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An enemy immune to earth poses a unique challenge to Eileen, the First Lady of Toran and wielder of powerful Earth magic. Fortunately for her, earth immunity merely gives her opponent a small chance. With her huge advantage in speed, Eileen will pound Vivi mercilessly with her surprisingly good physical. Her magic defence will easily protect her from any inaccurate status her foe will throw at her, and if he tries to go for a win via damage, Eileen can simply cast Copper Flesh to become invincible for as long as she needs to finish the black mage off. Eileen is going to prove she was misranked, and a friend of Zidane would make a very deserving victim. |
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Facing a stately First Lady, Vivi is ready to show the word - and his opponent - the power of youth. Normally, the black mage's tactics would be along the lines of blasting his foes with massive explosions until they disappear. In Eileen's case, though, she can block damage for as long as Vivi could dish it out. But this hardly stops him! A few shots of Death or Sleep will easily secure this match for the dimunitive wizard, and not even Eileen's powerful defensive spells could stop him. On the other hand, Vivi can easily laugh off Eileen's offensive Earth magic with his Gaia Gear. Vivi's shown his power in Middle before, and that was no accident! |
Cmdr_King The arena was positively swelling with energy. Partly because Vivi has one of the biggest followings in the multiverse. Mostly because Eileen looks far too young to have a child Sheena's age and possesses a classic beauty. Several reports state that the 'pervert bubble' was the sight of several lightning-induced burns, the young Lepant apparently taking exception to the activities of his cohorts in this case. The Matriarch of the Lepant clan, however, took one look at her opponent and forfeited, apparently unwilling to take up arms against a child. Having several children of his own, one can assume Vivi isn't actually a child, but this apparently isn't public knowledge, much to his advantage. Eileen: 18 |
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