Bolin is considerably less deadly as he launches into the fight, dodging out of the way of his first assailant with a muted yelp, and essentially fairy dancing his way away from his attackers to get to an empty cage sitting on the ground. Once he's got his hands on it, he starts a counterattack: melting the metal in to one smooth piece that he then breaks up and sends flying towards the evildoers. The metal pieces wrap around their hands and feet before crashing into the ground in quick succession, effectively trapping them.
There's no anger or malice to Bolin as he makes his way through the room, just focus and method. He doesn't expend any energy trying to hurt the men either, simply winding ropes of metal around them to snuff out the flames of their fighting spirit. Capturing animals is an awful thing, but Bolin doesn't see any signs of abuse, so he's going to give this troupe the benefit of the doubt for now.
When it looks like Kija doesn't need his assistance in the fight anymore, Bolin turns his attention to the cage, frowning and wondering what the best way to get these animals back to where they belong is. If they just let them all out, there's no telling where they might run off to, or if they're smart enough to find their way back home. ]
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Bolin is considerably less deadly as he launches into the fight, dodging out of the way of his first assailant with a muted yelp, and essentially fairy dancing his way away from his attackers to get to an empty cage sitting on the ground. Once he's got his hands on it, he starts a counterattack: melting the metal in to one smooth piece that he then breaks up and sends flying towards the evildoers. The metal pieces wrap around their hands and feet before crashing into the ground in quick succession, effectively trapping them.
There's no anger or malice to Bolin as he makes his way through the room, just focus and method. He doesn't expend any energy trying to hurt the men either, simply winding ropes of metal around them to snuff out the flames of their fighting spirit. Capturing animals is an awful thing, but Bolin doesn't see any signs of abuse, so he's going to give this troupe the benefit of the doubt for now.
When it looks like Kija doesn't need his assistance in the fight anymore, Bolin turns his attention to the cage, frowning and wondering what the best way to get these animals back to where they belong is. If they just let them all out, there's no telling where they might run off to, or if they're smart enough to find their way back home. ]