one, I got the mage!
[He'll fire an arrow made of geo energy directly at the abyss mage. Drawing its attention, it'll teleport to be much closer to jun.
As soon as it does? Jun jumps off and breaks into a run- turning sometimes to shoot an another arrow to lure the mage to follow closer and closer to the lake shore.]
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Temple Run!
[Rose misses it, which is why when given the option, she's one of the first to sign up. She wouldn't admit it, but she's happy to go with Jun--if only because she knows how good he is in a fight.]
I'm not sure what an Eclipse Labyrinth is, but there's certainly something nostalgic about a place like this.
[She looks around. Nothing looks terribly dangerous. Yet.]
As ready as I'll ever be, I suppose.
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Still, it's surprising to hear Rose express those sentiment.]
There's places like this in you world?
[He won't explain the eclipse for now. There's plenty of time for that later, and also it's Jun he always tries to avoid explaining things he don't have to]
Alright.
[He starts walking forward, making sure to take point since he remembers Rose is a long range fighter. No sign of danger yet, it seems]
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Something similar. There was once an ancient civilization known as Allag. I’ve been through a few of their ruins.
[Weird future tech and all.]
Did they say what to expect here?
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Must've been quite the civilization.
[Rome's got nothing on the Allag apparently. ]
Monsters and puzzles. Keep your eyes peeled.
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[Rose directs her attention to the task at hand. It's a little unnerving, that they've gone this far without encountering anything. Is that walking she hears in the distance?]
Stop. Do you hear that?
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...Seems we're not alone.
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[Rose takes out her catalyst and begins to summon a small amount of wind.]
I’ll see if I can summon a gust. That should slow their approach.
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[He meanwhile is moving into a fighting position, with his sword raised and ready to strike should they prove hostile.]
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This is not a good time.]
Pyro skills! But I can try to land on it to go for some hits with my spear?!
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Fire skills are good at least. He consider]
That might be our easiest option unless you want to shoot fireballs in the air!
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[An aborted yelp as a wind current takes her up higher, which is the exact opposite of what she wants. Think like a dragoon, think like a dragoon...]
You got my back?
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Mm! I'll cover you!
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Hyaaaaahhhh!
[She clips the side of the purple spike, and while the dragon roars in fury or pain, the resistance of the crystal against her spear unbalances her enough that she stumbles back several yards. Minako manages to hang onto a wing, and then begins the arduous task of fighting the wind to reach the crystal spike once again.]
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He relents only when Minako hits the target. Putting away his bow, he'll glide up above the dragon. As soon as he sees an opening, he's jumping down. He doesn't try for an attack on the crystal, nor is his drop nearly as high as hers was. He's focusing on landing safely so to assist Minako first, after all. He lands with an inhuman amount of grace, and gets low as he tries to move towards Minako with an outreached hand]
Minako!
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Thanks!
[She's so glad that the dragon hasn't tried throwing them off...yet. She has no doubt it's going to at least make a turn in the air soon, though, and that'll be just as dangerous for them. Time to pick up the pace. Minako resummons her spear, planting the butt of it against the dragon's back for support, and then struggles to a standing position.]
Alright, here we go! Haaaa—!
[Fire bursts against the crystal with each slash of her weapon, and though it doesn't seem to crack the crystal much, the dragon definitely feels it, roaring out after a particularly fierce hit.]
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He's ready to move out, but boy does her summoning her spear catch him by surprise]
-- You can summon your weapon?!
[WHY DID NO ONE TELL HIM THIS WAS A TRICK YOU CAN DO HERE?! Was he supposed to find out himself????
Oh right. Mission. Focus. He draws his own longsword (not his claymore because he sure didn't KNOW you could summon THAT /salt salt). Her strikes and the fire weaken the crystal, so he'll assist by moving to the other side of it and swinging his own blade at it. He can't use his vision like her at the moment, but with his superstrength in combined with the work already done? It more than helps with making a clear crack in the crystal - even breaking off a segment of it.]
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