The Banisher Series had two obvious tells: the sinking feeling it impressed upon its target, and the way Tycha pointed at said target with one of its many fingers. Both could allow a skilled opponent to evade the attack before the user began the sequence to use either Railing or Removal; this was why Skullius hid Tycha using darkness. It was moreso good practice for him – for when he used it in the future – than it was a handicap he imposed in order to catch Boron off guard. He couldn't care less about being tactical with the Deity.
In any case, Boron felt the offensive intent and was prompted to react right away. Death was coming his way, and he gathered – in less than an instant – that he had a nigh inconsequential window to evade.
The attack Skullius had chosen to use against him was Railing. Each individual shot required seven units of Focused Null Life Ota as fuel from Tycha, and once triggered, it flourished in a layered sequence.
