"I see… so magic ‘runs out’ for you, hm? I’ll be sure to have some elixirs for you in the future." After Ingus had explained himself, Hope’s ire had calmed down. He thought the other was doing some odd training regimen rather than having an accidental run in with a behemoth. "They’re number 3 of toughest beasts. After Adamantortoise and Long gui. It’s always best to have two or more people when facing either of those. Long Gui…I personally recommend 3, and to avoid it at all costs." He sits by him as he touches his wounds with a healing hand.
"I remember when I first ran into those…except there were six of us, and Lightning and Fang were all over it, and Snow blocked the blows really well." He’s growing nostalgic talking about it. His hand gingerly trails along the bruises and cuts, closing them and recovering them as if he was never banged up by a Behemoth from the beginning.
Ingus chuckled lightly in spite of himself. “Your adamantoise must be very different than ours. The ones on our world could be felled by a small band of neophytes with a Blizzard spell. We beat them casually with the blessing of one crystal. Now, I have the blessing of four. I could probably end one with a headbutt now.”
He stayed still and quiet as the other’s hands trailed along his bare torso, shuddering with then ran along his shoulders. The gentle touch certainly managed to haze his mind. What was worse, he didn’t mind. “I-I… I was trying to say something… O-oh… right. In my world, adamantoise are not very difficult, behemoth do not stand or remove their horns, and I do not even believe we have long gui. And I recommend four, for most battles, anyway.”
"Are they small?" He asks as he gives Ingus a moment to recollect himself. He wondered if the other was dazed from the fight of a foreign and very evolved Behemoth. "The ones here are gigantic, and Long Gui are elder Adamantoise capable of many feats such as Ultima and quick recovery of their massive legs. We had to keep breaking them in order to defeat that massive magnificent creature. Just doing so created an earthquake of great caliber every time, I even broke my bones fighting along side everyone, but of course I healed it to get back up. In fact, I broke my leg three times in that one battle and my hip twice. "
Ingus has so many injuries... and he's still just working on his upper body. A airy chuckle slips when he noticed his shoulders are freckled... Adorable. His thumb rubbed against them, and that was when he felt the knots and tensity in his shoulders. Without a second thought, the palm of his hand rolled the muscles into working it out.
"This further proves Titans role in the world, then. The majority of the human race lives on this floating continent, other life forms ruled the roost on pulse. Adamantoise and Behemoths must've gotten the opportunity to evolve into the state they are in my world... fascinating. I do wonder where they got the standing thing from, but it sure benefits them either way."