Me: Hello LoL-verse. I return.
Cleansing Fire
The lightshow is nowhere near enough to throw him off. He marches straight to the wall and jumps forward, clearing it easily in his Relentless Pursuit. His quarry is slow, weakened, and underequipped. His guns glow, as ready as he is to unleash the cleansing fire they were designed for. Both muzzles sweep to the side, following his eyes as a flicker of flame disappears into the brush. He moves forward, lining up his larger weapon and pulling the trigger as his mana channels into it, the blast shooting forward further than normal. Its light does not fade over its trip but rather expands, exploding into an Ardent Blaze that lights the brush and reveals his quarry, the ghostly horseman now covered in a light unlike his own. As he stumbles two shots pierce his flank, one burrowing deep and painfully while the other follows so closely that it only harms the few parts of the wound not burnt by the first. The chase nearly over He moves forward once more, pulled almost by the injury his prey has sustained. With a low grunt he raises his weapons again shooting the horseman who regains his balance with the aid of his polearm before starting to run again. As he breaks from the bush he only has a second to feel and see the small line of light piercing his chest before the blast follows. His chest blown out he yells in pain and rears before falling on his side, leg twitching as he dies.
Lucian lowers his guns, nodding once in satisfaction at putting down an ally of his hated enemy. He looks around briefly before turning and walking out of the enemy jungle, intent on reaching his team again so they can push while the enemy is down a member. He pauses, eyes widening as a sound reaches his ears.
The sound of dangling chains.
He whirls, guns rising again as a sickle attached to glowing bony chains hits and wraps around his ankle and jerks, pulling him off balance to fall on his back. He starts to push himself back up before he is jerked forward again, he raises his guns and points them at the Chain Warden, fury burning in his eyes enough to disregard the red blighted arrow that pierces his shoulder. A pale Ionian man steps out of the bush slightly, a second arrow forming as he draws back the bowstring. Though he harms him the Ionian is ignored, his focus only on the mad cackles of the undead monstrosity before him. As soon as he frees his ankle the Purifier crouches, sending forward a blast of light that explodes between the two. Two shots ring out, impacting against the torturer's body with extreme prejudice, more following quickly. In an act of self-preservation the madman throws down his lantern, the top opening for a second to let the souls of his captured flood out, covering him in a shield. The arrow of retribution stands to the side, 6 of his blighted arrows sticking out of Lucian's sides and shoulder, a black corona of malignant dark energy covering the impact points, pulling back a large, menacing looking arrow that he holds with a hard grunt before letting loose, almost losing balance at its release. The Piercing Arrow cleaves through the chest of the vengeful man, pinning him to the floor then disappearing as the blighted energy explodes inside and outside his body, causing even more damage. He falls, coughing up blood and raising a gun weakly, a strong hateful glare piercing Thresh who only cackles louder, smiling as he walks over and dangles his lantern in front of the mans face as he falls to the floor. In it he can just barely make her out, her worried, tearful face as a green glow overtakes the edge of his vision.
"Senna…" He just barely mutters before the last of his energy leaves him in a rush, a green orb of great brightness flowing forth from his cooling body to be swallowed inside the lantern. It's glow never makes it past the top section, to the one that it yearns to hold again held at the bottom.
Me: I love playing this guy. Some problems with aiming the ult but its still fun to run n' gun. I could do without all the "blackie" and "nigger" comments online though. I lose more faith in humanity every day, I swear...