Ichabod Crane has nothing on Barbarossa; even without his head, the unlike King of Dipan has been burning people to cinders for centuries. Limstella may have very impressive magical resistances, but the sheer might of Calamity Blast can overcome even the strongest of defenses while ignoring counters. And unfortunately for the morph, her resistances may be great, but her HP is paltry. With such a large damage advantage, Barbarossa to confident that Limstella will soon just be ash on his boots. Maybe if he performs well enough, he can track down Lenneth in Godlike and get help getting that head back on his shoulders properly!
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No head, no dignity, no farewells. King Barbarossa went through a series of meaningless ordeals for a foolish sense of pride and defiance - things that Limstella all but ignores, brutally aware of her disposable nature. Regardless of her soulless nature, though, the sorceress will fight with all her might. Limstella possesses the gelid magick of Fimbulvetr to counter the deceived king's roaring flames. Calamity Blast will become a gentle breeze when faced with the ice fortress created by this tome. Furthermore, Barbarossa's armor may keep him protected from swords and arrows, but it's highly vulnerable to magic. Limstella's victory is all but guaranteed.
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