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Syed couldn't help but stare dumbstruck at the mech which was forming below. He knew he shouldn't let himself get distracted, but... look how awesome it is! It was taking all he had to not fanboy on the spot. The product of two people's minds working in tandem. Going above and beyond, with no limits. In the way that most adults forget they can do. Making [i]the most awesome thing ever[/i].

"Oh Vayu..."

This. This was the reason he enjoyed their company so much. This was the reason he was so proud to be a member of the Pride. And it made him realise something.

He wasn't being bold enough. He wasn't being adventerous or imaginative enough. He was allowing himself to be dictated by logic in a word where [i]it didn't exist[/i]. Really, he should be doing exactly what Don and Trixie were doing, and allowing his imagination to run wild. Like Dylan was with that dress. May as well dream of the impossible, right? Like...

He swung an arm out and made a loose fist, closing his eyes as he pictures the shape, the size. If only he could have had a good look at it without Gaoh blowing his face off. But hey, it wasn't like specifics was too important here. And sure enough, metal began to form around his wrist, around his hand and up his arm, going up to his shoulder and spreading a little to his spine as reinforcement. At the end the metal began to bulk up and expand, forming a large cannon shape which in no way would realistically work on his lanky frame. But hell, he was flying anyway, he didn't care.

All that mattered was his aim was true, and his shot was both powerful and fast enough. His cannon began to glow a brilliant yellow as he fed more and more electricity into it. A dial popped up over one eye, giving him a scope to aim through.

"Let's see if your shield can hold up this, mate!" he shouted, a broad smile spreading across his face. And with that, as massive arcs of electricity flew around his body, he aimed his magitech-inspired railgun cannon directly at the Dream Eater. "Tell me when!"