[spoiler]They're moves on the same level, except I just make mine a tad bit more in-depth. If anything, Songblade does more damage. Hollow Point rounds are made to break and expand within your flesh to create a larger exit wound; Songblade basically does that with a single slash. The crystals that would detonate within a human's flesh would essentially become a miniature shotgun blast inside someone. With what you just did, you just shredded a bunch of my internal organs with the amount of crystals that detonated within me. Not to mention the electricity, which would probably kill a regular man by itself if this wasn't RP. So in response, only a god could survive your move as well. And to be fair napalm would burn and cause agonizing pain, but not kill you immediately from those slashes. Songblade is basically a sword equipped with Hollow Point slashes (if it existed). TL;DR: Songblade is actually more deadlier than Razorblaze with a single cut because it -blam!-s up internal organs.[/spoiler] [b]With your series of slashes and attacks, each of the crystal lattices grow inside Phoenix's flesh and explode, sending dozens upon dozens of glass-like remnants through his body. They are like electric shotgun shells that grind through his bones and organs alike. One eventually takes off a chunk of flesh (where you launched your magma attack) revealing a broken rib [i]jutting out of Phoenix's stomach.[/i][/b] [quote]Goddamn... Ah... Shit, holy shit man...[/quote] [b]He eventually parries one of your blows with his flaming katana. Following through with an upwards riposte motion, the wounded swordsman stabs two ceramic Kunai knives into the arm (holding Phoenix) and twists them both. [/b]