> (Continue.)
Remilia uses RED THE NIGHTLESS CASTLE, creating a momentary lapse in MINI-SUIKA COVERAGE.
That has got to be the most bizarre spellcard title in all of Gensokyo. Sure gets the job done, though!
However, Ibuki has bought enough time to muster some HUGE GUTS! She gains massive physical damage resistance (which you don't care about) and a massive increase in her attack damage (which you very much do).
Ibuki attempts to clobber Remilia! However, her BEFUDDLED status causes her to punch herself instead, but her defense is so high that it barely matters, so it's kind of a wash. She seems displeased with another wasted turn, however.
> Patchouli: Philosopher's Stone.You decide to put out some DPS, since you're liable to get 1HKO'd any minute now. You hypothesize that Ibuki gains her HUGENESS ATTRIBUTE from the power of the earth since she can't fly while she's using it, so you tap into the Philospher's Stone for some elemental energy and hit her with a WOOD SPELL.
You commence ORBITAL BOMBARDMENT to keep Ibuki and her swarm of ankle biters under control. Seems to work pretty well.
Remilia's turn comes around again.
Remi has the PRESTIGE CLASS, NOBLE. Nobles have access to all the highest level physical and magical attacks, at the expense of mediocre stats. However, VAMPIRES are well known for the BROKEN STAT BONUSES. Yes, Remilia's build is just as overpowered as it sounds. To get right to the point, though, she has plenty of powerful magic attacks she could use against Ibuki's HUGE GUTS.
But she's going to use a physical attack anyway, just to prove a point. And she's got just the ticket.
Against a large target like Ibuki, Remilia easily lands a SICK CRIT, blowing right through her defenses. Ibuki fumes.
Ibuki uses her ABILITY TO GATHER and GATHERS SOME YAKUMOS!
Before she vanished, presumably SPIRITED AWAY BY KAMISHIRASAWA, Remilia gave but one last utterance.
"FUCK YAKUMO".
~
And that's your story.
Essentially, it seems that an enormous gap was created by accident, and Yakumo was too drunk to do anything about it, so it grew out of control. Quite simple, really. You prefer lay the blame SQUARELY ON IBUKI.
But Satori says there was a chain of events that makes the gap far more dangerous, and Rikako insists that foul play was involved!
> END OF ACT 1 PART 2Whose mysteries will you unfold next?
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