The Akavashi noble's confidence was almost reassuring, but while it did not assuage the sheer pressure the beast brought with it on its attack, it did provide the others enough strength of soul to fight back. As the noble exhales a gout of flame, the Monk assails with a wave of Chi and the Dullahan unleashes a sonic shriek. The combined might of these attacks seems to do little in the way of actually harming the hunter, who merely crosses his arms before his face and charges through, but their combined force seems to have thrown off his aim. He sailed down, below the dragon, out of reach of his claws as he swiped viciously at the air. A growl echoed through the night sky as he descended.
"Hold on tightly, warriors." Valorkoth bellowed over the force of the wind. "This shall be a dangerous maneuver." The dragon began to gain altitude, its nose tilting upward slightly as it rose higher into the sky.
A howl echoed from down below and the Hunter was in the air again, launching himself toward the projected path of the dragon.
Then the dragon turned itself vertically downward, wrapping its wings close to itself, and began to drop like an arrow, spinning a corkscrew in its descent. The wings wrapped around the dragon in such a way as to provide a small amount of cover to the heroes on his back, but the spin was no less disorienting and could still threaten to throw them from his back should their grip fail them. Not to mention the quick stop.
Just as the dragon was about to reach the treeline it righted itself in the air, wings extending and catching full sails of wind beneath them, halting its descent and beginning to climb again, the Hunter having launched himself clean past the dragon and further away. It would take some reorienting to find the Dragon once more, but who knows exactly how much time that maneuver has bought.