Leviathan caught the streetlight ‘lance’ and clawed through the tiger’s chest, doing surprisingly little damage considering that it was just fabric. After three good hits, the tiger deflated explosively.
We’ve had humans with protective outfits taking fewer hits before deflating explosively (best new death euphemism). Parian wasn’t kidding when she said her suffed animals were stronger than one would think.
R.I.P. Sir Tony.
The octopus and goat grappled Leviathan while Purity blasted him with a crushing beam of light. By the time he recovered, Parian was inflating the half-created shape in front of her, so it could stumble into the fray. She turned her attention to repairing the ‘tiger’.
Oh right, repairing is a thing. We might not have seen the last of Sir Tony just yet!
I was curious about her power. Some sort of telekinesis, with a gimmick? She had a crapton of fine manipulation with the needles and threads, that much was obvious, but the larger creations she was putting together – whatever she was doing to animate them with telekinesis or whatever, it left them fairly clumsy.
I can’t help but imagine them moving like in 30′s rubberhose animation.
Did her control get worse as she turned her attention to larger things? Why manipulate cloth and not something stronger, sturdier?
I mean, it could be that her power is specifically limited to cloth and other textile arts materials, like needles.
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