Status
865
Status
347
2-5
47
Resistances
Weak
[x1.5]
Ineff.
[x0.5]
Normal
[x1]
Weak
[x1.5]
Endure
[x0.75]
Normal
[x1]
Fatal
[x2]
Normal
[x1]
Endure
[x0.75]
Ineff.
[x0.5]
Stagger Threshold
20% (69)
level: 45
4
+9
3
+4
SKILL 3
3
+7
3
+5
SKILL 6
When the Telephone Pole is hit, inflict 2 electricshock on the attacker this turn.
At 5+ dogthunder, all Parts will inflict 3 electricshock on the attacker, starting next turn.
(Lasts until dogthunder reaches 0.)
When hit by a Sloth attack, the amount of electricshock inflicted is halved. (Rounded up.)
At 5+ dogthunder, all Parts will inflict 3 electricshock on the attacker, starting next turn.
(Lasts until dogthunder reaches 0.)
When hit by a Sloth attack, the amount of electricshock inflicted is halved. (Rounded up.)
PASSIVE
While the telephone pole isn’t broken, gain 1 dogthunder after an attack.
Whenever the telephone pole is hit by an attack, lose 1 dogthunder.
Whenever the telephone pole is hit by an attack, lose 1 dogthunder.
PASSIVE
When the telephone pole is Staggered or Broken, lose all dogthunder.
All attacks of Alleyway Watchdog will then be canceled for the turn.
All attacks of Alleyway Watchdog will then be canceled for the turn.
PASSIVE
Story
I will describe my impressions of the encounter with this. It has the appearance of three dark-furred wolves stitched together in a delicate operation. No, there may have been more, as it possessed more than three mouths. Atop the canine heads was the figure of a person, charred beyond recognition. Though a combustion of that degree normally would have reduced such a figure to ashes, its form was as solid as it could be, its muscles even showing motion. In addition, a heap of wooden telephone poles are lodged into the wolves' body as stakes would a prisoner. They seem to periodically emit electricity, but I couldn't fathom through what means they were able to do so. Such is all I have to say.
I had an opportunity to engage it in combat. It ran at me, galloping in a possessed motion. Its visage was a far cry from a hound commanded to battle or a beast yearning to feed itself. Running at me may have been its only choice. I saw a purple arc of electricity sprint across its back. Which reminded me of animals tested under similar conditions in the laboratory. Using electric stimuli, those animals were made to move as some other being intended. It made me wonder if the same is happening to this creature. While its claws hurt me gravely, I felt an ounce of pity for it as well. Such is all I have to say.
It had a thunderous roar. To describe it in more detail, it gathered bolts of lightning as if all the storms and thunders in the world struck it at once, so it wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that its roar has a thunderous property. Naturally, I was able to identify the source of its electricity. This creature was like a living battery. Collecting lightning in its body, it used the power to fuel itself. Alas, its usage of the lightning's energy was not for a self-motivated purpose such as pursuit of strength; the accumulated electric forces appeared to dictate its motion, giving me the impression that it was the will of the sky that it followed. While drawing up such thoughts, Miss Faust reminded me that it's not right to have such impressions of Abnormalities. Thus, I conclude the log here lest it becomes too sentimental.
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