
- 145 / 145 HP
- Support
- Zone 8
The minions went down quickly enough. Not without doing a decent amount of damage, naturally, but before she could act, the other supports had already begun picking up her slack, heals engulfing those that had taken damage. Roland seemed to have taken the most from taunting the Maiden, though in no time his health was back to nigh its original amount before the battle had commenced, courtesy of a bob-haired support, one that she didn't think she'd ever saw before. Amane cast her an appraising glance; her healing spells were a lot stronger than anything she could cast herself, maybe even at Jack's level — either she was an experienced player that had somehow stayed under the radar, or...someone who managed to grind mastery points with incredible speed? As she hadn't seen the guy around recently, with skills like that she wouldn't be surprised if the blond haired girl turned out to be the strongest support in the whole game, as of now.
Well, she couldn't slack off then. Even though her plans for making a name for herself had mostly been placed on the backburner, allowing her to turn most of her attention to surviving her university course, that didn't mean that she was going to let herself fall behind entirely, especially in terms of stats and completed events. Missing what seemed like a boss fight? That was tantamount to failing in both. Not for the first time since arriving at the temple Amane cursed her inattentiveness and narrow focus. I mean, it's all well and good when I'm fighting solo or in a small party. She scowled. But now I have all my skills at the ready, and I can't even tell who to cast them on. It was impossible to tell who had already been given a buff; at least, the felis certainly didn't know how to.
Sighing, she clasped her hands together regardless, smiling wryly as she began chanting a single target damage buff, blinking the sweat out of her eyes. As she did so, she cast her gaze randomly across the vicinity, looking for someone — anyone — who looked like they dealt decent damage, and wouldn't particularly mind a buff coming their way. Better yet, someone who looked like they would know who to properly utilise it. Her eyes landed on a girl as she launched a mighty punch at the fire elemental, her lavender hair blowing back from the impact of her own hit. It didn't hurt that her gear wasn't bad at all, but what sealed Amane's decision was the girl's quiet confidence. She wasn't yelling as she fought, like a lot of the other players, but continued to deal damage at a steady rate, and not an insignificant amount, at that.
Finishing her spell, the sorceress hurled it at the girl, wincing as the light and heat generated from the Illumancy magic served to make the almost unbearable surroundings — littered with blazing flames as it were, and that wasn't even considering the fact that the boss was essentially one large fireball on its own — worse still. With that done, she backed away and ducked behind one of the nearby spires, taking refuge for the meantime.