
Q10: "um, if i'm right you're a weapon, correct? if that's the case, favorite attack you've performed or been used to perform? i'm really REALLY sorry if i'm wrong i'm not trying to tease." (@gadaboutTrickster) A10: somewhat... conflicted lately on the being a weapon thing. but close enough. i have four different favourite attacks, for different reasons. first, a favourite because its the most efficient: "SWOON". i dont know why the attack is called that, its just what the ancient god that possessed me called it. i can only use it in specific circumstances, but its effectively an instant-kill for anything it touches, and i move in less than half of a second when doing it, such that i basically teleport behind the enemy to do the whole "nothin personnel, kid" bit while looking like im still in front of them. second favourite because its both fun and strategic: "railblade". i cast a bunch of magic black and red knife projectiles at the enemy that form a tunnel around them, constantly moving both to keep them on their toes and so i know exactly where theyll be when theyre out of it. third favourite because its kind of nostalgic: "hyperdeath beam". first magic attack i ever had. a black and red flashing laserbeam thing that i can either shoot from my finger for a smaller more focused version, or release an even more powerful and significantly larger, but chaotic, version from my chest. the beam used to flash different colours instead but after i got possessed by the previously mentioned ancient god and had my body turned into dark armour, the colour changed to that. and finally, my fourth favourite attack: "roaring storm". i usually have my armour fully on for this one. my helmet/head shapeshifts into a fucked up canine head, my ribcage bursts open, and i release a massive wave of exploding red star and red knife projectiles from my body in every direction. difficult to dodge, especially if i really push myself since the more i put into it the more projectiles are released. this ones a favourite simply for the aura though, i generally prefer more direct stuff.
