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q: "simoy", as in, breeze. it summons a wind elemental spirit to push enemies either left or right, front or back. you can settle the wind spirit in one area to be activated later, or instantly summon it in case an enemy jumps you. there's two charges for them and the push is seven meters. c: "tabi-tabi" in the philippines, we believe that we to have to say tabi-tabi po when going through forests or mounds because a duwende or a ninuno might be there. in this case, that's kind of it. the lakan will offer treats to the duwende to summon it in a certain area, so that when an enemy (or enemies) passes by it's radius, it pulls them down, slowing them before giving them extreme nausea (so, basically, like concussing) e: their signature move is called "bayani" this is for sure. they have a dagger that they use to form a sigil, activating a shield big enough to protect themselves from attacks coming from the direction the lakan is facing. it lasts for ten seconds (can be deactivated) and is good for aggressive or defensive pushes, and it has a forty second cooldown, so they use it and it will be available to use after the cooldown. x: "muni-muni" to meditate or to be in extreme focus. lose the ability to see the world around you but be able to summon tikbalangs, who have a whopping health of one hundred as they find, attack and trample any enemies they see. the lakan is helpless in their focused state but once the tikbalangs are killed, there will be trails of obvious hoofprints able to be tracked down until their place of death, where we hope the enemy is still terrified of what they've just seen. how many number of enemies still alive would summon the same amount of uncontrollable, bloodthirsty tikbalangs. despite their wild rage, their tunnel of vision is considerably smaller than the agents, so if you're smart enough, you have a chance of winning against them. the ult lasts for a good forty seconds, or until the last tikbalang dies and the lakan's reverted to their mortal form.
Lugnut, how do you become objects?