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The aliens seemed to just keep coming and coming, they were either very sure that one of them could take out the Guardians, or they had help coming. The latter was true for the Guardians, in the form of Lyger driving furiously into the fight, then crashing his flaming motorcycle into a cavalcade of alien soldiers.

Lyger himself looked like he was about to join his bike and David readied himself to jump to his aid. But the others already had their eyes on him; Icon, and Radiance were already at his side, with a short conversation too; it was much more than he got with Iron Knight. It seems like most of the Guardians knew each other beforehand. David knew he was a bit late to the hero game, but now he was starting to feel like the third wheel.

As it would turn out though, more and more latecomers would be joining this party. The ground began to rumble, and David knew immediately that something much bigger was coming their way and turned to face it. A massive alien tank with a strange figure on top. The strange coloring, armor, and hair style struck him less like a soldier, but rather more like some old 80s metal band that never got popular.

Lately, it seemed as if he was seeing a lot of tanks. These aliens, the dino-tank, and even that weird man-mounted contraption he fought a few weeks ago. Maybe he ought to see some sort of fortune-teller for this, or maybe all he’d get would be ‘Tanks for the money!’.

Then, in the back of his head, he ‘heard’ something.

[color=8dc73f]“We made it!”[/color]

[i]What?[/i]

 It felt like he heard someone behind him, but he ‘knew’ the voice was in front, behind the tank. The question of ‘who’ the voice belonged to was answered shortly, a strange girl with an even stranger cat leaping over to them, waving excitedly.

[color=ed1c24]”Huh, we? Is she a Guardian too?”[/color]

As she approached, dozens of the soldiers turned to stone, and his scholarly mind began to poke at that in his head. Wondering exactly how she was doing it, after all, even David himself was still actively learning about his powers.

David then began to wonder about what would happen if ‘Terra Firma’ turned to stone. On the day he received Gaia’s power he had found the previous holder as a statue, and it seemed he was still alive inside, if only for a few more moments. Any further thoughts and ponderings where soon to be put on hold, an explosion slammed into the ground near him, he braced his body, sliding only a few inches in place.

[color=ed1c24]”I suppose we'll all just hit this at our own pace.”[/color] He said with a shrug to nobody in particular.

[color=ed1c24]”Be warned, alien, I’m fairly strong!’[/color] David rose up and circled around the tank, rapidly moving his arms over and then outwards, giving off a few quick bursts of thin lightning from his arms. The tanks’ armor appeared to hold up, dispersing his shots into harmless lines that trailed off elsewhere.

Nearby alien soldiers took notice and returned fire on the tanks’ behalf, showering David in a hail of energy bolts that froze him mid-air, energy sparked wildly around him as his own body resisted the gunfire. He braced himself as the aliens continued focusing their fire on him. Several smaller turrets on the sides of the tank joined and trained their own guns on him. Although they were smaller than the tanks’ main gun, they were still larger than the soldiers’ armaments. 

Several explosive blasts collided into David and forced him down onto the ground, kicking up cement debris up around him. Lately, it seemed like he was having a lot of trouble fighting mid-air. Besides, he was always more the ‘hands-on’ type. Alien soldiers gathered around the dust cloud, waiting to pick out David’s exact position, when he shot outwards, leaping at the tank. 

One outstretched fist clawed into the metal, anchoring him, while his other hand grasped at one of the smaller turrets, and ripped at it as hard as he could. Metal screeched as it tore and warped away from the main structure, the sound of panicked screaming joined it as the gunner behind the gun followed it out, a couple meters into the air.