[h1][b][i][color=FF9A4F][center]Leah Jordan[/center][/color][/i][/b][/h1][center][img]https://i.imgur.com/ktEJkOK.png[/img][/center][center][/center][hr][center][color=FF9A4F][b]Location[/b][/color]: Training Room B
[color=FF9A4F][b]Gear[/b][/color]: Combat armor, rune pouch
[color=FF9A4F][b]Skills[/b][/color]: Battlefield Manipulation, Area Denial
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The wall was beginning to crumble. Thankfully, the bastards got shoved backwards through it, which Leah took as her cue to reinforce the defenses. Leah lifted broken chunks of the wall and floated them over to the larger hole, the one that had been melted open. With a twisting motion of her hands the rocks fused together at a molecular level, effectively undoing any damage done. Leah had to hold the line. They were dealing with five separate powers they barely grasped on a working, foundational level right now. One of them could punch through the wall like her, and another could just laser clean through. What little Leah could gather meant the walls were at least a threat they had to consciously devote their effort to. So if she could keep them distracted, then they’d either wear themselves down or forget about the golem. Either outcome was favorable.

The other hole was still being punched through. That was fine, it was slower. When Vicky turned around and called for an anti-air strike, Leah dig up some loose debris from the ground, and whirled them mid-air like saw blades. She flicked her wrist and send them flying after Jyoti. Two of three miss as Jyoti pranced about, but she ended up smacking straight against one. She could be tripped up at least. A birdshot firing pattern was needed. Leah felt a droplet of water fall off her forehead, and looked up at Vicky, who was banking on being a human lightning rod. Could she possibly use her robo-bullshit to punch someone orb a stored electrical charge? Maybe Leah could hurl her like a cannonball at the metal one, and see what happened there.

Leah had to make a choice. And quick. The wall needed constant attention, but she was also in the best position to take Jyoti out of the air. If she focused too much on one then she’d lose track of the other. But her entire team could focus on Jyoti, and wherever Momchil went. If the wall failed. Then they [i]definitely[/i] couldn’t make this advantage useful. So Leah planted her feet and slammed her fists into the base of the wall, gripping it tightly. She felt through the structure of each atom, and dredges up as much focus as she could.

[color=ff9a4f][i]The wind does not move the mountain. The wind does not move the mountain…[/i][/color]


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Rolling for Leah to strengthen the wall as much as she possibly can. Make it harder to punch through, make it thicker, more dense, etc. calling battlefield manipulation and area denial.

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