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The Yuyuko Devastation Zone: aka "A Ransacked Brunch Buffet"





Well, that boy's pet seemed to move at great speeds, faster than she'd even seen a cat laguz move at full speed. Frightening were that thing an enemy, but truly in this case just very useful for finding their quarry and helping to avoid having to deepen the search any more. As they walked into the brunch buffet, Sanaki was left actually somewhat visibly surprised at seeing just how much this "Yuyuko" was eating. Plates stacked higher than she had ever seen, big enough to maybe stick the goddess in if she were to make a joking comparison of size. It was almost like a couple of laguz had come into a beorc inn and ate most of the stock or something. She had expected something more like a proper lady of some sort or such a thing, but at the same time she wasn't as surprised as she could have been considering the odd circumstances they were all in right now. Odd circumstances indeed.

However, surprise shifted into a composed smile as she watched the swordswoman quickly hasten over to her lord's side. Haha, proper or not this Yuyuko seemed to have somehow gained the loyalty of a good warrior. Albeit she got the feeling this retainer's role might be including "babysitter" to an extent, though perhaps this was a more positive variation of that as compared to the nobles of her nation and those who served them. Speaking of which, was whatever doing this just pulling them all in at the latest point in their lives? Could it perhaps affect time as well, such as pulling up those from her nation's past or otherwise as well? Traitorous nobles, or the undead troops from Ashera's Tower during the time the goddess had turned most the continent to stone even? Perhaps Mad King Ashnard? That would be terrifying to imagine coming here, and that would be without divine weapons for facing them down effectively. At least, unless this crowd of individuals had the capabilities to overcome that, which was certainly possible considering how they had handled two wyverns. That aside, she wanted to be positive at this time.

Though as she continued to listen, Ms. Meteora seemed to approach this Yuyuko with questions, trying to see if she had any idea of how she had been brought to this world and if it had also involved what Sanaki assumed as the one who had seemingly opened up holes in the world and spoke to the swordswoman during the UN meeting. The Empress silently nodded lightly to herself in agreement with those questions, though she was not sure if this woman would have answers or not right now. As much as she wanted to be positive in all of this, handling this overall situation still bore on her mind in its gravity and potential danger to this world....and potentially others for all she knew. This would perhaps be a very long while indeed with all of this, and especially if more individuals continued to appear. Two monsters alone were a certain level of powerful, but what if a truly vile person came into this world too that had even greater power? It felt like a nightmare of sorts, though in truth this all was the reality lying before herself and the others that needed to be faced.

Though seeing a reuniting of others also reminded her of home a bit as well. Not exactly something that helped to hold back the tide of any negative feelings she had since arriving here. Away from her home, her nation, her world, Tanith and Sigrun, ah....but she had to hold strong still. Not until the crisis was over. She was an empress, and would need to maintain this statue if she was to potentially be of use to those here. And what use would a young girl crying over homesickness be if she allowed such things to show through in some manner? Nothing...

@VitaVitaAR@TheFake@KoL]@PKMNB0Y




Aile


Godzilla's Tokyo 2.0





A great roar, or rather set of them, seemed to fill the smoke and screaming filled air as a few helicopters flew overhead in the direction Aile and even Birdy seemed to be moving in. Even as the Lynel that Birdy had beheaded collapsed into darkness that disappeared, and the group she has smashed with the light post dissipated as well after being killed, even as Aile tried to cut a swath through the crowd as the sounds of deploying military arrived around the perimeter of the area and military craft were being employed, it was obvious that something was here. Something big, and multiple instances of it from the sounds of it. And as the two ladies would make their way towards the epicenter, an even more terrible scene would be awaiting them.





-were moving about a space of London that was, by now, a large damage crater that had become the epicenter of the monster invasion here. Buildings had been knocked over, torn into and collapsing on top of them without issue as debris littered the ground. Streets and where things used to stand were nearly indistinguishable from the utter devastation wrought upon the area, with a few of the smaller monsters also hanging around as well to try to use debris to fortify themselves. Albeit, said structures were mainly piles and large scraps of metal being applied to form what would be flimsy fodder for the two heroines. However, most importantly was a black misty mass sitting in the center of the area, from which at times seemed to come more of the little monsters.

Other smaller monsters were fighting off soldiers, primarily a formerly large a group that had been sent into the center whilst others secured the perimeter to prevent the spread of the monsters. However, with the great numbers of enemies on smaller scale, and the larger ones seeming to soak up the bullets and ammunition of the soldiers on their hides like it was literally nothing of concern as they continued to spread out from the misty mass towards the soldiers and other buildings. Left alone thus far, they had already devastated a large amount of physical space. Left even longer than this, they would perhaps be able to level the city to the ground.

On a positive note, the Lynel's shield also sat there on the ground in front of Birdy, if that could ever be of use.

@TheFake
In Closed 8 yrs ago Forum: Casual Roleplay
@Regitnui Yeah, we could work an idea out if you'd like. :)
Scylla
Servant Berserker





Walking Away From The Redrock Catholic Church





As a servant, Scylla was glad she could understand things like all the other human languages that had arisen since her time. So...interesting really when it came down to it. And her master's friend didn't seem to do well with this "English" anyways, but it was a nice thought to think her master wasn't alone in this. It was so easy for humans to want to isolate themselves, societal creatures as they were, but they didn't really know how it was to become something utterly distanced from the rest of the world. To be a creature spoken of only in legend and hushed whispers to scare young human children and sailors into line. Albeit, she had proven that right for the latter, but that wasn't the main point of her train of thought. True loneliness, caused by the immature actions of a petty witch, and the affections of a god whom she did not care for in return.

A normal thing for the Age of Gods.

"Ah. I guess if you could, you'd want to be able to speak without me knowing what's said, eh Master? haha!" the young-looking Berserker said in English as her master and master's companion went on in German, being blunt with what could be considered a harsh guess at her master's thoughts and feelings.

It was not a guess the Berserker made lightly, but it was an educated one. From the time she had been summoned and noted her class and true name to the blindfolded woman, Scylla had felt a sort of...distance between her and her master. Like a gap, the kind she had felt in life when even he he looked upon her with nothing but scorn and human loathing as he slew her for simply getting in his way. It....was disgusting to feel like that again, but she was more than used to it. Internally it was a little source of frustration, though not something she'd let slip out in her persona outwardly. No, that might just make things worse. So instead she had done her best to be good to her master, but even then such efforts were starting to feel like little to nothing in meaningfulness.

The fact her Mad Enhancement was always off since summoning was perhaps one sign of their relationship as well, for all she knew. Then again it was also logical and made basic sense to not have a wild monster roaring about and messing up things. Haha!

But....to be in this human form again was more than a little nice. The fresh breeze on her skin, the smell of the sea from afar without the metallic stench of blood filling her nostrils at the same time, the ability to eat normal humans foods again. How she had missed those things, and to be able to enjoy them once more was a true treat. Of course in some part it was odd feeling to her, like a wolf wearing sheep's clothing, but that didn't deter her enjoyment at all.

However, Scylla took pause for a moment, her jovial look fading to something...different as they began to pass a certain area. This feeling that seemed to briefly enter the local air, her senses as a servant picking up something on the edge of things that was...familiar. Ah. This couldn't be an Assassin, now could it? Or she wouldn't have been able to pick up anything at all unless they were amidst preparations to attack. Though in any case~

"Master, you and your friend go hide right now, ok? I think i sense an enemy servant nearby," the white-haired teenage servant noted aloud again in English to her master and master's friend, a smile coming back to her face as she finished her speaking, the thrill of excitement thrumming under her veins like a pulse running through her veins and blood vessels.

She was no Caster who could pick things up at a better range than this, but being a servant of course they could sense each other when close enough. And she was picking up something with her senses as a servant, though the faint hint of excitement she almost felt she was noting as well was perhaps her imagination at work. Or was it? Either way she didn't care. Danger was here, and her master needed to get to saftey. Heh. As much as her master might believe a monster saying for her to be safe, eh? Hilarious, really.

@RolePlayerRoxas@VitaVitaAR@Raineh Daze




Evangeline Henderson
Master of Assassin





House, Near the Beach of Redrock





"Ah...so your that kind of person, eh? Haha! It's no problem! Just having someone to drink with is good enough for me!" the female master said, taking another swig of her own bottle of sake after speaking to her servant, her jubilant mood not seemingly ruined by the servant's open threat and seeming lack of care for anything but savoring some drink, with Evangeline herself seeming to not mind her servant's conditions set forth as they were without any complaints.

In truth, Evangeline wanted to get this junk over with, but sitting back and drinking was not something she'd argue with. Much less, she'd not argue again her servant here wanting to sit back. Not with those stats and such anyways, which seemed odd for an Assassin. But the name she recognized, mainly from some mulling about stuck in a library once when half-drunk and trying to kill the buzz so she could drive home. A real damned demon as it were, but considering the apparent love of drink the American woman didn't mind the demon not being something like a loyal knights open to her orders or something. So long as at the end of the day they were alive, she felt fine with the arrangement.

"But yeah, once we get back, i'll do a check on my familiars....then maybe show you some of the harder stuff i brought here with me. Not sure how a demon would think of it, but why not try a swig or few, eh?" the female master said, her words sobering up a bit for a minute, but returning to a jovial sort of tone by the end.

The faster they registered with the person at the Church, the faster they got back here. That she was content with.

Her familiars under the house were growing very well, those on the leyline were spreading even faster than that, and that would be crucial to her survival strategy. Her magecraft revolved in part around these familiars, and using them for various means was the crux of her plan. Having a lot of them around meant that she could multi-task things if needed, spy about the town without having to move away at all from her base, even attack or infiltrate from a range as well. They leyline hid the presence of her familiars that were breeding in it like rabbits on aphrodisiacs, and attempts to use Earth Magecraft to attack them greatly risked harming the leyline as a result...which would be bad for any mage wanting to make use of said leyline. Further, any mage trying to use the leyline there in particular could be traced back by here familiars.

@Raineh Daze
In Closed 8 yrs ago Forum: Casual Roleplay
@Regitnui You still here as well?

Ah, wonder how Zeke will react tho. Would be cool to see him gain some resolve and rise to the occasion, to grow into his own and fight-.......-or whatever else he decides to do anyways. XD
In Closed 8 yrs ago Forum: Casual Roleplay
Diana Schwarzwald


Academy Grounds; Underground

I Was Always Waiting To Link A Certain Song For This, Hahahaha!


@Zelosse@Kalleth



As the walls fell to exposure her opponent, Diana felt ready for he occasion. After getting done it had given her some time to rest, to focus her mind and body. Regain some energy and focus herself for whatever would come next, since apparently she was one of the faster ones to get done with the course. Because hell, she didn't know what would come next, and she had to be prepared. A tournament perhaps? Duels to the knockout? Albeit, her bloodied and banged up look was probably badass in her opinion, though she didn't have a mirror to look at to know for sure. Though she'd just grinned and chuckled the idea of looking like a bloodied badass away as the walls began to move. Standing up, Diana's controlled breathing kicked in as she entered a mode of focus. Albeit, this did not stop a grin from coming to her face as she saw a certain guy standing there across from her. Actually, the same guy she'd teased earlier while in her swimsuit, though she wasn't sure how her appearance held up now with her current look. Haha.

Diana right away took a fighting stance as she kept her eyes on Felix, peripherals keeping note of her surroundings. If the Headmaster or others could do something here, maybe, then as a result she'd need to be at least ready to react rather than overly tunnel-visioned on her opponent himself. Not that she wasn't giving him due attention for the occasion, as it were. It was something that helped her focus her mental and physical energies, and keep on her toes after all that icy tunnel climbing and the blow she took earlier.



As soon as the wall was fully down, Diana made a quick burst forwards towards Felix "as if" to throw a fast punch at him, a move meant to (hopefully) either make him sit still to defend so she could follow through with her move and actually attack him, OR otherwise make him move to the side so she could make a feint to catch him where he moved to. A basic idea, but she wanted her opponent to make the first reactionary move if she could force him to do so. If she could take an advantage early, she could potentially get in some valuable blows against an opponent who...well, hadn't even done the other parts of the exam apparently. Sheesh.



Leanne Hillcrest


Ready To Brawl....Unless It All Goes Wrong Again....Or The Other Guy Passes Out Or Something


@Zelosse@Kalleth@Regitnui




She'd....she'd finally made it through. Her shadow limbs constructs had proved useful in making her way to the end, leaving her less physically drained than before but a little bit mentally taxed by the focus she had to put on her powers to get to this point. She apparently had been one of the last to make it here, though, not leaving her much time to pull out a few of the burrs and twig parts and such that stuck to her clothes as she had made her way through still. That she hadn't been able to fully avoid at all, but even so she had made it. Standing up once more from where she had sat against the back wall of her little part of this "arena" this was being used as now, Leanne took up somewhat of a stance, bracing herself at least to be on the safe side. She was not the world's best fighter by any means, really, but...she had practiced quite a lot since getting here with her abilities. Sometimes alone in the dark outside, or where the quiet and focus were at their best in her room after the lights were turned off. Many a time during classes with Headmaster Kano and the other small bit of Darkness users here. Whatever had worked. Plus, she done at least regular exercise each day to keep up physically more than the average person. Albeit. athletes who did more were probably well ahead of her in ways.

Regardless, to her surprise the individual she had been put against was....the guy from earlier? She'd physically picked up a lazy girl who'd run into him as she herself was walking to get some fresh air, and this guy had been there and began to panic and such around people. Though she felt a sense of happiness that he had made it so far, she was also floored he had made it so far. Much less was here for this battle. Would he even fight her? Do anything? Would he freak out again? Perhaps she was underestimating him for getting this far, and anime tournament arc had taught her that she didn't need to fully back down or take this guy for nothing. At least....unless he literally proved the doubts she had about him right, in which case that'd be sad. Though with a light grimace and a nod to herself as the wall was nearly fully down, she steeled herself for the potential here at least for a fight to occur and such.

"It's great to see you again," Leanne said, though it was hard to fake or feign a sense of joy that he was here, though her defensive stance told a different story as well, albeit potentially one of over-or-underestimation depending on how this went, "You read to do this?"

It kinda felt bad to fight this guy of all people, from what little she had seen of him. But she wasn't going to be caught vulnerable if possible.


NYC Streets With Her Homies





Safe to say, as Ms. Meteora showed the strange impage on this small...device of hers? That was an odd device, was it magic? Regardless, the picture of this "Yuyuko" being to herself and the others, Sanaki felt the woman's visage was rather...."tantalizing to the male eyes" if she had to choose words for it. Not very proper in regards to formal look she was used to, but at the same time seemed to have a sort of ethereal look about her and sense of elegance. Then again, it could just be the interpretation of an "artist" of sorts. Honestly, it was hard to wrap her mind around all of these odd machines, odd individuals, strange circumstances, and the like, but as an Empress she had to hold strong. This was an odd place to be sure, but its people were nonetheless in danger as her own had been. She couldn't sit by and let them suffer whilst she wallowed in her own far-from-home issues. Though the lack of her Pegasus knight retinue was getting slightly unnerving in a sense as well. What she'd give to have Sigurn or Tanith here at least, to be able to get a sky-borne view of things or at least have a familiar face for Goddess' sake! Even so, holding in with the regal side she had known all her life, Sanaki put out thoughts of potential pictures like that of her floating around in this world and threw a composed smile at Youmu.

"Well, that surely makes the matter a bit easier in finding her. Though if she truly enjoys eating so very much, perhaps it might be easier to find where she is than we first thought. Regardless, we shall continue to seek to find your liege, brave swordswoman!" Sanaki said, a composed and calming regality in her tone mixing with a sense of genuine optimism to add a positive note to her words, before looking over at Meteora once more, "Do you perhaps possess a spell by which we could make use of this picture to locate this individual? Or perhaps since the beroc of this world are so keen to notice those like unto us, there is some news of her already out there?"

There was not much the Empress could do directly other than be another set of eyes looking over the surroundings for the visage of this "Yuyuko", but even so she was trying to at least think of ideas for the group to use. Something, at least, that might help her keep attention on the current situation and not on herself. However, as one particular metal vehicle of sorts passed by, Sanaki began to cough from its exhaust.

She was glad Tellius did not have such nasty things that let out smoke like a sleeping dragon! It made the air hard to breathe and such, not very pleasant at all. She had been told on the way to the "UN Building" that these were called "cars", which was an odd name. K-Air-Z. Bleh. An odd beorc tongue as this was when she thought about it too hard earlier, she was glad she could speak and be understood at that.

@VitaVitaAR@KoL@Raineh Daze@PKMNB0Y




Aile


Monster Mega Murder Mash of Many Moons





The car gave way to Birdy's might as she used it as a launch pad of sorts, the top crushing downwards and being luckily empty as well. Though this was not much as compared to what the Hinox she crashed into would be like. A beast able to rip up trees with a single bare hand without issue, the monster was not used to dealing with forces....far and above stronger than it was. As such, though it tried to cover its face from Birdy's punch, the Hinox's hand caved in instantly upon the blow making contact as Birdy's fist passed right through it and into the giant's one weakest point: the giant eye. As the eye caved in with a great spurt of purple gooey monster blood coming out, the Hinox was sent crashing back onto its back from the sheer force alone, lying motionless for a few distinct seconds before its body faded in the same "poofing" manner as the monster the armored girl had just killed before.

At least this mean the bodies wouldn't leave much of a mess themselves, right? Not that such was the main concern of the matter.

As for Aile herself, she whizzed over to the car, twin sabers swinging as she cleaved off three of the monsters' heads, spinning around to slash at the other two as they looked to her in surprise. After all, she wasn't as easy of a prey as these other humans were being right now.

As the bodies of the five monsters turned black and disappeared in a poof, Aile looked into the car, the frightened family huddeled inside looking at her with a mixture of tenacity and light fear. After all, she was yet another oddity to swoop in, albeit she had saved them. Reaching over, the father of the group was the first to open the car door, looking at the small armored girl as he built up some confidence.

"What are you?" the man seemed to ask, his admittedly strange accent not preventing Aile from understanding what he was saying.

"Someone here to help," the young Megaman (Megawoman?) responded, letting out a small sigh as she did so, before pointing at a nearby building, "If nothing else, you might be safe to get to a building to hide. Better than hiding in this car at least, where you are in the open."

The man looked at her for a second, before rapidly making up his mind as the danger of the other monsters nearby came to his mind. Nodding to Aile, he ushered his family to run for the building, kids and wife and baby held in the wife's arms and all. Aile watched for a second as they bolted to the building, making sure monsters did not get to them, but as soon as they got to saftey she changed a bit. Aile looked back to the rest of the scene with a light grimace.

Was she being too calm? Perhaps not. She could save what people she could on the way, and even near this car she saw a few bodies of those who had not made it out in time from the original rush of monsters. Arrows, spear wounds, heads....well, she quite frankly did not want to say. It was....harsh, but she feared what it would be where the epicenter of this menageries of a monster army was coming from. They weren't mechanical, which felt odd to her usual Mechanaloid and other enemy types back home, but at the same time she couldn't hold back. Her, and seemingly another woman as she looked over to watch a giant being downed in one punch, were the only lines of defense who seemed to be able to do anything.

That would have to make do.

"Aile, that family is ok, we need to move on," the voice of Model X said, attempting to gently but firmly coax the girl on despite the carnage, "The faster we take care of these enemies, the faster we can figure out what else is going on. The more we can save."

"Model X is right. For now stay in Model H form as well to see if you can find where the enemies are coming from. If there is a source, we might be able to take it down," the somewhat more serious but admittedly still caring voice of Model Z rang out in her ears, Aile snapping out of it for a moment before looking to the biometal on her waist and nodding.

This wasn't the time to wait around. Now was the time to fight. She had to kill as many of these things as possible, if she was to save the humans here from certain death. At least, save as many as could be saved at this point....but that was still something.

Igniting her sabers once more along with her wings, Aile zipped off once more, moving down the single street she was on, cutting off the heads of monsters as she whizzed by, sometimes darting back a bit to clean up those who had missed her initial barrage due to their sheer numbers. The small ones with one horn, and the tall lanky ones, were easy enough to cut through like paper. Ultimately they were using sticks and stones, whilst she and the other woman had access to far superior power to theirs. However, that didn't stop them from trying at least.

One of the horned-lion headed enemies with four hooved legs turned to look at her as she raced towards it, managing to fire three electricity-coated arrows at once at her as it took aim. She whizzed around the arrows, charging the enemy with a double saber stab at its chest. The beast pulled up a shield in front of itself as if to protect, but the energy sabers pierced right through like butter. The beast, a Lynel, roared aloud in pain, before lasheing at her with its other arm, knocking her to the side, before collapsing to the ground and dissipating.

Vital parts of the body had been stabbed, though Aile wondered what its might cold do if it had managed to lash at her more. That one blow wasn't super strong, but it hit hard for the beast's apparent, larger-than-adult-humans size. Enough to knock her to the side, but not more than that since it had hit her armor. Even the armor was intact. Aile walked over and snatched up her beam sabers, where they lie next to where the beast's body had been, before taking off once more.

Slashing smaller enemies and the lanky ones' heads off, having to adapt her movements to the faster moving lizard-looking ones, cutting the legs of the giants off to at least keep them on the ground, Aile sped through like a rocket through her own swathe of enemies. It was something, at least, but as much as she was used to killing swathes of lesser enemies she wondered if something more...serious lied at the center of this. And that was somewhat chilling, though not enough to unnerve the girl as her battle instincts kicked in.

@TheFake@PKMNB0Y@Rin
Cymbeline Lockhart





Cymbeline continued her rush to get to the town, after having gotten the captain's message from the golden-haired healer of the group. Perhaps they were needed for formality's sake, though the chances of something going awry in the town were perhaps existent as well to be fair. Or perhaps there was something wrong there, and they needed their forces to handle it? Mmm, or perhaps another thing altogether. Whatever the case, the mage let the thoughts race for a moment before focusing to try to cool her head. The sigil was still active, and by the time the healer got to the others the half-Nem mage was at the town gates. Giving a nod to the guards and such, she dashed inside, just as the sigil ran out of power and a surge of exhaustion hit her body like a great hammer.

Leaning on her knees for a moment, the mage took a few deep breaths, the burn of post-battle fatigue coursing through her veins. It some not incapacitating, but the sigil's effects meant that she needed a moment. A moment to breathe, at least. She looked up, however, at the bit ahead of her, a throng of individuals there as if watching some spectacle before the lord's hall. She then stood back up straight, stretching her arms for a moment, before continuing on to where the rest of the knights would be. She began to push through the throng of Tyaethe's onlookers, albeit a bit of a frustrated frown was on her face. For someone so short, it was hard to get through. Harder so to be mistaken for an even smaller child on occasion.




Elissa Lockhart





As Elissa looked behind them, having stood around with some of the others waiting and waiting for the wayward mages to arrive, eventually seeing her sister pushing through into where they were standing. Looking her twin in the eyes, Elissa gave a light head gesture towards where they were, as if to encourage her on and tell her to "hurry up". Though whilst this gained a small, exasperated roll of the eyes back at her in turn, it seemed effective as her sister walked up to her somewhat out of breath. Probably using sigils again to run the whole way here without hitching a ride, like an idiot in Elissas's eyes. But all the same, it was progress, and the sword-wielding half-Nem could see other movement as well. Perhaps the others getting here too?

"Sis, what's going on?" Cymbeline asked, Elissa not batting an eye as her sister spoke after doing a quick look-around to see if anything was obviously wrong.

"The Lord of Brennan can't seem to perceive weapons, it seems, much less the danger his own realm was in. Not even his own sword that sits beside his throne. We hoped that a mage would arrive her sooner or later, but you lot seemed to run off where the attack on the Captain came from. I would think there is a reason?" Elissa said, her tone not holding back and her words as blunt as they could be at times. All the same, she kept her tone down, where only but her sister and some of the surrounding knights could hear at most.

"By Mayon, an enchantment on his mind perhaps?" Cymbeline said in response to Elissa's's more blunt words, contrasting her sister's tone with a sort of curiosity and light worry hinted in her own tone of voice, though after a second she shook her head to clear her thoughts for a moment and answer the other question her twin had asked, "To give the short version, there was a sigil on one of the trees, and the faeries in the forest might have a clue as to where the culprit who attacked the captain is."

It wasn't much to say, but Ceymbeline or one of the other mages would end up reporting in full to the Captain. Elissa had no doubt of that. Speaking of which, as Elissa watched on, her sister seemed to realize that and jot off toward the Captain directly without another word.

@VitaVitaAR
This place is gone to another site now? DX

Still been reading stuff once in a while here, is there a way i could get a link to still get to read the ongoing story at least?

@January@banjoanjo@Baklava@Riffus Maximus@dragonmancer (tagging most recent people i saw in this thread just in case)
@KoL Forgot to tag you and anyone else involved in NY in my latest post. My bad.


The United Nations





Sanaki accepted the quiet nod with some respect. This man seemed to be more about his mind than some of the other individuals that had assembled here, though they didn't seem to be more than representatives of their nations rather than heads of states. Somewhat frustrating, but this world was again far different than her own in many regards. Though the almost seemingly sarcastic use of her title by one of the other men in this room was, in the realm of polite manners, a tad insulting even if she was trying to grasp the situation enough to understand why they would all be assumed to be...fiction here. They were here and alive, were they not? They had put their lives on the line to protect people in a place that was for most not like their own at all. It was all too strange for her tastes in the end, but it could not be helped at all. As much as she'd be happy to see Tanith or Sigrun here to be by her side as some small measure of comfort, this group of individuals was in the same vote as well. Save for that Leo boy, whose redheaded friend with fangs seemed laguz-like but wasn't one.

The small Empress then shook Mr. Sharpton's hand after Leo did, her small figure maintaining that head of state posture and regal disposition that had been so common in her life. For now, it seemed, the group had some funding for lodging, and would by tonight get some measure of temporary home at least for now. Between the seemingly different personalities and goals, she had no idea if they'd all get along as well on a personal note, but being in the same vote could drive different peoples to work a bit better together. Just take the fight against Ashera in her world for instance.

Though listening to Ms. Meteora and the actually-a-ghost swordswoman who had been worrying herself like a retainer worrying over her lord, Sanaki felt a small smile come to her face as she also listened to the redheaded man note a sort of familiarity of he and this Leo boy with this "version" of this city (or whatever that meant). It was an idea forming in her head. Maybe it could work out for all of them?

"Ms. Meteora," Sanaki said, after turning over and tugging on a sleeve with the aim of getting the other mage's attention, "Pardon my interruption, but other members of this group here desire to search for this valiant swordswoman's liege, who might be off eating. Surely we could lend them out aid, and along the way get some sort of meal as provisions for the search, hmm? It might also be a good chance to get an idea of this city's layout as well."

it was but an idea, but if two mages tagged along, then this one whose tome was admittedly far more impressive than most Sanaki had seen could perhaps add magic to the search. And along the way get food to satiate her hunger as well as she had so stated. Besides, getting the chance to see who these others were along a little tour given by the ones most "familiar" with this place would be a good chance in and of itself.




Aile


Monsters....Why Did It Have To Be Monsters





As the Berserker Killer and Biometal Wielder would be looking about for some kind of answers, a sudden chorus of cries and monstrous roars would fill the air with a sudden commotion. Even the normal people on the streets and usual folk walking about London where the two were turned their heads suddenly, looking to the direction of the noises, many fleeing before or after they saw what was coming their way. And as the source of the noise came into view, it wasn't hard to see the trouble the two heroines were in the face of at this point. Monsters. A regular army, a vast menagerie of monsters swarming the streets, roaring, destroying, killing those who stood in their way with wanton abandon as monsters were wont to do. Tall one-eyed giants who stood over the normal human like a lion over a rat, lion-like centaurs that trod down passerby and shoot others down with arrows and cut them down with mighty shield and sword. Tall, lean, goblin-like creatures lashing out with clubs and spears and such weapons like swords, and smaller, swift moving lizards and goblin-like creatures scurrying about in droves down the streets and on buildings with bows and similar weapons.



It was like they had emerged almost a portal to a nightmare, or had come from a world that had undergone some sort of Calamity that left so much monstrous terror in its wake. Regardless, cries of terror, monsters moving about, it was the sort of thing that could only spur on the hearts of those willing and able to deal with such a malady this city was suddenly having thrust upon it like growing malignant tumor. As one Moblin was rushing towards the "airheaded idol's" position, Aile swooped down in her Model H form to deliver a beam saber slash to its face, severing its head from its body, before its corpse and dispatched head turned black and then suddenly disappeared into nothingness once more. The Biometal use looked about at the monsters roaming about in her direction still with a grimace, reminded of the invasion of Mavericks that had...well, taken her mother's life and harmed so many others in her world.

She may not be familiar with this city, she had just fallen here out of the air of all things, but at the same time she felt a sense of duty to fight this threat. To protect the innocents here who didn't seem familiar with this threat at all. It was instinct to her by this point, and hell if she was going to let even more people get killed right here on her watch. She kept both of her sabers ignited, before charging forwards towards a group of smaller Moblins and Lizalfos that had gathered around a car with a family trapped inside.

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