Rose Garden Shore [A strange occurence job] [In Progress]

Camile

Camile sighed at the absurdity of it all. This was the first job she had decided to go on as a newly instated mage of Black Rose, and she could not believe how little information these flyers actually gave you. Now, maybe it was a common practice, giving out scraps of information to teach some lesson about making do to the lesser mages in the guild, but this had to have been by far the least informed job. All she was told was that there was a strange occurrence by the ocean. Not what happened, not if anyone was in any danger, not even if she would be in any danger. She let out an exasperated sigh and looked out at the sea, unsure if she even saw anything in the first place. "Maybe they just invented the danger here.."

Camile

It was a nice thought whilst it lasted. That they just posted the job because they say some stick resembling the loch-ness monster at sea. But alas, all nice things must come to a gritty end. As she was looking out at the sea, Camile noticed various dead fish flowing in from seemingly nowhere. There were no boats about, signifying some sort of attack, and even if there were the disgusting rotten corpse of all of the fish might just be a sign that they died long ago. Frankly, she could not tell whether the fish ad died weeks ago, or if they had just died seconds ago. This must be the strange occurrence that everyone was freaking out about. She decided to swim out to get a closer look on the living seadead.

She had doned one of her favored sets of armor, fearing an oncoming battle. The Fleur Knights body was dazzled by pink lights as a beautiful pink flower bloomed forth from them. A multitude of flowers bloom over her entire body until they coalesced to form the Daphne Armor and the Daphne Sword. In addition to this, Camile had entered the water, an area in which Fleur Knights were incredibly potent during battles. She could already feel her magic power regenerating faster than normal here. It was of course, a rare occurrence to get into a fight off of land, but always a helpful one. And fight she would.

The first batch of beasties she saw were a number sharks that dove towards her with vicious speeds. Seeing the oncoming threat, the lone knight launched a series of pins that zipped through the water into the skull of each of the sharks. Each one left a bulging purple bruise on the shark's head, a mark of the special poison the Daphne Armor bore. However, it didn’t seem like the needles went in depth enough to make a good impact, so Camile took out a series of darts with roses at the end of them. The darts were like homing missiles, landing right where the pins previously did, pushing them even deeper into the sharks skulls. Camile had honestly believed she landed a good enough attack to assuage the beast from any further assault. A sharp sensation soon following the foolish thought would once more, prove otherwise. "Shoot!"

A bite mark landed promply on her left leg. She had only seen four of the five Sharks that were going to attack her, the other had managed to sneak around. With no way to see under the water, Camile was at a significant disadvantage against these beast.

Camile

Camile looked around for higher ground. It was true that being in bodies of water generally helped her fight, but a foe like this one would take extra careful attention to detail to defeat. Maybe getting over to the shore would prove to be a better ground for fighting. Technically there wasn’t any rule about killing these things, all she had to do was find out what was going on, which she had done. Some sort of necromancer is trying to amass an army of zombie sharks. She would tell them to keep all citizens away from the shore until the necromancer responsible was caught.

A simple task, she thought to herself, if these blasted animals would stop gnashing at her feet. The entire time she attempted to head back the damned sharks were outpacing her, she would need to end their lives for good. Camile turned around and slashed the shark closest to her square in the head with her sword. Alas, she did less damage slicing through the water, but a splinter could be found in its head nonetheless. The poor thing didn’t know what had happened, it’s head began to bulge just like the other creatures, emanating a strange purple glow to it. At that moment, Camile had decided to launch one final attempt at victory. Her armor broke as a violet venom splurged out from her. She had called forth her blood-keep Pluto to enhance this liquid, increasing the power of her attack against the poor beast. The venom could be likened to some sort of homing missile, breaking into the skull of each shark, and squaring them away for good. The only one that remained was the one she had only sliced once, but it seemed to afraid to continue the chase without it’s buddies.

Thankful for having the power of a cursed god in her veins for once, Camile exited the ocean smile on her face. She was given a huge confidence boost, knowing that she could succeed as  Black Rose mage.