[Midnight Shard]
First mention (by name): 9.68
- [Midnight Shards]
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Chapter | Text |
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| 9.68 | Azemith’s was close to a Medusa, long ‘braids’ of serpents trailing from her head, but far longer than any Medusa’s, stretching down to the floor and rising again. Each serpent’s eyes shone a different color, and they spat shards of the killing magic the Lucifen had perfected, [Midnight Shard], without warning. |
| 10.32 (Pt. 2) | [Midnight Shard]. The Lucifen’s favorite spell which pierced barriers and armor. Visophecin aimed three—all at the ‘Bishop’—and cast two more spells as the mace wielding Antinium, predictably, shielded the other. |
| 10.32 (Pt. 2) | [Slippery Icy Floor] and [Orb of Force]. He sped the second spell up in his hand and flicked it like a discus at the Antinium. The Soldier had…blocked…all three [Midnight Shards] with his tower shield, and Visophecin felt slightly alarmed. |
| 10.32 (Pt. 2) | [Midnight Shards] hammered the Antinium’s breastplate but failed to pierce the armor. [Ray of Strength Drain] failed to work again. Visophecin cast a spell on himself as searing pain radiated from his skull. |
| 10.32 (Pt. 2) | He crushed the spell in one hand without it detonating. Visophecin shot a [Midnight Shard] at the Antinium’s leg, and Pawn sighed. |
| 10.32 (Pt. 2) | The [Midnight Shard] swerved and missed him. Visophecin fired two more, then a spray of flames. Both curved, and the flames parted around Pawn. The Antinium regarded Visophecin. |
| 10.35 (Pt. 2) | The Necromancer of Terandria hesitated—then he shrieked, an undead’s unearthly wail, and [Flash Stepped] forwards. Viscount Visophecin fired the first [Midnight Shard] spells; the [Necromancer] evaded each one and saw Rhisveri leap at him. |
| Interlude – Vernoue (Pt. 2) | The [Knight] rode back fast, and as if they’d heard him, the volley of [Midnight Shard] spells intensified the moment Nuvityn spoke. One, then six, then three—Tserre sat in her chair, refusing to move. Three more hovering shields appeared, blocking in tandem—then a chicken squawked as eight came at her. |
| Interlude – Vernoue (Pt. 2) | All the half-Elf’s teeth were bared, and she leaned out of the way of one of the [Midnight Shards]. Another ricocheted off her wand. Then she flicked her wand up. |
| Interlude – Vernoue (Pt. 2) | She vanished, whirling around and reappearing two dozen feet to the left in the air, away from her cottage. A hail of [Midnight Shards] struck it, and Tserre scoffed. |