Barioth Vs. Gigi Narration

Barioth Vs. Gigi

     Out of all the battles I have witnessed, this battle has been, so far, the most profound and ridiculous. It is a battle which happened in the caves of the snowy mountains near the Moga coast, a battle of epic proportions. The picture above was painted by a hunter by the name of Segago, who was laughing the most out of my audience to whom I told this battle to. And so the… "battle" begins.

     I was studying the caves of the snowy mountain. More specifically, I was checking their mineral composition as well as the Acid/Base level found on the surface of the wall. Of course, in caves like these, Gigginox like to lay their eggs. The gigis were around alright but all I needed to do was throw a slab of meat somewhere and off they go; I wasn't being bothered at all… yet. I had thrown the meat where I lit one of the lanterns so I could see where they all were.
     Apparently, one was on the opposite side of me, and to it, I was a closer target. He wound up and leapt towards me as I leaned forward to look at the cave walls. It landed face…mouth first onto the icy ground. I took out a test tube and poured a solution onto the wall. The Gigi wound up again and launched itself towards me but missed again as I followed the liquid down the wall. If anything, it didn't know how to give up. It tried again but this time I grabbed it and threw it over to the meat where the rest of its siblings were.
     I was about to turn back when I felt a gust of wind blowing through the tunnels, then the roar of a Barioth. Immediately, I took out Narok and Rikota and scaled the icy walls until I was well hidden in the darkness. I noticed that the Gigis were also scurrying away, all except one. I noticed it was the same one that tried to attack me. It was still hungrily feasting on the piece of meat that I had thrown earlier.
     It then hit me that the smell of raw meat was what attracted the Barioth here. I simply decided to remain up there until he left, assuming I wouldn't be stuck up there for too long. Soon enough, the white wyvern's shape began to emerge and approached the meat, but stopped when it saw a wiggling white Gigi attached to it.
     It cocked its head to the side before swatting it away. It then proceeded to start eating. I was honestly more concerned about the Barioth than the Gigi but I still glanced at it. It was unhurt but maybe frustrated. It start inching towards the meat once again and when it got close, it leapt to have some meat. However it only ate rock, as the Barioth moved the meat away from the Gigi.
     It was definitely ticked off. This time, instead of going for the meat, it launched itself onto the Barioth itself, latching itself onto its tail. The barioth didn't even so much as flinch before flicking its tail and throwing the Gigi against the wall. It let out a small squelch as it hit the wall and fell to the floor. It didn't stay down long and it started to inch towards it again. Though this time I didn't jump it just slipped between it arms until it was right below the Barioth.
     It took a while for the Barioth to notice but it eventually looked down and immediately started to freak out. I couldn't see because I was above them, but I'm guessing that the Gigi leapt at its face…. Sure enough, there was something white and wiggling on its face. It began thrashing blindly shaking its head violently to get it off. Eventually it got too close to a wall and ended up smashing its own head against the hard wall of the cave, but it did its job and the Gigi flew off.
     It have to say it seemed rather embarrassing that a Barioth would engage in a full-on fight with a insignificant whelp of a Gigi, but if he wants to dish it out on him who am I to stop it. The Barioth took its stance and gave out a loud roar. The shockwave from the roar was enough to send the Gigi flying again. The Barioth began creeping towards the Gigi who was struggling to get right-side up.
     By the time the Gigi was up, the Barioth was right over it and lunged for the kill. Of course, he only ended up biting air as the Gigi slid backwards, dodging the bite. This time, the Barioth swung his claws at the Gigi but didn't see the stalagmite near him and ended up scratching his own arm. By the time the Barioth recovered, the Gigi was now on top of the stalagmite and jumped on his back and dug its teeth into his backside.
     I have to say for a blob of muscle, digestive tracts, and teeth, this Gigi was pretty smart……if there ever was such a thing as a smart Gigi…. Anywho, to the Barioth the Gigi was somewhere unreachable and so jumped back and slammed itself into the cave wall in hopes to kill it. Unfortunately for him, the sudden jump backwards made the Gigi fall off and that alone would have been enough. It must have knocked the breath out of it because it had trouble getting up.
     The Gigi seemed to lose interest…that is whatever interest it had… if any… on the Barioth and started to make its way back to the meat. But the Barioth just would not give up. I half-freaked out as it took a stance and made that mini-tornado in the cave. I almost lost my grip but the Gigi sure lost his. For a while it flew around in a circle before finally escaping the vortex and landing on the Barioth…. If I said he was clever then he was also lucky.
     Again the Barioth started to flail its head to get it off. This time instead of using the wall he used his own claws. Oh sure, he got the Gigi off, but ended up scratching himeself. By now I was wonder what was more unbelievable, a smart Gigi or a stupid Barioth… either seems kinda far-fetched. If this fight went on for any longer, I think I would have fell from the ceiling, either from lack of stamina or from laughter…your call.

Normal Ending
     The Gigi went after the meat again. The Barioth lifted his claws into the air and killed it, took the meat, and left.

Epic Ending(www.youtube.com/watch?v=7tu5zn…  o.O read in epic slow voice).
     The Gigi desperate to feast in the blood of the meat, once again began his journey towards his meal. However, from behind, the snowy Barioth, his eyes glowing with hatred, set out to kill the whelp. Without wasting movment, he drew his hand high in the air to smite down upon the insolent whelp who would dare attack a full-grown wyvern.
     The universe slowed down as all eyes stared at this decisive moment, as the winter air froze time and space. As the clawed hand of the Barioth drew ever closer to the unsuspecting Gigi, the air displaced by his claws all screamed in warning to the Gigi, whose attention was too fixed upon the glorious feast before him, unaware of the clawed doom that was drawing ever close to his miniscule body. The fire of the lantern panicked, flickering left and right, vainly trying to leave their nests to somehow change the inevitable. The ice on the walls all looked intently, reflecting the murderous scene upon their faces. The Barioth gave a sinister grin as his paws drew ever closer to its mark, thinking upon the feast which he thought was rightfully his.
     The gigi suddenly aware of the looming shadow above him, stopped to turn around and faced his doom. Realizing his fate, he tried to escape the claws of death without much avail. The blood-sharp claws of the barioth pierced the Gigi's white skin, tainting the floor with the whelp's blood. But the claw did not stop and proceeded to tear the Gigi into pieces. The gigi's life force began to escape into the mountain air through his open wounds and became naught when the claw of the barioth and the icy ground extinguished the last of his life.
     The murderous deed done, the Barioth looked up at the cavern ceiling and gave a roar for the millions. Looking with satisfaction upon the decimated body of the gigi and the meat feast ahead of him, he stepped forward to his prize, each step, sending cries of "murder!", from the winter air. But, taking no heed, the Barioth took his prize into his jaws, and left the icy cavern. Even outside, the snow ran rampart, howling of the deed committed. However, unable to do anything, they parted way as the Barioth extended his wings and pierced the blizzard into the icy unknown.