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Kaileena regardless of if she was knocked or not, the fact remains as the fact itself was primarily told on the principle of The Dahaka having the ability to absorb it still remains impressive because in both endings the fact was Kaileena is absolutely powerful against the Dahaka and the Dahaka absorbs the Prince who actually defeated Kaileena so it doesn`t make the feat itself questionable or less impressive.
You're slightly missing the point, Kaileenais powerful but she was unable to utilize her abilities to defend herself in that instance and therefore the absorption feat counts as little as I had exampled with my Superman/Kryptonite reference. I also never saw the Dahaka absorb the Prince, but only the medallion so these feats are null and void to back up the claim of him being able to absorb the Slender-Man.
Not really, also your forgetting about the other ending, I will repost it to reemphasize this clear and undeniable fact of a point. Kaileena in THAT ending could not defend herself because obviously with what ensued with the Prince but it doesn`t mean she would be ABLE TO the Prince bested her and even he`s powerless to the Dahaka, nonetheless in the proper and more primitive ending that I have been highlighting, Kaileena was in fact powerless as she couldn`t do a thing to the Dahaka. The Dahaka can and has absorbed the Prince multiple times lol, I have the game you cannot even challenge the Dahaka you are instantly absorbed. Also during the storyline the Prince is absorbed TWICE when wearing the Mask of the Wraith and when as his normal self with no hope of escape.
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Not really, due to the fact that my point was the Dahaka managed to absorb the time energies within the Medallion and he did so after absorbing Kaileena, you`re missing the main mind of the message. The point is the Dahaka has shown another consistent and signature feat of ABSORPTION and only that, this ability will be the reason for his winning against Slenderman also you further my point onto a particular path because the wearer who is the Prince couldn`t even bestthe Dahaka with those abilities in any scenario whether it involves the endings or not.
That argument is under the assumption that the energies behind the medallion actually repelled which wasn't stated nor indicated in the slightest, but absorbing Kaileena would boost the Dahaka's abilities so that also implies that Kaileena's power contributed to the Dahaka's ease if the medallion truly resisted.
Your entirely missing my point once again, my point and my point only is that the Medallion despite what the Dahaka had absorbed previously, was and has been absorbed now your making up fantasies as much as you are fallacies. There is nothing indicating that the Dahaka was boosted or attributed power by that of Kaileena, even the Prince himself confirmed as he admitted that the Dahaka is completing his job which is to absorb everything in the timelines, EVERYTHING. The Medallion did not resist, the Dahaka was only returning back to the original timeline as he had no business or place in capturing the Prince, he was summoned back to the timeline. Even during the earlier parts of the game, The Dahaka has absorbed many forms of things so your point does not stand and neither is my point debunked its only obvious that his ability to absorb is as innate as it is as natural to him as his tendrils and other sand related abilities are. Also how does this exactly defend or counter against the point that the Slenderman wouldn`t be absorbed? I could easily reverse the perspective, proposition and position of point backwards, and say that the Slenderman can`t absorb the Dahaka cause he has no real feats (other than with humans) demonstrating the ability to absorb or manipulate sand creatures, or creatures who were born of the timeline.
I really don`t see the problem and why it would be immeasurably hard to perceive the perception of the Dahaka managing to capture Slenderman who can evade but not teleport to the extent like the Dahaka has shown, jump far distances and call upon tendrils to consume everything living as well as non-living. The Dahaka`s absorption feats were accomplished on a being who has the ability to change time completely (The Sand Wraith) the Empress who in the second ending couldn`t even do a thing to The Dahaka without the help of a plot device so he would of absorbed her anyway also you`re forgetting the fact that the Dahaka absorbs the Prince in-game which includes the Medallion he wears so you haven`t debunked or weakened my argument you have only added clarity with an attempted misconception. The same could be said about the Dahaka who is an embodiment of time itself, that alone is far more impressive and if the Dahaka can absorb time as well as affect all types of matter then I don`t see why the Slenderman would be an exception from the Dahaka`s punishments.
The Slender-Man has showcased the ability to teleport on a much wider scale of distance in both combat and non-combat, as opposed to the Dahaka's short linear teleportation which hardly compares to the Slender-Man's standard at all. I also fail to see the quality purpose of being able to jump great heights/distances against someone who can appear disappear from it's shockwave instantaneously.
I've been over the absorption feats, and absorbing someone of a certain power is irrelevant unless they have demonstrated resistance to being absorbed rather than an assumption based off of their abilities.
In a sense yes but it doesn`t limit or hinder the Dahaka actually the Dahaka being able to follow time itself across to the end of the whole word and timelines as well which includes believe it not, SPACE. I have no doubt that the Dahaka would find his way to the Slenderman it may be more annoying and taxing when in the comparison to the Prince but the ineitavble is in the Dahaka`s favor as well as behavior as is TIME itself. I put so much emphasis on that fact because it is that true. Has the Slenderman been able to traverse the timeline which encompasses all of space, time and reality like the Dahaka has? Has he been able to manipulate time and the sands themselves? It would be useful if the Slenderman decided to engage in raw as well as irrational forms of close combat in which The Dahaka could pursue him in a way that is more conventional in travel in which to battle him across the destinations. I doubt the Slenderman will always be utilizing teleportation and even if so, it wouldn`t make a difference it would only stall time and make his demise all the more tragic.
The same is said for Slenderman, and you have not proven that as any form of fact in regards to him not being absorbed into the Dahaka. Your only using the disjointed and assumptive logic of he wouldn`t be absorbed because the Dahaka had trouble absorbing Kaileena and the Medallion which is far from true. The Dahaka is not even a conventional creature, all of the Slenderman`s targets, preys, victims and interests have all been what they would call you and I, humans, even further more children why is that?
Not true by the definition we both would know that it is not exactly a no limits fallacy my point was that, the only way to harm or kill the Dahaka was by water and it was used as a plot device also the problem is not that the Dahaka can`t be killed, The Slenderman does possess the physical means to doing so because even the Prince as skilled, powerful and knowledgeable on time as he was couldn`t do a single thing without the aid of water and I don`t see how fire would harm The Dahaka because he`s pretty much immune to conventional forms of harm which is why the Prince runs away from him in the first place even if Slenderman can harm him with the fire, whose not to say the Dahaka wouldn`t just extinguish the flames with his dark energy?
It's not a no-limits fallacy by default, but it can be if you consistently suggest water is the only way of putting down the Dahaka because that may just be confined to his respected universe and restrictions but it doesn't apply to everything. There's no reason as to why the Slender-Man wouldn't be able to engulf the Dahaka in his strongest of flames, unless the Dahaka has shown a resistance to flammability rather than the speculative view that he's "just" immune to conventional forms of harm and how exactly has he used his dark energy before?
Its not and I haven`t used it neither have I utilized it for the construction of that context, its very critical as it is crucial to note considering that was the only thing displayed when in fighting against him all of the Prince`s powerful armories which includes Time was made and proved to be futile, I`m not trying to say or in anyway confirm that the Dahaka wouldn`t be harmed or challenged by that of the Slenderman but it is by that fact that we must acknowledge that the Slenderman not having water by his side will be a downfall whether we like it or not. The Dahaka has used his dark energy to engulf the world and as shown in the movie intro the Dahaka was using this same dark void energy to create forms of tornadoes and was surrounded by a deadly wind of dark energy that was engulfing the entire what it looked to be, town.
Besides, the Slender-Man has shrouded people in darkness before that has prevented means of escape, so it's not going to be a surprising maneuver for Slender-Man to encounter.
It doesn`t need to be and even if it were to be, the fact is the Dahaka uses it with more potency than having people inconveniently caught in a trap, he has it for the purpose of having people with no escape or hope but and plus the darkness actually crushes them also.
Well no matter where the Prince goes, the Dahaka is there to follow within all of time and he is a metaphysical being as well he sees through all kinds of matter. Also how can you be so sure when this ability was only used to the effective and reflectivity of having humans fooled? Its like saying this same ability would work well against Superman, Ichigo, and Goku when they see things that clothed as well as designed to operate on a extraordinarily inhuman plane of perception. The Dahaka has seen and been through the timeline that is far more impressive than any plane that the Slenderman has operated on also just because the Slenderman would attempt to hide himself it doesn`t mean he could save himself, as the Dahaka is a very ballistic and impatient being whose not to say he wouldn`t just cover the entire vicinity in darkness and tendrils?
That's because one of the Dahaka's purposes is to seal the fate of the Prince, not the Slender-Man as he is completely unaware of it's existence until it chooses to reveal itself and i'd like to see him able to see through all kinds of matter. I'm saying this ability could work, because there's nothing opposing Slender-Man's ability to disguise himself or literally turn invisible to the Dahaka's perceptions as the Dahaka has no listed feats suggesting he could see what is completely indiscernible in the first place. As I have repeated throughout the arguments: If A possesses no resistance to B's attack, then B can use his/her technique with little to no trouble depending on A's level of resistance.
Not exactly true, within the confines of the storyline yes but by nature as confirmed by Kaileena the Dahaka is there to seal the fate of the Prince but also GUARD THE TIMELINE, it is evidently true to any being or creature and it won`t stop the Dahaka from destroying Slenderman if he guards the timeline then he is by default a friend and form of the timeline. The Dahaka does see through different types of matter, he sees through the timeline which was even described by the Prince as being not normal to the conventions of real-raw reality and how do we know that the timeline in and out of itself is not indiscernible? If he can see through time, space, reality and etc, then what`s stopping him from spotting Slenderman especially since he acts out with his amazing senses following where time, where it leads him? Did you know that no matter, where, what or when the Dahaka is always found to be in past, present and future even across all of reality so it wouldn`t matter in any sense of the word. Also there is no form of ABC logic, so it wouldn`t really apply to my arguments and it doesn`t combat the initial orchestration of them either.
If the Dahaka decides to have the tantrum that you're imposing, there's absolutely nothing implying the Dahaka could cover an entire vicinity in tendrils which is a highly assumptive view based off of his ability spawn them from walls but that's it and the same applies to his darkness. Even if the Dahaka could release that much of a destructive capacity, what's stopping the Slender-Man from escaping?
Why not, when he sprouted and summoned quite a number of them during the events of his respective game in universe. Also the Dahaka when in tantrum would in no way hold back or have a reason to. The Slenderman escaping wouldn`t be a problem or a regret in the slightest the only real problem will be the fact that the Slenderman does not possess enough strength or destructive output to do a single thing that change the courses of a fight the Dahaka on the opposite side of that fact and reality has the strength and destructive output.
The Dahaka is actually pretty much faster than that simple demonstration he has moved a lot faster he was only making his way to the Prince in which the Prince could perceive and he could maneuver around better than the Slenderman anyway thanks to his jumping abilities, that`s not true, the Dahaka has shown in every chase that he has the strength and impending expressive power to break down everything around him he didn`t cause the whole place to fall down but he caused a good portion of it to be destroyed every place the Prince walks it turned to nothing and the reason being is because he`s on the run but he can`t hide from the Dahaka because in-game he is still found as well as absorbed, Slenderman can`t escape time itself.
Again, what feats (not speculative assumptions) back up any of these claims? The Dahaka manually progressed through the temple after the Prince while only demonstrating short linear teleportation and his jumping abilities are virtually meaningless to the extensive premise of the Slender-Walking. His movements are instantaneously point-to-point on a large scale ranging to literal time-travel itself, the Dahaka's are too physically restricted and linear while only being short bursts to add to that.
His later showings showcase him moving at a more faster and impending rate. Even if Slenderman was to be more impressive in the teleportation category how is he exactly faster in the sense of actual speed/reaction/reflex? Now that`s different and that`s more important in the sense of combative complete measure. The Dahaka has traveled through time as well, he is more impressive when it comes to time related elements as well and if Slenderman`s so called teleportation is as useful as Goku`s or more dangerously impressive to the point that he has this ability used in combat with full showings?
There's no indication that the Dahaka destroyed a good portion of the temple, only busting down several gates and stone structures with his tendrils hardly counts as a considerable amount of an entire temple. Finding the Prince was his goal, finding the Slender-Man was not and he has pretty much every demonstration showcasing that he can evade the Dahaka entirely.
There is indication, your not looking hard enough and you are not realizing the reality of this destructive beast. Even the walk-roads and pathways were automatically crumbling down with the Dahaka`s every last step and even if you are to lowball him he is still more impressive than the Slenderman is when it comes to just pure strength as you, yourself has admitted and that will be a problem for the Slenderman. And why within the conditions of this battle, wouldn`t it be the same if the Slenderman is not a threat especially to that of the Dahaka who is essentially apart of the time and timeline? What`s stopping the Dahaka from ripping him apart and then absorbing him instantly?
Good point and that is a very strong strategy but I`m afraid it won`t do him any good because regardless if he decides to reshape himself in order to gain an advantage in height or physical empowerment, I don`t see him getting passed the hundreds of piercing tendrils the Dahaka can enforce from every direction also the Dahaka has the greater strength advantage so I wouldn`t be surprised if Slenderman ended up getting crushed in a attempt to confront the Dahaka and challenge him at his own game.
Since when can the Dahaka spawn hundreds of tendrils? I certainly didn't see him produce that much, in fact the Slender-Man can spawn just as much and more of what the Dahaka has shown to spawn at once. Anyway, by increasing his height stance it enables an empowering position of battle and the size/length of his tendrils will increase to compensate for their physical inferiority.
The Dahaka can spawn as many as he pleases and its not about quantity as much as it is about quality the Slenderman`s tendrils will be numerous but does he even have the necessary strength, enforcement, overwhelming overpowerdness and stats to have the Dahaka overcome? Why can`t the Dahaka just combat right back with his tendrils and seize the Slenderman before it becomes a hassle? That is by your assumption, that alone is an assumption and you haven`t proven why size alters would in fact even the plain field other than he gains new size-matters as what Mario would, when acquiring a Mega Mushroom.
You misread and misinterpreted my stance, the Prince didn`t actually have problems in seeing him but my point is that the Dahaka changes reality in sync with what the Prince can see and why wouldn`t the Dahaka be able to distort Slenderman`s realities as well? You haven`t provided any proof and The Dahaka changes all perceptions he even did so against the non-human characters within the game such as the bird creature and the Sand Wraith.
You haven`t actually proven why the Slender-Sickness would be able to work on a being like the Dahaka it has only worked on humans and the conventional, The Dahaka is no human and he is a cosmic force as he is also immortal to the standards of dying or decaying so I don`t see how the sickness would work. The Slenderman`s ability has only been demonstrated on human beings and weak characters, the burden of proof is definitely on you, you would have to showcase a standing in which the ability has been able without any problem, work on a supernatural being that is embodied within a concept and the Slender Sickness also shouldn`t distort be able to interfere with the Dahaka`s functions as he functions on time and he sees into the past, present, future and he absorbed the Sand Wraith a being that drains its wearer of their life force, it contaminates them and infect them at the cost of them having to utilize its abilities, I don`t see how absorbing Slenderman who has a very close mechanic would be an impossibility.
The Slender-Man can distort much more notably and while albeit his best victory is an uncannily durable psychopath that still doesn't alter the fact that the Dahaka has no true resistance to the Slender-Man's distortion abilities whatsoever and the Slender-Man cannot be distorted as he functions as the distorter, not susceptible to be distorted himself assuming the Dahaka could effectively do so.
This is by opinion, assumption and best-wishing only not by fact, validity and verification due to the fact that even this ability itself could only make matters worse considering the Dahaka`s reckless rawness it would provoke the dark doom deathly destroyer to forward his destruction at a more faster and intolerable rate not to the Slenderman`s liking but to his undoing. And that could be said in backwards reverse for the Dahaka for having the same ability to an impressive scale of actually having physics and not puny humans affected.
In a sense that would seem superior however, The Dahaka has shown the ability to teleport, manipulate time and see through it consistently across all platforms which is more impressive than simply having the singular ability to teleport. Also time operates on a dimensional/reality level so the Slenderman is pretty far off while the Dahaka is not by any measure, circumstance or by any notion and this made more impressively true by the fact of the Sand Portal the Prince had to use during the events of Warrior Within. This allows him the ability to manipulate all of time which includes the past, present and future yet the Dahaka appears in all THREE and in every case he is there, the Prince cannot even hide across time or a changed FATE. Even when the Prince wore the Wraith mask which allows the wearer the ability to change his fate, any timeline and manipulate time to an unlimited degree unlike the Dagger and Medallion could allow which means it is another tier, the Dahaka still found the Prince either way and consumed him.
The Slender-Man has demonstrated the ability to teleport on a far greater scale in all aspects of movement and he can shift himself through time too in an instant, so it's far greater than just singular teleportation but instead the Slender-Walking in itself is superior to the Dahaka's movements that have been shown and they really don't hold up in an actual fight.
Even if we are to take that as some kind of saving grace, the problem is where is the combat orientation as exemplified to being evidently true? In what context, circumstance, content and credit could the Slenderman actually use this teleportation to harm the Dahaka other than cower and run away with a spamming strategy in mind (that wouldn`t work anyway)? The Dahaka travels where time goes and everyone including the Slenderman exists within time so he is no exception regardless if he is alienated from that of the aftermath in which the Prince was dealt with. The Dahaka is technically and actually faster considering in full frontal confrontation where teleportation is not the factor, the Dahaka would be the stronger individual of the two, greater strength, physique and principle of power. Those things, the Slenderman does not apparently have and it will be forever in the Dahaka`s favor.
Again, just because he can find the Prince on a consistent basis throughout different aspects of time doesn't apply to the Slender-Man as the Prince was his primal target. The Dahaka possesses absolutely no knowledge of the Slender-Man, and he has no resistance to any of his offensive abilities other than his physical prowess which will only prolong the inevitable falling to the Slender-Man's ability to corrupt the Dahaka rather than battle physically, as I do concede that's his only downfall in the battle.
It does, because he is time lol. That argument is in the setting of the story which wouldn`t apply here but it wouldn`t and I repeat, wouldn`t change character. The Slenderman is his primal target here as well and even when the Prince wasn`t his primal target, he still went after everything associated or counted as an accountability worth a threat to the timeline such as the Medallion, Kaileena and etc. He has no knowledge but he does have knowledge and infinite knowledge on that of time in which the Slenderman is regarded as being apart of the timeline and that is not worth a reason as it is excuse for the Slenderman to be spared from what the Dahaka stands for, he was born, created and existed to do so and that to do so being to destroy any kind of threat to the timeline or time and that would be Slenderman since he is threatening the Dahaka, drawing froth his attention. The Slenderman in your argument, in and out of itself actually compliments my stance considering there is so much the Slenderman could do before he were to fall and that is stall things which he would do with his tricky and trusted abilities that wouldn`t hold off the Dahaka for long and once he is caught he wouldn`t be able to protect himself as he falls to the downfall that you have confirmed as being in the Dahaka`s heavy and strong advantage.
The Dahaka has demonstrated the ability to appear where time allows it and the teleportation is still very impressive also that is not true, the Dahaka can expand his tendrils to how far he wills even across to that of objects and he instantly absorbs the victim so if the Slenderman is caught in one of his tendrils he will be absorbed, him being a being of a special kind or type will not save him because Kaileena was absorbed and she`s made out of time as well as sand, everything else was absorbed too that wasn`t human the foundation for fact is there unlike the Slenderman who has all of his feats based off of that of human beings and nothing else but he is more credible than Freddy. The fire igniting idea is a viable option but it is not a guaranteed one and the Dahaka could always dodge or manipulate time which the Slenderman has no answer for.
And I repeat, Kaileena wasn't resisting in any shape or form against the Dahaka whatsoever and his tendrils will never catch the Slender-Man due to his movements and ability to counteract the Dahaka's with his own ever-expanding and large variety of tendrils, while he consistently corrupts the Dahaka and weakens the Dahaka's primary offensive capabilities as the battle prolongs. Lastly, he hasn't obtained the ability to avoid being ignited if the Slender-Man literally sets him on fire (not the surrounding environment) and nor the ability to manipulate time while engaged in a fight against another lucid entity.
I understand but your taking the content away from the confirmation with the contextual concern of her so happening to be depowered but your missing the point once again as I have now alluded to. Kaileena in the other and as canonical ending was powerless to fight off the Dahaka and she even during the courses of the game itself, invoke within her understanding signs of fear of the Dahaka and what the Prince was about to do concerning not only himself but the Dahaka who was chasing him, that Kaileena was aware of. Okay let`s go with your logic, if Kaileena is powerless, weak and dying then does that mean the Dahaka didn`t absorb her an non-human? Something Slenderman is quite alien to and not accustomed to either? Didn`t the Dahaka absorb the Sand Wraith in which the Prince basically was no longer classified as being a human being? He wasn`t powerless and the Slenderman has no feats like this that would back up his ability to prove himself as a force to be reckoned with, many of the following characters that I have mentioned could put up a very alarming fight against that of the Slenderman. The Dahaka`s ability to correct, manipulate and act as land lord over the laws of time itself is far more impressive than just controlling a fire based offensive manuever and the Dahaka could actually engage with the flammability regardless if you were to dismiss him as being weak to it, as actually it strengthens my argument rather than weakening it thus nullifying your position due to the fact that the Dahaka with his dark powers could combat and rationalize the ramifications of the fire itself on the other hand as you confirmed the Slenderman is weak to the Dahaka in complete offense and strength, in the end being another weak danger fact that the Dahaka with the power of time has to put an end to.
- Not true, you have one aspect correct which is the Dahaka`s tendrils are FAR stronger but like I have shown he can expand them not only in every direction but across large areas and objects even through inanimate objects also there are no limits to the many tendrils he could summon. The Slenderman can`t overwhelm the Dahaka when he would be impaled by a tendril that is stronger, more durable and unexpected.
- That is teleportation in direct confrontation which he can use within combat and he has appeared throughout all of time so I haven`t actually exaggerated. There is no exact concrete evidence for his numerous appearances they could of easily been false spottings similar to the Locnus Monster and also there is no mention of if the Slenderman was exihibiting the same traits or mannerisms its specualtive to believe he is in fact omnipresent and that wouldn`t hinder the Dahaka regardless, their speed is pretty much even at this point although the Dahaka can integrate it throughout combat in a more transitional sense and the Dahaka arguably has the more experience existing at the beginning of the timeline which sets the tone and stage for time itself pretty much at the start of creation, I doubt Slenderman has existed for that long.
- His regeneration will savor him a couple of near death experiences but they won`t save him for long once the Dahaka begins to go all out and with the Dahaka being the more destructive force as well as aggressive one I could see him pulling no stops, never shuffling the cards just dishing them out and taking down Slenderman piece by piece also that is false the Slender Sickness has no backing for it other then it working on humans and distorting weak brain signaling as the Dahaka himself has absorbed a being who has the same kind of ability to its own effect and he`s done so with no issues also the Dahaka would have himself and the area covered in tendrils so I really don`t see how Slenderman would have the offensive advantage especially since he can`t match the Dahaka in strength.
- His tendrils may be physically superior, but there's no feats suggesting he could spawn a limitless amount nor the same amount comparable to the Slender-Man's. Anyway, the Slender-Man could always produce twenty tendrils while increasing their size to counteract the Dahaka's physical ability but will be overwhelmed by numbers alone.
- No, I meant you exaggerated by saying "the Dahaka is FAR superior in the speed aspect" which is simply untrue based on the demonstrations by both characters in combat situations and there's no evidence the Dahaka could time-travel whilst engaged in a battle. They're not nearly false findings, the same entity of similar traits had been spotted between centuries and in every evidenced photograph, people/children have always went missing with no explanation not too long afterwards. Coincidence? Hardly, and i'm not saying the Slender-Man is omnipresent but he can at least appear in multiple places at the one time unless you think he is a mere immortal who walks a countrywide distance just to appear in photographs, which isn't nearly as logical as it would be to consider he has the ability to make his prescence in multiple places.
- You're missing the primal point for this argument to have an effect, the Dahaka literally cannot touch the Slender-Man and his disorientation will only be of no use if you demonstrate that the Dahaka could resist his abilities. The Dahaka can go on a rampage if he likes, but he'll be gradually getting weaker with the Slender-Sickness present in his well being and darkness shrouding him at once.
- The quality is quantifying its question of superiority over that of the quantity and the answer is in my favor, the point is at the end of the day when it comes to a fight as it is important to know, note and acknowledge the Dahaka is much more stronger and can deal more damage with that realized for the reality of this fight he can therefore be damaged but it doesn`t matter because he cannot only damage but he can more importantly out-damage the Slenderman`s resistance and what he has to offer.
- He is and he has proven so, the Slenderman`s unique abilities are the only thing going for him the Dahaka is more potent in power and he is more combat heavy he has more feats going for him in a nutshell the Slenderman is easily more speculative and we can only assume how strong and useful he would be within that of a fight where the dynamics change rapidly in the adaptivity of the outcomes.That is up in the air as well, its believed that was in fact the same creature and that same creature nonetheless could only find comfort in terrorizing the weak while the Dahaka is a terror and truth of time.
- Actually I`m not as already explained and made easily an example of expressive but also exponential exclamatory forms of exuding excellent truth, the Dahaka in fact and in effect from that fact has the ability to not only keep up with the Slenderman but also best him with his superior damage output and defined strength which is pivotal when in combat or a combat situation surrounding survival and death. That is by the assumption of the imagination, there is so much that is to be said but there is so much to be denied we don`t know (well I know) that the Slender-Sickness would be even strong enough to take effect and even if it did, even if it managed to that again is another assumption a double layered assumption ultimately as whose to say it would kill or weaken the Dahaka on a personal level where he wouldn`t be able to deal lethal forms of damage to that of Slenderman?
I won't provide another proper conclusion although i'll finalize this post with this, the Dahaka is simply outmatched in sheer versatility. The Slender-Man has demonstrated the movements to evade the Dahaka's attempts altogether, he can consistently disorientate (as there's nothing suggesting he couldn't) the Dahaka while moderately weakening him throughout the battle while the Slender-Darkness enshrouds the Dahaka in it's aura. He can constantly pierce and attack the Dahaka's tendrils and being ignited in flames.After all of this, the Dahaka will eventually submit to the mercy of the Slender-Man once his will is diminished and finally absorbing the Dahaka to become a victim of slavery.
Versatility that won`t and can`t be the verdict. Versatility that is only voted by the act of assumption there is so much that fire and distortion could do to a physically more powerful and enlightening being such as the Dahaka especially since those abilities are only and have only been so lethal to that of mere humans also the Dahaka has more credibility on his side the fact that the Slenderman wouldn`t even be able to engage in true and proper combat against the Dahaka, is a massive issue considering he will only be delaying himself time and the Slender-Darkness won`t do a thing to a creature that would cause demons to shiver, a creature of darkness and confirmed to be of darkness. The Dahaka could easily with his offensive and more definite destructive force, face off and force back the Slenderman`s attempts with his greater examples of strength. The Dahaka has no mercy, not at all and once he has the Slenderman in his palm he will make feel the weight of death as much as the weight of time running out as he has many others.
That's another post I had an interesting time with and you definitely won't disappoint with another rebuttal, and by the way how many more posts would you plan on doing because i'll be limited to about two more (after this) due to schoolwork and other debates I must attend to. Regardless, it's your turn once again mate.
That was an awesome and amazing post!! I already knew that you were going to come with your astounding A game and I am amazed as always, that was a delight to respond to and counter. I think it would be fair to call in the voters for votes unless you want to add anymore input, and I think it would be fair to you as well anything is fine with me :)
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