>"It certainly works wonders for infuriating them though, if Pyremaw is any measure. An angered foe is a weakened foe after all, they make sloppy mistakes and such. Take it from a former War Goddess, I know all the 'tricks of the trade', as some would say. How to properly respond to a flanking maneuver with only archers, and such matters."
>"As for Danmaku, provided that talks go well, I would be happy to teach some of your number how to utilize it. I daresay that given your response to it, even Chromium himself might be interested in a few lessons."
>"But an angered foe can also be a more dangerous one, as well. They're more prone to unleashing more dangerous and damaging attacks, rather than acting rationally and holding back some. A rabid animal is ultimately more harmful than merely an angry one."
>"And they're also all the more unreasonable when they're enraged." Cass continues. She shrugs and adds, "Granted, more Wyrms aren't going to be the most reasonable anyway, but I mean in general."
>Alexandros nods, his cough subsiding. "Our patron dragon epitomizes control over power wielded by sentients, as any attack he chooses to employ, be it with his sacred fangs, his hallowed claws, his mighty tail, his substantial body mass, his radiant breath, or the vast sorcerous might he possesses, may be rendered non-lethal at his will, and though such damage MAY in fact reave the life from the living, such an unfortune-" The eloquent paladin once more breaks off, coughing and choking.
>Cassiopea, shaking her head with a soft sigh, steps in, "To get to the bottom of his thought there, Exalted Chromium can make any strike he launches non-lethal. But even though he has enormous power and wisdom, none of us have ever encountered danmaku before. I believe I can say he would welcome the chance to see such a thing himself."
>"And of course, we'd be willing to share our knowledge with you, as well." the woman says with a smile. "Exalted Chromium and his followers never take anything without offering something in return."
