The Immortal continued hovering off the ground, waiting for an attack by Revel, completely ignoring MicWiz and his golem, Chimera's approach, and Widowmaker and Freyja's gawking. Instead, Revel began to speak. The Immortal listened to his words respectfully, and when he had finished, began to reply. "What you say could be true, but I feel that what I'm about to do is worth the r-" The Immortal was suddenly interrupted by a woman with knives. Her attack was useless as the knives simply bounced off, she would have had better luck puncturing a boulder with those weapons. He began to reach behind him to grab her, but she was pulled off by Revel instead. He watched with some amusement as the team members quarreled. The Immortal turned to leave the metas to their own devices, before Specter called to him. He turned back around to give her his full attention. The Immortal saw the grenade, ignoring it, thinking that her using it was a useless endeavor.

Back at MetaOps HQ, The Director watched the battle on the screens in the Sat Room. "Your team isn't doing too well," he told Crosscut. Crosscut looked away from the door to the room, looked up toward the screens above, then toward The Director.

"That's because you stuck me on transport duty, sir. I'm team leader, I should be there leading," he replied.

The Director continued watching with a smirk on his face. He didn't actually care for the outcome of this battle. No matter which way it ended, he could spin it towards his favor. They lose, he could complain to his superiors that they hadn't given him enough funding to complete their objective. They win, another accommodation for a job well done. His mood changed suddenly as Specter raised the grenade in her hand. "Crosscut! We need The Immortal alive for interrogation! Stop her!"

Crosscut immediately teleported next to Specter to prevent her from trying to kill The Immortal. "No! Stop!" he shouted, but it was too late, and her hand phased through The Immortal's chest. Crosscut teleported to cover and waited for the sound of an explosion. A muffled sound came instead. He looked back over the cement pillar he had been standing behind and saw The Immortal still very much alive. So not even that could stop him. "Damn it!" Crosscut said before teleporting back to the Sat Room. He then began making a mad dash through the facility's hallways finding anybody on the team he had not teleported to the nuclear plant yet and doing just that. There was no more time to let everyone be prepared. Once he teleported the last of the team there, Crosscut contacted The Director. "Sir? Orders?" A few seconds of silence passed before a reply came.

"Kill order is given. We have reinforcements on the way, if you can't finish him soon enough."

"Thank you, sir. Alright team, plans hasn't changed! Hit him!" Crosscut teleported to a piece of rebar and grabbed it, he immediately teleported it inside The Immortal. Seeing as how Specter's plan hadn't worked before, Crosscut wasn't surprised that impaling him would be as affective, but if he did it enough times it could slow him down. So, Crosscut began teleporting around the facility and reappearing with them inside The Immortal. Meanwhile, The Immortal just continued his destructive path towards the reactor.