The Beacons

Dark Stomp: With immense physical strength comes great potential to perform amazing feats. Combining his magic power and sheer might, the Minotaur jumps five meters into the air and shoots back down, causing a huge shock wave in the vicinity, knocking mages off balance, and possibly tripping any that may be around. If this attack does hit dead-on, it will shatter a bone. Anything below an S-Rank shield or equivalent will also shatter.

Shadow Bull's Rage: Voolvurk will automatically cast this once half of his total hp has gone down. He will go completely mad and yell at the top of his lungs before going into a frenzy. His total speed will triple and increase his physical strength drastically as well. To compare this to a situation, he will basically appear as a huge blur whenever he moves, appearing at his target location in the blink of an eye. Downsides of using this is that the bull is much more reckless, cannot use other spells, and will be stunned for a post after the duration is over, in which it cannot attack nor block. The duration for this spell is three post.

The Reckoning: Oh man, good luck to those who couldn't defeat Voolvurk while he was stunned from "Shadow Bull's Rage", because once the stun is over, and he hasn't been defeated, this spell will activate. All shadows in a 50 meter radius are controlled by him and can be used against his opponent. If and when The Dark Minotaur brings his opponents shadows to life, they will need to fight themselves, basically, on top of the Minotaur himself. These "shadow" clones are the same rank and have the same spells as whoever they came from.

Lightning Flash: Lightning flash is a very simple spell that allows him to disappear and reappear at his target location in a bright burst of electricity. He can do so twice per post within B rank burst range.

Electrical Current: This is a passive spell that Eibon has. He is basically a living current, just waiting for something for his electricity to pass through. When he attacks anything with his fists, legs, body parts in general, a strong current is sent through that body part and into the target, drastically increasing the damage of the attack. This translates to each of his physical attacks doing S-Ranked spells worth of damage. Every third attack, however, he needs a post to recharge before his attacks are charged again. So, for example, he will attack, attack, recharge, attack, attack, recharge. During the recharge posts, his attacks will deal as much damage as a normal punch from an S-Ranked martial arts master, and against a magic shield, that isn't much.

Thunder Spirit: He uses this spell when he is five S-Ranked spells away from being defeated. For the remainder of the fight, Eibon turns into his true and terrible form as the lightning spirit. While he is in this form, the lightning from the island begins crackled down in the area you are in, significantly upping the chances of being struck for H-Ranked damage and a post of subsequent immobilization. The old man's body will go unconscious while the real Eibon appears before your group, as a huge concentration of electricity and plasma. While in this form, he can freely use lightning flash up to three times in one post and shoots out large bolts of lightning from his hands that deal an H-Ranked spell worth of damage twice per post. This form is highly unstable and he will explode in 5 posts if not defeated before then, creating a huge explosion that deals an H+-Rank's worth of damage, but "kills" him in the process, reactivating the beacon.

Stone Dome: Suhpheero, being the massive rock golem that it is, is known for its "tankiness", like most rock or mineral-based mages. This is its most powerful shield that is unable to be pierced even by spells intended to do just that and is able to take 4 S-Ranked spells worth of damage before cracking and shattering. It is also immune to lightning and fire magic. "Stone Dome" will deactivate to gather more rock for one post every 3 posts, offering a narrow window of weakness.

Rock Tomb: After taking 10 S-Ranked spells worth of damage, Suhpheeroh will begin to use this offensive spell. By slamming on the ground below with both of his front legs, random boulders will form from the field and will float up a few feet into the air before being tossed towards the enemy mages. Every time this spell is cast, ten boulders are created and launched. The boulders themselves deal H rank damage each, but their travel path is easily predicted, as they only move in a linear fashion. Each boulder can take one H-Ranked spells worth of damage before being destroyed and can be used for defense as well as offense.

Mineral Skin: Suhpheero will cast this every time one of the cracks fully compromised and that portion of his body has shattered. For two posts, the massive tortoise of stone known as Suhpheero remains immovable and stationary, much like a statue. What it is doing is hardening its skin and regenerating some of its lost material to repair and the stone affected by attacks on the cracks. While the spell is active, the durability of the boss increases to 5 S-Ranked spells worth of damage, and if the two posts go by without the "barrier" being broken, the portion of his body will regenerate and attacks on the weak spots will have to start over.

Eight-Wave Bash: Raising two of its tentacles up high into the air, Octomonato bashes them down with immense force onto its prey four times, hence its name. This will do one of two things depending on where the monster is slapping its tentacles down. If in the water, it will create eight tidal waves that will each deal A-Ranked spells worth of damage each. Or, if hit directly by the tentacles, they will each deal S-Ranked spells worth of damage onto whatever shield or ship they hit. It is possible to interrupt this attack, however. The opponents facing the huge mollusk must break one of the tentacles before it even reaches the water, then, the thing will recoil and be stunned for a post, incapable of blocking or dodging attacks.

Hyper Propulsion: Swimming down to the depths of the bay, Octomonato will charge up all the energy it possibly can in its tentacles and burst forward at a speed that would slightly surpass mach one. This Hyper Propulsion maneuver will deal 2 H-Ranked spells worth of damage to whatever it hits and is guaranteed to shatter a bone that is directly hit by this massive force. If the monster itself has an odd number of tentacles left, it cannot use this ability. It will use it often while it can before it loses yet more limbs to the mages trying to get it sunk for good.

Frenzy: After losing half of its tentacles, the king's fight or flight mechanism will kick in, and he's definitely not going to be swimming away from this particular encounter. It will begin to turn a slight red color before spewing gallons upon gallons of ink at once, turning the entire bay's water into a midnight black color. From out of the ink, the remaining tentacles will attempt to wrap around your ship and/or you. If you get grabbed, you will be crushed for an H+-Ranked spells worth of damage before being tossed onto shore, where the final fight with the monstrosity will take place. However, if you were smart enough to take a boat, it is at this point where it will break and you will have to improvise to defeat the "King of the Seas". You will swim 50% slower in the tar that you normally do and Octomonato can now shoot out spikes, similar to that of the Mama Squid that deal 1 S-Ranked spells worth of damage each. This "spike shooting" ability has a three post cooldown, but every swing of its tentacles deals H-Ranked spells worth of damage now, be wary, it's almost defeated.

Web Shot: Fenrokacious points both her palms towards her opponent and shoots out very sticky webs that are capable of immobilizing anyone it hits for a single post before evaporating. While you are immobilized, the arachnid will charge at you or with all her strength to deal 3 S-Ranked spells worth of damage to your still body. The webbing takes two S-Ranked spells worth of damage to break, and she is very fond of trying to snag her opponents. Try not to become her lunch.

Poisoned Strikes: The Black Widow will always have poisoned stored in her body for when she lands a physical strike on her prey, you. If and when she lands a solid physical attack with her claws or talons, which is all she ever attacks with except for her spells, poison will be injected into your bloodstream, which takes at least 1 H-Ranked spell's worth of healing to get out of your system. Otherwise, you will begin to feel nauseous and lose magic power at an alarming rate of 10% per post. Everything will be spinning as you get dizzier and dizzier. It seems she's trying to liquify your insides for her later slurping pleasure. When she releases her poison, it will take her three posts to store up enough to use again.

Spider Queen: After taking 10 S-Ranked Spells worth of damage, she, like many other bosses, will go into overdrive. Two legs will sprout from her back, one pointing to her left side, one pointing to her right before she kneels down and surrounds herself in a cocoon that is able to take 5 H-Ranked spells worth of damage and is anti-piercing as well. If destroyed, she will be stunned for a single post before fighting and attacking like usual. Or, if it isn't destroyed within a post, she will emerge as a giant black widow, hence the name. In this form, her strength will double and her speed will halve. To finally squash this bug, you will need 10 more S-Ranked spells worth of damage to be inflicted on her, but if you broke the cocoon, it will only be 5 S-Ranked spells.

Ice-Make Battlefield: This is the first spell that Trensolime will cast upon seeing your party approach him. He will place his hands on the floor and call out the spell. Then a huge blizzard will engulf the entire pillar where you will be fighting him, causing limited vision for anyone without the power to see through something like this. Furthermore, the temperature will drop to -40 degrees Celsius, completely freezing any water unless it's of magical nature, in which case it will simply lower the rank of the spell by one. If the spell is D-Ranked, then it will be completely frozen and negated. During this time, Trensolime has the upper hand, as all his spells are upped a single rank and you will get frostbite when cut and just generally lose 10% HP per post while inside the blizzard. With frostbite, your limb will slowly degrade unless immediately healed. Knocking Trensolime over will disrupt this spell, giving you a reprieve until he is able to cast it again.

Ice-Make Orca: One of Trensolime's signature spells, the Ice-Make Orca is known throughout the world of the maker mages and if generally accepted as one of the strongest creations known so far. When he was still known as a good guy, he entered his Orca in one of the annual contest where maker mages come from all over the world to show off what creations they've developed to be judged by the audience. Ice-Make Orca won every time after its debut in one of those shows. It's not just grace that won the audience over, but also it's power that captivated them. If it's fighting on dry land, it will essentially treat the landscape as though it were water, and, to put it simply, swim through the landscape to fight, causing untold damage on the environment and those it slams into. It's going to take 7 S-Ranked spells worth of damage to take it down, double if Ice-Make Battlefield is active. Every attack from it does 2 S-Ranked spells worth of damage, also doubled during the spell prior. Orca will defend its master at all costs, taking hits if it has to.

Ice-Make Labyrinth: The other of The Master Maker's signature spells, this one is a static spell, unlike Orca. He will only use this once he's an S-Ranked spells worth of damage away from being killed. Think of it as his last-ditch effort, the one that is supposed to defeat his enemies, and should it fail, he knows he will be killed at their hands. Placing his hands up in the sky, he roars out the name of this spell, creating an immense labyrinth that spans the entirety of the pillar that you have been fighting on. Each of the walls in unbreakable and there is a roof, so no flying. Your only hope is to split up through the labyrinth to increase your chances of finding him. For every post that passes by that you search, you will begin to slowly freeze into a human-sized popsicle, occasionally becoming unable to move. Of course, some factors are taken into account. For instance, if you are an ice or fire mage, this will not affect you, as you have an internal resistance to the cold. Though, if you are a water or plant mage, you will freeze faster. Don't think just wandering around this ice maze is all he has in store, though. All types of enemies on the island will start spawning out from the walls at random and in varying amounts, making it harder to find your way out if not kill you altogether. The four walls of the maze are also littered with ice traps such as pitfalls, spikes, ice saws, ice arrows, etc. When and if you make it out and find him, he will be too tired to put up much of a fight, and once killed, the labyrinth will disappear and any frozen allies will unfreeze.

Chaos Control: Harnessing all the dark and light energy it has within the belly of the beast, it creates a huge spherical zone in a 5-meter radius of itself, which then freezes time within the field for a single post. Though, when the post is over, the entire frozen area will disappear. This is because time isn't meant to be frozen, so the universe just deletes the field and whatever is in it, except for living entities, which thankfully includes the dragon and your party. The field itself is active for a whole post and the dragon can attack you at will. Luckily, there will be a sign when it's about to use "Chaos Control". Saphagane will roar loudly into the sky while pointing its head up, then it will promptly activate the spell. Only being out of range will save you from this spell. After it ends, it will take 5 posts to recharge.

Barrier of the Chaos Dragon: By gathering up as much magical energy that it possibly can, it begins to glow a dim white, similar to the corona of the sun. The glow emanates from the scales and is caused by a magical barrier created from the magical energy that shouldn't exist, chaos. Because of the nature of the magic, any single spell of H-Rank or lower rank will be immiediately dispelled. It must be hit it with two perfectly timed S-Ranked spells simultaneously in order for the shield to be destroyed, and once it is, Saphagane is stunned for a single post.

Roar of the Chaos Dragon: This is the most devastating, and irregular roar ever developed by a dragon in history. This is the same roar that split the whole island, earning it the name Divide Island to begin with. The roar is a beam with a width of 10 meters and a height of 650 meters, which creates an enormous wall of the mix between light and darkness. No matter your rank or HP total, the spell will do what it does best and divide, thus taking half your HP if you don't dodge or dispel this attack. None are safe from this chaotic blast since it easily blasts through even anti-piercing shields like they are nothing. This is by far the most devastating attack in the arsenal of the Chaos Dragon. The sound of the roar itself deafens all that hear it for a post, as well as throws the magical power within mages into chaos for a 10% MP burn per post.[/color]