[Prism Shard] The Mysterious Wabbit Returns! | Page 6

Oh no. Here we go again.

Ashiore glared as the rabbit seemed to disappear right before her eyes, only to reappear a few feet away from where it used to be. It continued to taunt all the players in the nearby area with its awful grating voice, and oooh Ash really wanted it to quiet down for a while.

She tried her thorns again. Maybe the problem last time was that she wasn't casting it in a wide enough area. And maybe make it a lot of smaller thorns. It wouldn't hurt as much, but it would definitely have a better chance to actually hit the damn thing! And really, that's all she wanted right now.

"I'm getting you this time!" she shouted, waving her hand to direct the raining thorns right at the multicolored blur.

Thrown die:

20

 

Finding out that he had missed a prior opportunity to search for the rabbit after having dozed off for a few hours, Aden was once more back on the chase to search for the prismatic bunny. The only difference this time was that he was more determined and energized than before, hoping to make up for lost time in exchange for the decent amount of rest he's gotten.

As he scoured the lush green forests of Druuk Island, he once again caught sight of the multi-colored critter aimlessly prancing about in the forest floor, weaving in and out of shrubbery and spouting insults at every living thing it came across. Now that he thought about it, the rabbit shared that similarity with the mythical Norse squirrel, Ratatoskr. Perhaps it had been the developer's inspiration for creating the rude-natured Wabbit.

Taking aim again with his bow, Aden imbued the winds to guide his shot, hoping that his arrows would be fast enough to hit the agile creature. Releasing the arrow, only fate would tell whether or not his attempt would bear fruit.

And another miss... by now he was already used to failure that all he can do was look forward to the next instance of the Wabbit's appearance.

Thrown die:

59

 

Aiko was a bit flustered after the blunder sh had found herself in. Apparently, she had slept through one of the Wabbit's reappearances, making her scramble towards the forests this time around in an effort to quickly locate the Wabbit and make up for lost time. She was really banking on beginner's luck to enable her a third hit on the Wabbit since she recently found out that one needs 50 of those prism shards to buy one of those Prism gems.

Fortunately for her, it didn't take long for the fleet-footed animal as it was visibly scampering through the forest, almost as if taunting its would be hunter by making its presence known. Using the power of the earth once again, Aiko tried to hit the rabbit once more with the only method she knew how, launching pebbles at it and hoping one of them hits.

But none of them landed on the Wabbit proving too fast for her attacks.

Thrown die:

35

 

With another display of prismatic swift form accompanied by the distinctive taunt, the hunt began once more. Saber now knew that using stealth - not that she had any actual skill in it - was useless against the Wabbit. Its reflexes were fast enough to react in the split-second delay before an ambusher attack landed even though it wasn’t aware to them in the first place

The grasses rustle and Saber made a small swing to launch a thin wave, quick and low in power, fully optimized for speed than any striking power. This amount of force wouldn’t be enough to hurt an adult man but... who knew perhaps she could still knock out the rabbit.

Thrown die:

79

 

Another day, another rabbit. Well, no, Cain was one hundred percent certain that it was the same annoyingly fast critter that broken the sound barrier and the laws of physics with how it continued to dance around the battlefield with no regard to any attack. Practically untouched, the rainbow rabbit ducked and weaved through the multi-layered attacks and traps and status effects that every other adventurer attempted, many of them now familiar faces. From Aden, the Red Archer who enjoyed striking the grassy landscape with his arrows to Indra who decided that the local vegetation didn’t get enough sunlight and answered with her magical beams to Eldhi who must have been getting plenty of cardio in with how much she ran around, it really was looking as if everyone’s hatred towards the trash-talking rabbit was bringing them together, eh?

There was definitely a warm sensation in his heart as he watched the landscape become more and more marred by attacks that simply couldn’t manage to tag the lightning speed beast. Yup, this was totally, most definitely past mere ‘irritation’ now. This was raw anger, a vicious hatred that ballooned within his lungs as he felt arcane power fill his body. Sucking in a breath, Cain teleported into the air, a massive ball of arcane power forming above him, before he clenched his fist and smashed it downwards, a volleyball spike that meteored towards the green landscape, before detonating in an impressive cross-shaped explosion. No songs. No incantations. No words.

Just…


“DIEEEEEEEE!!”

Maybe he was a little salty from being one to three against that sniggering neon garbage can.

Thrown die:

34

 

Oh come on, just when was this going to end? Aria’s anger was slowly being replaced by apathy now as she saw magic after magic, swings after seings, arrows after arrows, all utterly missed the Wabbit except for the lucky few. Even then, they could only graze the little bastard instead of hitting it outright. That little bastard couldn’t be that sturdy, right? It was built for speed and nothing else, well, speed and taunting. It lived off frustration, the adventurers’ anguish... sustained it.

With a sigh, Aria half-heartedly fired an arrow as it made an appearance once more. Oh well...

Thrown die:

39

 

It was really tempting to walk away and just not let the rabbit get to her. But it was also really tempting to shut it up for a bit.

The second impulse eventually won out. She didn't seem to have that much luck with trying to freeze the rabbit over or trap it in an ice box. Maybe she could try another approach. A rather more... blunt approach.

She readied her staff and settled into a more sturdy stance, ready to put that rabbit down once and for all. She wasn't going to bash it over the head or anything like that, she hadn't quite descended to that level of barbaric savagery just yet. But tripping over that rabbit using one of the oldest tricks in the book would absolutely make her feel better.

The bushes to her right rustled. Wait for it. Wait for it... Now!

Thrown die:

13

 

Stampede was just exiting the tavern after buying a couple of smokes. Only to be greeted by the sight of a strange rabbit who stopped in front of him.

"Hmm? Hello there little critter, you're something new" he crouched down to take a closer look, only for it to sprint away at the sight of danger. What was it running from? He turned to another direction hearing the noise of multiple players casting spells and firing off magic.

"..... oh cra--" and thus he was blasted off and thrown off.

"Nnngh!" and nearly everybody left him for dead but fortunately it wasn't a fatal injury but rather it was very rude for everyone to blast him of for the sake of hunting something.

"Investigation mode on..." and he'd automatically been given a list of people who were hunting the rabbit.

"Huh...was this some sort of event? Either way... I'm going to make them pay..."

If these people were rude enough to blast him off just to get a damn rabbit then he might as well ruin their chances of catching it. By stealing the prize.

"No hard feelings little critter, I'm just getting payback for what those morons did just now.."

Thrown die:

19

 

All rewards have been distributed!