The armour's noise came unnervingly close, causing both Raphael and Daevarro to quickly jump backwards. They then bear witness to an explosion of noise and splintered wood, the mace of the armour coming straight from the shadowy unknown. That was rather uncomfortably close, the two landing safely side-by-side. Daevarro then closed his eyes and drew power from his imagination, conjuring a clone of Raphael.
This was the first time the silver-haired prince had actually witness this process in full, seeing as black wisps gather and grow from semi-transparent particles to an actual form. They assembled together, becoming one. It was certainly a rather intriguing thing to spectate, if not a little weird to be actually staring at himself.
The shadow clone of Raphael then rushed forward, dashing headstrong towards the living rune armour. But the suit was not fazed by the clone of Raphael's appearance, continuing to walk even as the clone was but inches away. The clone came down upon the giant with a two-handed swing, but the moment its sword touched the armour, it vaporized into nothing.
Daevarro was confounded by this happening, feeling his shadow end on its own terms, not by the armour's. "It didn't... act against my shadow?" he uttered in bewilderment, a layer of fatigue lurking between his shock.
Raphael, noting the subtle hint of exhaustion in Daevarro's voice and demeanor, turned to him. "Get back and rest, Daevarro," the prince then told the young man.
"But I—!"
"—That's an order."
Daevarro, though his heart compelled him to continue assisting, was forced to comply with Raphael's command. His mind darkened at the thought of his allies getting hurt or worse, but the young man had to step back. It wasn't something he could control, he needed to have faith in his allies now.
The end
is only
the beginning...
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