Re: Nina (BlueSlime)
"Yeah, it was a long and intense bout of fighting with a single creature. Once you burn enough stamina, better get some grub to recover. That thing was simply so thick and sturdy that it was hard to deal decent damage to it. But in mass, everything can start to account for something. " Yura carried on a bit, soon putting away the knife as the hammer was inquired about. Going over to the weapon, she took it off from the stand, keeping the huge bludgeon in a low position in her hands. "This thing... the creator dubbed it Magma-glass Hammer, it is apparenty something that was forged in the fires of an ancient volcano. I got it from the chieftain of a goliath village, after saving a stray child of theirs from a pack of mountain cats. Goliaths are a race of what might be described half-giants. Taller than any humans but still nowhere near the size of real giants. The average goliath stands somewhere around 11 to 14 feet tall, and are pretty much human in all other aspects. They have become rare though, and seeing one is not a common thing these days. What I hear, they were hunted by an evil cult or some other similar organization of untolerant humans when they pledged alliance with benevolent, all-loving sorceress of great power in the days past. It's really too bad, those people are very likeable, at least to me personally." the weapon master told a brief story about her past experiences, swinging the hammer upwards into a stance where it was next to her head.
"But this hammer, it is not your everyday piece of metal. It supposedly reacts with the wielder's spirit, generating fire and heat when it hits something. It is also partially hollow, so it's not as heavy as one might imagine from such a huge weapon. Wielding this also bestows a level of resistance towards fire or heat, making usually hot places more tolerable. It creates a pretty intense flame when I use it, but my spirit is not as strong as some people have. Heck, I'd love to see how it acted if Haku swung it. That man is so in tune with his spirit that it grants him immense strenght and awareness. His blade, White Wolf, is not something an average soldier can handle even if they are familiar with two-handed swords. It simply refuses to cut anything if your spirit is weak and unworthy, acting more like a pole in those cases." she continued on about the hammer and a bit about Haku as well, lowering the weapon again before setting it back to the stand.