Teucer shows off some quick thinking skills and manages to take down one of the fire elementals. The armor he is wearing is pretty ideal for dealing with fire. It's got three layers to it: a padded quilted under layer, a layer of chain mail, and an outer layer of leather. Both the leather and the cloth padding give him a bit of heat resistance (think like a blacksmith's apron layered over an oven mitt). His hands are still probably burned but not to the point that he's incapacitated or couldn't hold on long enough to get the critter in the water tank.

replies:

re yamilink: thanks ^_^

re silverdragon1: coincidence win!

re Clouds.Of.Rabbits: Luckily Teddy's a pretty together guy. Out of the trio he's the least likely to forget something.

re Kadtie:also things are about to get rather cold, and a frostbitten Drake might not be the most entertaining character.

re ApolloZani: thank you so much ^_^

re Skittsue: gonna try to speed things up for the next couple of pages ^_^

re StellaFrost: maybe if they had a second form that was less dangerous, like a cat or dog. then you could keep them around without destroying things accidentally.

re Azhtann: Your landlord might not dare to say a thing (although after a few days they might not be your landlord anymore due to a lack of building)

I'll admit, I had to read Dai's comments to realize that he was dunking the Fire-Dragon into a water tank. Maybe if the 6th and 7th panels showed more of the water? I knew he threw water at the Elemental, but assumed he was just wrestling with it afterwards.

So I know the elemental was spreading chaos and killing soldiers and terrorizing innocents and all, but I still don't like that guy. I'm sure he's nice enough in the right situation, just not to non-humans and people who are different.

So how did those Elementals get there? I must've missed it.

hes killing it!?! id think it would hurt just being so close to those things

Let us hold a moment of silence for the poor, dead elemental. Lost when the sun of its life was barely risen. We shall remember it fondly, and call it Fluffy.