Monster Legends: Ragnarok's Reign {NEEDS MEMBERS!!!!!}

Stormy blinked. "Oh? Well hopefully you're one of those good hunters then. There used to be tons of bad human hunters running around. Either they were all caught or driven into hiding."


Thalassa hummed at that, and Babari said "Well, I still think you could do with some sort of companion. Maybe even get a pet or something at least." He snorted in amusement at that before looking as the fight ended.

Stormy smirked. "I bet you'll end up being one of the best hunters around! Maybe you'll even get to speak with Gregorz or Korg!" She then sighed. "Hopefully you don't go picking hunts that are too much for you though."


Babari laughed in amusement, and Thalassa said "Well, when you're ready you're ready. I just hope you end up with someone who treats you right. You've always been the more isolated out of the Warmasters. You deserve someone."

Stormy shrugged a little. "Oh, I work at a place caring for older monsters. You know, the ones that don't live forever and don't age well. Some of them can barely take care of themselves anymore, so I help them." She smiled a little at that. "Not as exciting as hunting though."


Thalassa nodded with a small smile. "Though who knows? Maybe we'll relax a little more than usual at this supposed party happening after. And thank goodness it isn't held by the commonfolk, not that I mind their parties. They're just not events I can go to anymore, not that I miss them either."

Stormy smiled proudly. "Interesting is a word for it. They're all nice except a few choice ones, but it's not exactly an easy job or a clean one. I enjoy it though. I don't really see myself hunting anyway." Eventually after a few more matches, her friend's team came out again.


Thalassa nodded. "Let's just make sure to not head up to that fabled "third floor"... I hear quite a lot about it." She snorted as Babari waggled his eyebrows, the dwarf saying "You two just don't know how to have fun."

Stormy smiled widely before cheering as well, waving and cheering while ignoring the looks she got.


Thalassa smiled a little before looking back at her staff. "I do suppose I could go and take a look if you two are up to it. And drunk enough. These two will have to let me go if I order them to keep to themselves and leave me be for a while." She gave them a look, the two finding sudden interest elsewhere.

Stormy winced as Aya's opponent, a huge Musu, coiled around her and was practically starting to drown her with water as waves of it were fired at her face point-blank.


Thalassa smiled triumphantly at her staff, saying "Well then, it is settled. Just the three of us will go, but what we do once we get there is up to us I suppose. Let's just try not to have anyone whisk us away in our drunk state. The last thing we need is to end up apart of some monster's fantasy." She tsked in distaste, but only because she knew that they'd end up that way if they drank a little too much. "Let's not get drunk off our asses either."

Unfortunately, the Ao Loong was also being suffocated by the coils and eventually passed out, leaving the Musu to uncoil and help his companions.




Babari smiled mischeviously. "Maybe you'll find someone to help walk you out, hm~?" He laughed as Thalassa glared at him and rolled her eyes.

Stormy sighed, but said hopefully "Maybe the remaining two can win the fight? It's possible..."


Babari scoffed. "I have experience with parties. You'll probably get pulled aside as soon as you set foot there."

Unfortunate the team lost, and Stormy sighed. "Well, they tried at least. This was their first tournament though anyway."


Babari rolled his eyes. "You probably have no game whatsoever." Huffing, he watched the two teams clear out. Thalassa sighed, saying "We have to all get there first to find out what actually happens."

Stormy smiled at that. After watching some more fights, Fatid's team eventually showed up. They looked around as the other team came out, and they admittedly looked a little wary. The first member out was Thundhare, drifting out using Levitation. The second was Frostwrath, the icy dragon chattering softly. They were mostly concerned with the third one though; Dunn Ra. Well over twenty feet tall, probably twenty one or two, with a muscular build, huge wings and armor. She stared down at the trio, who looked amongst themselves.


(Thundhare, basically the Easter Bunny but he hurts people XD)


(Frostwrath, he's a mix of ice and flesh)



(Dunn Ra, protector of the free and the Pharaohs who are all dead af and she's trying to find a new one)

Fatid and Remiel were the first to move, and Ra reared onto her hindlegs before stomping her paws downward and a small green wave flooded out from her paws. As her two teammates attacked, barrages of lightning and ice respectively, the other team had to spend half their time dodging and evading just to get close to Ra, because her Taunt spell basically forced their brain to dictate any "single-target" attacks be aimed at her, like a unique type of possession. Remiel was the first to get close, but she stooped and extended her wing to cause the angel to go flying. Fatid was having better luck, grunting as the area suddenly flooded with toxic green gas, causing the other team to try and get out of range.

Fatid headed toward Ra, tentacles wrapping around a hindleg and yanking. The leg gave out, but her wing literally just smacked him to the ground before her tail swished out and hit him too, causing him to let go. Ra proceeded to spin and smack him into the wall with her tail, while Frostwrath tried to catch Faugnar with an ice blast.

Remiel had summoned his sword again, swinging it and causing a blast of fire to be sent toward Dunn Ra. The huge monster held up a wing to block the flames, but that allowed Remiel to get close and fly up. He then rammed his sword into the joint of her wing, causing her to bellow in rage and tear so he fell off.

Thundhare drifted up to remove the sword, tossing it aside. The fight continued for a while, Fatid's team trying to wear Dunn Ra down. The green gas from earlier was beginning to take toll though, as the opposing team started finding it harder to breathe.