Adventure time!

[hotheadwarmheart]

Who: Lea and anyone
Where: Corastra Hall and possibly nearby
When: Mid-September
What: Panic at the Fresco! "Trouble in Corastra Hall! Just as you're passing by, a crowd of people come charging out of the building with screams and shouts aplenty. A fresco painting of a wolf has come alive, and is with great confusion attempting to eat people. It isn't succeeding, because it neither has a stomach nor much of a third dimension, but this can't be good. If you and your friends can deal with this, though, you might be heroes!"
Warnings: Violence against frescos, attempted but unsuccessful eating of people

Lea had seen a lot of weird stuff since arriving at the Magicademy, but this? This was new. Somehow though, he couldn't bring himself to be too surprised. After ghost dragons, overly aggressive plants, and random body switching, why not living, violent frescos?

Still, just because he wasn't especially surprised by this latest bit of weirdness didn't mean he was going to let it cause havoc. Dodging the last few stragglers trying to escape the crazed artwork, Lea ducked into the building and summoned his Keyblade, actually smiling a bit. Just like old times, in a good way. "Bad dog!", he called to attract the creature's attention. "No biscuit for you!"

It turned straight toward him and snarled, letting him see it edge-on, which was a super-weird effect. OK, that was going to take some getting used to. And it probably wouldn't hurt for him to have someone fighting beside him, if only to help keep track of the thing.

Comments

[afterthemoon]

The creature only manages to get a mouthful of Lunatic as Isa blocks the attack.

"Glue spell?"

He knocks the living painting away, giving himself a moment to think.

"I did learn about the magic they use in construction once, so that may work."

[hotheadwarmheart]

"Think that if we can get it close enough to the wall, you could try and use that to put it back where it belongs?", Lea said. He ducked the creature's flat tail as it it lashed through the air. The creature growled and swiped at Isa with a thin paw before rounding on Lea again when he gave one of its hind legs a solid strike with his Keyblade. "I'd rather not completely destroy this thing if we can avoid it. I mean yeah, it's a monster now, but somebody certainly put a lot of work into it when it was just art."

[afterthemoon]

"We can try. It's a better idea than nothing."

Not that he's sure the spell he has in mind is supposed to be used on living things... but does this even count as living?

[hotheadwarmheart]

"Right," Lea said as he too was forced to block the creature's snapping jaws with his weapon, a task easier said than done; for having very little in the way of a third dimension, the creature was surprisingly strong. "In that case, I'll... ngh, try and get it lined up for you."

He wrenched his Keyblade free of the thin jaws, before dashing to a point near the remains of the fresco on the wall, waving his glowing weapon like a dog owner might wave a stick intended for a game of fetch. He whistled. "Here, boy! Got a big, tasty fresco bone with your name on it!"