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"That's fine, Tim." It would be more tedious to do so, but Ena was confident in her ability to fix some of the more major problems, and her armored plating based on her internal schematics. And that's what she did, using her inbuilt welder, some soldering, and some very small tools built into her left arm. When she was done, she walked over to Vitor, and his discovery. "Will we need to dig it out then? Or should we just cut our way in?" -
"Excuse me, Tim? Does that magic only effect the living?" Ena had taken some surprisingly strong--still minor in the grand scheme of things--hits in that battle, and she was a bit concerned about both armor integrity, and some smaller servos and circuitry that seemed to have been damaged. If the magic was tailored only to biologicals, Ena would have to make do herself, and attempt to fix the problems on her own, but that seemed rather time consuming.
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Overall, things were going decently, it seemed to Edmond. Saber had just unleashed what should have been her most powerful card. But, it was distinctly underwhelming. . .These servants aren't stupid. I don't think she'd have used that unless there was something to be gained from it. Either it's something that gives her an edge, or something we'll have to worry about taking effect on Snow. "We need to keep focusing the support! The spider things aren't going to last much longer, and we should be able to send the dragons off soon too. Healers, keep the goddess up and moving, along wi
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These enemies were admirably strong, for all their primitiveness. Perhaps they gained their strength simply through bloodlust and insanity, but still, they were decently powerful. Ena was somewhat surprised when one of those armed with clubs managed to damage some of the circuits in her leg with just a club. The green image projected on her glass faceplate contorted just slightly, before she took aim at another of the clubbers. They seemed like a threat, and it appeared that others were intent on taking down the newcomer. Take a shot at one of le clubbers. Deals 2d6+INT damage, wit
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"Ah, hah. . . That's a bit better." Liliya panted out, before positioning herself as best she could to take a small breather, before dashing in to slice something else. Liliya uses her basic attack on Bel Lahmu C. Deals 3d6+DEX unholy fire damage, with a DEX% chance to crit for double damage. Also gets boosted by 1.5x due to pursuit perk.
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"Huh. It seems they want to eat you all?" Ena asked. She knew what cannibals were, and these people did fit the description. . . "I don't see how they possibly could." If they were overwhelmed by a group of primitive savages, that would be incredibly disappointing. They would need to defend themselves of course, with prejudice. Obviously these people were intent on eating Ena's new comrades, and that must be prevented. Ena pulls out her DMR, and takes a shot at one of the psychotic axemen. Deals 2d6+INT damage, with a 2*INT (16) % chance to deal double damage, ignoring armor. Also
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"That does appear to be the case, yes. The thing they're eating doesn't appear human, or at least fully so. That probably doesn't matter though. And if they're consuming something unintelligent, this should give us a chance to understand them a little better. Since they do appear to be rather crazy." Ena stated after Vitor and Tim had finished. She then began a steady, slow, walk towards the campsite, hands at her sides, and a slight smile displayed in green lights on her faceplate, in order to appear less threatening. She walked slowly to give others time to protest, and recommend alternate c
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Ena stepped out of the pod, entirely uneffected of course by any dizziness, and surveyed the terrain. She locked onto the screaming men, as they seemed threatening in demeanor, if not so much in their armament. She also overheard what this Tim was saying. "I, for one, agree that they appear to have some form of mental problem, yes. That's based entirely upon information given about my home world by my creator, but they do seem rather crazy."
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The Weatherlight
Strider replied to DragonRage's topic in Trespassers of the Multiverse: Gaiden^2's General
"I'll leave that to you then." For now, Ena was more interested in her own abilities to inspect whatever had bumped into their ship earlier, causing a slight disturbance. Eventually she found herself in the location where Vitor, someone unknown, Freya, and Stellio were inspecting what appeared to be some form of pod. "Is it an escape pod?" -
The Weatherlight
Strider replied to DragonRage's topic in Trespassers of the Multiverse: Gaiden^2's General
The work had gone well, so Ena was just finishing up when the object appeared. Motion detectors noted the appearance of the object as soon as it occurred, and quickly transmitted that information. It could be caught, but Ena chose not to do so, after quickly processing the black button in the center. It would not do well to hit that, and while her motor systems were finely tuned, they were not tuned enough to guarantee that she would not accidentally press the button. Thus, she let the object bounce off her head. A perfectly logical decision. After a single bounce, Ena stopped the -
"Yeah. Stunning deduction, suprised you figured it out. Was mainly curious if you knew the details at the end or whether you needed some info to fill in pieces. Nevermind that." Harry muttered as the thing that could loosely be called a discussion continued, likely clueing Tattletale in to everything she could possibly want to know. Harry stayed out of it of course, preferring to mainly sit with his arms crossed behind his head, staring at a shuttered window. Force of habit, mainly. "You have any interest in psionics?" Harry asked the question out of the blue to Tattletale. It seem
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((And we're back!)) Harry exhaled slightly in relief as the bus pulled out, and they found themselves traveling through the space between worlds. They had left quickly enough that he hadn't found a seat yet, so he made his way slowly to the back of the bus, specifically where Tattletale was seated. He didn't really know where to begin. "So, you know everything, or need some hole filled in? About this whole lovely little trainwreck."
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"Yes, Kusuke, we fucked it up. Sakaki said that Johannes would likely order our executions if we remained, but after while, probably months, he'll realize that we're necessary to fix the problem? Anyway, we failed spectacularly, so it kinda makes sense to cut our losses, build up resources, and come back with plans and contingencies. Better ones. If we stay, we might be taking away help to other worlds, and who knows if we've got the power to actually do anything right now." And here, Harry thought of an intriguing question. It seemed likely that Dr. Ebon was watching them somehow, and it seem
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Huh, Harry thought, after hearing Mirri's words. So she wanted to stay behind. He didn't hesitate to voice his opinion on the subject. "I'd say you probably shouldn't stay, unless maybe if you've got someone else with you. Sakaki said Johannes would need quite a while to calm down. And, you wanted the power of God Eaters, right? Pretty sure if you felt outmatched and needed that power that you're not going to have a good time against a bunch of them ordered to execute you. And fighting them with a starship probably isn't gonna win you any friends. I mean, if you want to, good luck. But it'd be
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Harry noticed her coming, of course, but he was entirely confused about what she was doing. "Huh? What? I can see. Sort of. Unless you mean something else with that weird simile? You know what Proditor does? Mind powers and shit? He can give it to other people, so I'm using that to see basically. And my eyesight's coming back, though slowly." Harry blinked a few times. He could easily see shapes and colors now, which was a good sign. "We need to get out of here. Make sure to tell everyone why. We're in danger from Johannes if we don't leave quickly." Harry muttered to the new woman
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"Alright, on it." Harry backed away from the two men, and checked around the room. Everyone seemed to be stirring now, so Harry made his way over to each in turn, before he would tell them that they needed to get the hell out of dodge right now, or Johannes would probably order them dead, in increasing tones if they couldn't hear. And since he was still using that method of detecting the world around him through psionics, Harry kept up a stream of thought that amounted mostly to "Proditor, please stall Johannes if you can" repeated ad nauseum, or until it garnered a response.
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When the flash came, Harry barely started to close his eyes before it was over, and he found himself hit by a concussive force, sending him to the ground. It hurt, a bit, but not enough that he was on the floor long. However, eyesight was a different matter. He couldn't see at all really. The question was, would the damage be permanent? And did that matter? In the short term yes, but in the long term, no. Eyes could be replaced, and. . .oh. Not a big deal in the short term either. He simply extended his consciousness, letting his senses flow beyond his own body. Up to about ten feet, now that
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The Weatherlight
Strider replied to DragonRage's topic in Trespassers of the Multiverse: Gaiden^2's General
When they departed, Ena had spent a little time watching as some people manned the controls, but it wasn't terribly interesting. Instead, she noted some general fluctuations in the readings of her detectors. They certainly weren't the same as they had been mere moments ago. That meant the vehicle was either capable of warping the fundamental aspects of the universe in it's vicinity, or able to move to locations where these fundamental laws were different. Well worth investigating. Ena made her way down to the core of the ship, after a bit of searching, and parked herself next to it -
"You weren't here, but I got Tattletale's input on this. Basically, we should be able to reverse any alterations to her physically just through cutting off the shard. And if we can remove the Aragami influence, we should be able to get her back, I think. It seems reasonable to assume, and we don't have any other real options at the moment. If everything fails, we may have to stick with just minimizing losses here. Whether that be figuring out a way to quarantine her or relocate her, or other more permanent options. So for now, circle seems like a good idea. Don't really see any way that it cou
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Liliya was feeling just the slightest sense of deja vu here. Twice on the same battle, and similar situations. This was going arguably better, in general, she'd been hurt similarly, and that's what she was concerned about. So, she took that peek into the future. She vividly watched the motions of everyone on the field in the next seconds, before altering her path to avoid any injury. If Liliya would be attacked this turn, she'll activate her See the Future perk. If not, she'll use a basic attack on Bel Lahmu C 3d6+DEX damage, with a DEX% chance to crit for 2x damage. Damage is unh
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"Go ahead then. With the vision thing. I'm not in charge here. Just trying to remember what everyone can do, and get them here to do something." Harry answered Satomi first. "And, you're probably right. Calvera, can you control the heat well? Because, letting Soma escape because we weakened the room would be far worse I expect than accidentally letting some extrapolated cells escape."
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"Yeah, that's Soma." Harry answered the artist's question. "We've got a huge biohazard issue here. Calvera, can you go in, and just torch what you can? Without doing too much damage to anyone or the room. When that's done, we need to start prepping for when we release her. Because we can't do anything to her while she's like this. So yeah, Proditor. If you can start prepping in a way that either prevents reconnection with her shard, or get ready to cut her off as quickly as possible, that'd be great. If I can help, sure. Whatever. Just say it if you need something to make that easier that I ca
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Well, it seemed like they understood. Harry went over to the intercom once more. "If she either breaks free, or we let her go for some reason, Tattletale mentioned that knocking her out is a possibility if we can't cut off her power. While we're setting up for that, we need to think about containment. If she makes it out, we might not be able to deal with her. Also, good job on the flamethrowe, but just to be safe, if anyone's got anything that might destroy any free floating cells, well better safe than sorry about releasing super evolved oracle cells into the world."
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Harry glanced away from the instrumentation that he'd been investigating as Jun and Alyssa entered the room. Not the most useful, he had to say. Though, now that he thought about it, he hadn't seen this woman's abilities yet. "Alright. You probably want to know what the hell is going on, right? Well, Soma decided to become a god eater. And failed. So, it reacted weirdly in combination with a specific effect of her own abilities from another world. She started extrapolating shit, biological stuff, which she couldn't do before, and was wielding fire and a weird magical metal. Frigus
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"Thanks. You've done fine. More than fine." Harry had no real idea when Frigus had gained the ability to trap people in time, but there was no guarantee of how long it would last. Into the intercom, he called once more. "Try to eliminate any extrapolated Aragami cells in there that aren't on Soma. If you can." As long as they things weren't magic, they'd be destroyable, maybe with Mirri's lightsaber? Nothing not made of magic or highly advanced meta materials--and even those would be a gamble--would really be able to stand up to something the temperature of the sun.