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The Perfect Human has his work cut out for him this week. Or does he? Shana doesn't look that imposing, but she's still a powerful mage. And while he managed to eke out a win against Mystina, Shana is a much more dreadful opponent in the arena. His only hope is that he can endure the sheer magical crush of her Dragoon summon, and that he can outlast her good healing. Still, this match will be uphill for Kahran Ramsus, but he could just pull it off. |
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Shana's got her work cut out for her this week. While Ramsus' Mirror Stance might be a little problem, it will be only a problem once. Why, exactly? Because, like always, White Silver Dragon only needs one SP gaining physical attack to become usable. And Mirror Stance is of no effect against such a thing as magic. Shana still has to remain on guard though, since Ramsus is still a fearsome opponent, and if White Silver Dragon doesn't fell him, then she'll have to rely on her sparse, yet good, healing, after her attacks are Mirrored back. She's in a good position to win, though, and perhaps even take the championship. |
Dark Holy Elf Well, both are mental wrecks. And in a battle between a pair like this, both of whom are defensive fighters to boot, it's not a question of who's better, but who WON'T break down and start sobbing on the arena floor first. On one hand, Ramsus is probably the more unstable of the two, having been driven to near madness by constant taunts of -Trash-, and a string of never-ending defeats at the hands of Fei. He makes Shana's cluenessness and pathological cowardice seem almost normal. On the other hand, Ramsus arrived at this condition only due to the skillful manipulation of Miang, Krelian, and others. Shana, meanwhile, owes her condition to Dart, who couldn't manipulate his way out of a paper bag. Ramsus, Kahran: 11 |
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