Before he could even get started, Ha'zi was frozen. Crap. He should've considered the fact that he was stuck deep in the drake's throat, making himself completely vulnerable to chilling blasts. To counter, he opened up another channel to the Behemoth, generating heat around him to melt the encasing ice. Once it was soft enough, he would chew and slash his way out.
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Towering over all the others never really gets old, Daugo thought with satisfaction as his height rose tenfold once more. It finally gave him the advantage of not having to move around to see what was going on, ducking and weaving past others, or needing to stand on objects just to obtain a nice view. Before, he could barely look over a table- now he could see the entire Festival- or what remained of it- with little trouble at all.
He noted with much disdain that the Screaming and an army of Giants were moving out. Briefly, he thought of heading after them, but, alas, there came one problem with this size: speed. He'd be unable to catch them, likely, and even if he did, Tytus's minions would surely swarm him, and he didn't think too kindly about melting off the faces of hundreds of innocents.
Instead, he turned his attention to the battle his comrades were engaging in against a menacing creature. It reminded him of a cross of a bird and one of those pesky little drakes he encountered in Mordor, though this clearly wasn't some small nuisance. From what he could make out, many of his allies were down or fleeing from it, and he noted with slight fear that the foe was near as big as he.
Both options were perilous, it appeared, as they seemed to be equally tailored against his form. So, he decided, why not test out his rather new abilities? Focusing, Daugo worked on conjuring great blasts of flame, one being completely around the nasty creature, while he situated the other, regretfully, in the midst of the horde of Giants. He gained no pleasure from it, but something had to be done about that army.