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Although Subaru’s words probably meant well, they did nothing in accordance to warn the other teams. Or perhaps she had enough confidence in her fellow peers to handle whatever they came across? Whatever the case was, the two low-level signatures she had described to Mavis were very real, though whether they were a threat was debatable. As the shield-bearing Psycher arrived to her location, the [url= https://i.imgur.com/tRu0pzv.gif]Invaders[/url] Subaru had detected continued to conceal themselves.

Hunched over like animals, they paid no heed to the arriving students-assuming Mila had joined her partner-and instead continued to traverse in the thick foliage of the area. However, that didn’t mean they would ignore the presence of the Psychers. They watched, beadily from their positions, keeping alien eyes on them in case they were discovered, and action needed to be taken. Back at the Osprey, those of similar kind were also in wake.

Away from student eyes, more and more of the scouter-like Invaders were just beyond the line of sight. Like those watching Mavis, they didn’t engage the students bustling about the makeshift command center. Some of the Invaders kept low to the ground, silver heads poised as if to emulate the common Japanese wolf in search of…something. And still, others kept a close watch of the students who had yet to move away from the command center. So far, neither was a threat to the other.

Even so, the few Linkers among the teams of students would no doubt be able to pick up their signatures. Whether they would warn their allies and commit to a plan of action dealing with them was soon to be revealed. But for the time being, the Invaders made no move to reveal themselves, be it intentional or cautionary. Instead, all they did was remain in the shadows of the overgrowth, the calls of birds a sign of the sprawling and untamed nature.

One Psycher team had even begun the task appointed to them without intervention. Consisting of Lucia, Kuni, and Akari, these three were already heading to one of the sensors, battery charge at hand. The hidden Invaders did move their heads as those three wandered off though they did not pursue. The more teams that left the safety of the Osprey after all meant the less likely of a counterattack with the last pickings would be dealt with.
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