Laundry Day
A trained level-fifteen Laundry Day targets a person beneath divine soul armor and removes the god without needing to overcome the deity's invulnerability.
Story so far
Carl has Donut practice the armor-removal spell daily until she raises it naturally to level nine. Pawna's Cries adds three permanent levels, and the stronger Pawna's Tears supplies five temporary levels, bringing the active rank to the crawler cap of fifteen.
Removing armor directly from a god would require level twenty, but research indicates that a driver-targeting spell can bypass the armor's invulnerability. Against Circe Took, Laundry Day treats Diwata as the armor and the mortal beneath as its valid target.
The spell fills the corner with soapy bubbles, sends Diwata away unharmed, and leaves Circe exposed to her children.
Appearance
A burst of magical white soap bubbles peeling supernatural armor away from its wearer.
Role
Laundry Day supplies the specialized non-damaging solution to an otherwise immortal boss.
Relationships
Earlier in this series
Also appears in books you've already read — spoiler-safe to their endings:
- Carl's Doomsday ScenarioBook 2
Sources — 3 recorded facts, by chapter
- Donut's new spell that rips a piece of armor off an opponent and drops it to the ground.
- A spell Donut has been practicing in the magic room during the town's preparations.
- A trained level-fifteen Laundry Day targets a person beneath divine soul armor and removes the god without needing to overcome the deity's invulnerability.