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Well, that means more Agartha flames, and I'll keep going until I run out of mana. Hopefully, Nebok will let me restore my mana later, if he's not too greedy.

/ Wow, I'm still alive. /

Right now, the Knight will carry the whole game.

Seliad attacks.
Tria – if she doesn't hit any allies, casts Dark Bolt. Then she'll have enough mana for the next turn to heal, right?
Loken repeats.
Neyra repeats.
Castor repeats.
Dillion attacks.

A statue of a nimble creature, lol

Oh, and by the way, I forgot about the staff again. She should have [180/380] at the beginning of her turn.

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Dillion and Celiada are affected.

/ Bad. I didn't think to ask, and based on the description, I assumed it ignored allies. Then let it try to control the Sky. For 60 mana...
Besides, all his spells are area-of-effect or linear, which is not good.
Hmm, can reflection be used on allies? /

The projectile won't harm your own units, just so you know.

/ A. I thought he had drained all the mana. Then, the projectile, yes. Definitely. /

I wanted to try the Dark Bow.

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Dillion and Celiada are upset.

((

/Yeah, my formation wasn't optimal. If I had known that my teammate wasn't good at mass attacks, I would have clustered the formation and left room for the Shadow Beam (although I also should have asked about its effect on allies). I hope we survive.../

We could skip a turn, Dillion and Celida would move aside, and I would attack on the next turn, but it's probably better not to take the risk.

Seliad attacks the warrior. The warrior takes 217 - 25% = 162 damage (1681/3200)
Tria uses a projectile (130/380). Miss.
Aiyano uses shackles. The warrior is paralyzed.
Livia uses Agartha's flame [200/600]. The warrior takes 1808 - 25% = 1356 damage (325/3200).
Dillion attacks the warrior. The warrior takes 447 - 25% = 335 damage (-10/3200).

After the last hit, the armored warrior begins to glow with shades of red, blue, green, and yellow, and then explodes in a bright, but not scorching flame. After that, the room was filled with millions of small balls of the same colors, floating in the air, and in the place where the armored warrior stood a moment ago, only its core remained – a large, transparent, and multicolored square, broken into seven equal parts.

Tzelen collects all the pieces and writes something down in his notebook.

If you skip your turn, I'd rather you moved closer and cast Reflection on me. That way, I have a better chance of surviving, and I don't want to die... But there's a chance you might not make it in time. So, overall, the spell is probably the best option.
Wow.