On the one hand, yes. On the other hand, Cornwall Boy has an extremely specialized powerset and is absolutely in his element here. It's still impressive as hell, but it doesn't put him anything like on Paul's overall power level.
Cornwall Boy has picked up the Jack Aetheron (14th level lore bard/tomelock) style of conversation. Nice one Rob.
My first mage slayer hits its left hand, causing a slight shift in its flesh before its fiery breath obscures it.
Ooooh, right in the cloaca.
Often hyphenated (counter-charge) but also fine as one word. Up to you, as always
Dammit, dragon-aura!
"They put their soul into an object. It means their body doesn't interact right-"
My armour is damaged, but not in a disabling way.
Dammit, Canis!
DAMMIT, CANIS!
Probably not the Starfire fisting scene that some people were hoping for...
Thank you, corrected.
Completely forgot about it.
I dunno. Around here...
They'd mostly still want the other Starfire to be the one fisting the dragon.
...built of stone long before humans settled those parts of Europe.
Odd word choice on 'used to' but I'm guessing Natural Speech applies...
"My scan of the one Ms Vadim stabbed suggests...
A missing word in here, or something like that? Definitely something amiss.
That would make sense: a giant reptile would require large amounts of food which wouldn't be...
Ah, he's finally becoming genre-savvy!
It glowers at us for a moment and then bolts for freedom.
"No matches found. However, records on the residences of minor magic users are extremely limited."
Disguised as a simple ring of mushrooms near a menhir...
First time I've ever heard of the term. Nice.
"I meant, you and me. I've got the time now, I could use more practice flying at high altitude, and I've been studying the spells involved."
Something usually left out of RPG depictions of dragons...
After this mission's over I'm going to...
Canis's mental stress clearly hasn't helped him comprehend...
Zatanna nods. "Their first line of defense is secrecy.
"Something's affecting our team mates' minds."
...impaling the first wave of mutant gnome reinforcements.
Zatanna blinks, then turns to frown at the Star Sapphire.
Yeah, that's the second-worst kind of 'crazy girlfriend' mode. Yandere being the first.
Thank you, corrected.
This marks the start of Robert getting a feel for fae magic. He will have to do a lot more study before he can use it.
Key word: mostly
Probably either the first one should be "-destroying it-" if he's being interrupted by the action, or the second one should be "Or undoing the spell." if it's being added as an afterthought.
Thank you, corrected.
It occurs to me that this has significant implications about the nature of life, souls, and magic in this setting.
I'm reminded of in the very beginning of OL's time with the team, where Kid Flash suggested that OL was the weakest one there. OL countered, with a little Kid Flash fluffing, that he felt he could defeat any of them but Kid Flash.
I counter by pointing out that the fights where this isn't a problem aren't narratively interesting and probably largely happen off-camera, with the words being dedicated to the stuff that's actually worth reading.
I counter-counter by pointing out that every time OL runs into anything with a speck of magic, he ranges from mostly ineffectual to completely helpless and getting his ass kicked.
Though it is an example that Paul really needs to develop a method to counter magic that doesn't rely on brute force or magic slayers since those aren't always very effective against all forms of magic.
additionally, Cornwall Boy had just been siphoning off some of the Dragon's magic, weakening it while empowering himself.
Well, if you remembered Ze, xir, and Zur, you might not have gotten into trouble at SV.
I do my best.
And I'm supposed to care about the "rules" of a crappy children's cartoon show because?