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[center][color=fff79a][h3]Gwynn Maoilriain[/h3][/color][/center]

[@Lucius Cypher] - Breaking off combat with Grafdakka
[@LokiLeo789] - Leaves Raziel to retrieve Diana
[@TheWindel] - Bastion is present
[@KoL] - Also present.
[@Ryonara] - present
[@Lonewolf685] - basically cloaks herself in lightning, and attempts to elbow Regina right in the stomach.

As soon as Raziel made his decision, Gwynn moved into action. While he distracted Grafdakka, she readied her shield, guarding her from any bullets and projectiles that would be shot at her. There was no time she could spare, she had to get into the Elicitor. Filling her body with holy energy, she swiftly flew past the machine, pulling her halberd out of the metal hull where it was impaled. It was then she noticed the Elicitor...sinking? She didn't have time to question or ponder how or why it was doing that exactly. She had to get to Diana. She knew roughly where the girl's entrance point was and where she was heading, but that was it. She simply prayed she made it in time.

She hopped off of the metal wall, with Grafdakka still spewing a stream of bullets at her. It didn't matter, however. She would not be stopped. She charged right past Grafdakka, shield protecting her against the bullets as they harmlessly ricocheted off of it. She landed on the ground, in front of a door leading inside of the ship. Before the ground swallowed it completely, she dove inside of the landship.

Without even waiting to take a look at her surroundings, she charged forward. The hallways were too narrow to allow her to fly comfortably, but she had other methods of getting somewhere. Her Halberd would be useless in this small corridor, but that didn't matter. Holy energy arced across her body, righteous fury coursing through her veins as she glowed with a holy light. All the Machina agents standing in her way knew, was a sound similar to a bolt of thunder as a bright flash of light coursed down the hallway followed by each of the humans falling to her sword blade as she stood at the opposite end of the hallway, merely looking back at the corpses of the now dead soldiers with mild disdain.

A fairly physically draining attack, traveling in such a manner, but the completion of this mission fell above anything else. Gwynn traveled in this method all the way through the Elicitor, cutting down swathes of Machina agents in the process. It didn't take her long to reach the location where Diana was supposed to be, and it took the Valkyrie only moments to analyze the situation. All the warning the Machina would have of her approach, was the same as the earlier ones had as she appeared at the end of the hallway.

Diana was being apprehended by Machina.
She was also being threatened by a rather powerful looking Machina.
There was an unknown human there that didn't look like she was with the Machina. Possibly their target?
Two other machina were also present. Both of which, had restrained Diana which meant she would be of little help here.

She had to close the distance before they escaped or ran off, but doing so in the manner she had been using ran the risk of harming both Diana and the human. She had to be swift. Still, there wasn't much else she could do in this scenario to get both of them...so, her first target should be the one holding the human. It was still a bit risky, but it would mean there was less of a chance she would accidentally harm the prize.

Without a word, she cloaked her body in holy lightning once again, and charged towards the Machina holding the human, stopping right in front of her. She brought her sword in a swift upwards motion, slicing right through the contraption holding the human. Using her free hand, she then grabbed the human and rather roughly tossed her behind her.

The action would likely leave her open to a counterattack, but it meant little in the grand scheme of things. She could let the humans get their hands on the prize.

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[color=a187be][center][h3]~Silana Delacroix~[/h3][/center][/color]

[@Lonewolf685] - completely ignores Suparna, further insults her while talking to Victoire.
[@KoL] - Greets Victoire


Silana landed gracefully on the other side of the hole the machina and man had created. Unfortunate, but it wasn't something she was going to linger on. She had completed her objective of removing the obstacle before them, and that was it. With that goal completed, they now had fairly unhindered access to the Elicitor. By now though, Silana had more or less completely forgotten Suparna's existence. The Carrion Queen as she called herself or whatever, was not worth the Liches time, and complete and utter indifference was the biggest insult you could ever give someone in her opinion.

[color=f26522]"How droll. You failed to kill all of us, and I had my prey escape. I may be of the nature to wallow in the muck, but what excuse do you have for your idiocy? Perhaps you need actual corpses to be useful. Here, let me provide some for you, withering woman."[/color]

Silana completely ignored Suparna...and made her way further down the hallway as she tucked her unholy tome into her robes. She had to find where this prize was before the angels found it, after all. The Machina were likely not going to be to happy to have intruders, and whatever Suparna just did was likely to catch their attention.

Ah well, just something else to file under unnecessary at the moment.

It was then, another presence made themselves known. Or rather, they had disengaged the enemies above and decided to pay them a little visit down here. The portal momentarily put her on alert, but it was short lived as The Blood Countess, Victoire Bordeaux made herself known. That was something she hadn't been expecting.

[color=bc8dbf]"The Blood Countess...Greetings."[/color] She offered the vampire a small smile. Her voice was amicable, though not overly friendly. [color=bc8dbf]"I was not expecting your presence. Do be careful...some loathsome, annoying, maggots have seen fit to follow me in since they were too uncreative to find their own way in."[/color]