As cool as Lea's fire and chakrams were, what he'd had to go through to get them was very much not worth it. But that was neither here nor there.

Whether the creature understood the taunt or not someone kicking sand at it's still functional eye definitely caught its attention, and it lurched awkwardly in Dyme's direction, still snarling. Lea took the opportunity to dismiss his chakrams and instead summon up a large fireball, which he launched at the monster's blind side. The fireball struck home and the creature let out another roar of pain. But this time the sound faded out as the creature's legs buckled and it collapsed in the sand, one side a scorched and burned mess. It twitched for a moment, its breathing labored, but soon it lay still. It clearly wasn't getting up again.

Lea approached cautiously anyway, just to be sure, seemingly a bit out of breath himself. "You alright?", he asked Dyme.