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Had it been a real ship, perhaps Idalo would have managed to get close to it. Either through it's own foolish leniency, or through the general stupidity that infested the lower ranks of any military organization, the murderbot would have managed to approach the ship. But Set's projection of the Resistance was far less merciful, and significanly more intelligent. The ship rapidly swiveled, bringing to bear an entire row of cyclic ion projector cannons. They had a hold of Idalo's signal, and although he had hidden from their sight he could not hide from their sensors. Of course, this sudden offensive maneauver was mostly a result of Set's desire to see this thing's combat capabilities. It was clearly hostile to the Resistance, but how useful was it?

A barrage of ion fire slammed into the field of floating debris and rocks. Of course, illusory projectiles didn't carry nearly enough energy to deal significant damage to these rocks, so Set merely expanded his illusion. He was approaching the limits of what he was capable of simulating, but at this time there was nothing else to take up his concentration. Channelling his power through his Warblade, he manipulated reality in such a way that the rocks and debris seemed to get torn apart. While none of the many shots hit Idalo, through complete and utter coincidence of course, the area around him was being torn to shreds, and the mechanized lifeform would realize that it wouldn't be long until it took significant damage itself, especially with it's defensive systems still below full capacity.