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At this rate, Sebastion knew he would lose, unless he did something. Something a bit drastic. Taking the missiles straight on, the chaos lord once again charged forwards. However, a strange purple glow surrounded him, making him more powerful, at the cost of recklessness. His demons were behind the Chaos meat shields, firing deamonic fire as the undead clones took the blunt of the attack. Several more clones rushed in, these ones armed and ready to fire. Soon, several obliterateor squads followed suit, preparing their large energy weapons to fire after their summoning. Of course, even this may not be enough....
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The Necron Lord utilized an old trick, as he cast a time bauble around the obliterators, as well as the squad of armed Chaos Space Marines. They would be unable to fire, even as the Necron Lord's own forces bombarded them. Using this temporary distraction, the Necron Lord used another of his many artifacts, as he turned himself invisible, evading Sebastian's blows even whilealternating between telekinetic and plasma attacks to smash into the Chaos God. To amp up the damage his opponent was receiving while unable to detect his opponent, the Necron Lord fired an overloaded charge of plasma fire, similar to the Target Acquired ability of the XV22 battlesuit. It was meant for taking down incredibly sturdy individuals, and could not be evaded due to the amount of aiming that came before it. 

In the meantime, the warriors were doing their own part. The now mostly naked Undead were no longer a threat, their punches doing nothing but breaking their own knuckles on the hardened Living Steel of the Necron Warriors. This led to the warriors completely ignoring them, occasionally swatting them aside when they got too annoying, and focused their firepower on the Obliterators, who were currently frozen in time. Plasma and Gauss fire rained down upon them, even as the Flayed Ones slowly advanced to rip them to pieces. Even the heavy armor of the Obliterators couldn't stand such an assault for long.