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>That awkward moment when you learn the religious revival movement you were headin was actually a vehicle for a Lovecraftian Abomination masquerading as a God to jack your body and take over the world
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>That moment when you realize that you can only do fandom RPs because you're bad at original characters. This is what I get for never playing DnD
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Here's the first of things. I'll get the other chars later


Yes, still interested.
While Alex had hoped that the primary danger would be getting to the temple in the first place, it was rapidly becoming apparent that inside was just as dangerous, if not moreso, than the outside was. Not that he was a stranger to fortified interiors or something like that, but the excessive zeal to which it had been presented was more than a bit much for him. It was becoming rapidly apparent that he was just along for the ride now.

Well, if he was just along for the ride then he might as well make the most of it. Tori seemed to want to do the same, even if it was in her annoyingly smug manner as always. At least he didn't have to worry about her flying or something, as the twins rapidly pointed out the flaw in that particular plan. Which left them, well, running.

At last their destination came into sight, and with a burst of speed they were all through. The door slammed shut behind them to seal off whatever danger had been rapidly approaching, giving them a moment of peace before they were suddenly somewhere else, an aloft place with a lot of pictures of suns, stars, and moons randomly flickering in and out of existence, a portal on the other side 9he hoped) and a stupid amount of heat.

Humming to himself for a moment, Alex considered things before voicing his opinion. "Well, this is nice. I guess they left us a puzzle." Good thing he didn't get vertigo really, that was for sure. And it could have been worse. Most of the places he broke into didn't even leave a safe option of getting through. You just had to make those yourself.

Leaning over, he glanced down at the sun before looking at the tiles. "What do you bet that if you step in the wrong spot it drops you down there," he offered then. "We just need to figure out what the safe way is." At that he glanced over at Siena and Linea, drawing on them in this time of crisis. "You guys are the experts here. I don't suppose you have some tidbit of knowledge stored away that could help us out."

@KoL@McFazzer
I looked back quite a bit. Mostly cause I tend to zone in on the RP's I'm currently in, so I wanted to see if I had missed anything interesting.(Actually I found it a few days ago and had it sitting on an open tab until I could think up a character)
You had me at the WIXOSS video

Endian

The Machina commander worked quickly, text scrolling past her vision as she wirelessly interfaced with the sealed off networks, attempting to pry them open. It was difficult work though, if only because she had to be cautious of potential traps and the like. It would not do to infect herself with a demonic virus while trying to repair the damage that they had done to the Elicitor.

At the same time there was plenty of stuff vying for her attention. For example, the demons who had infiltrated the ship and were headed towards the cargo hold where the treasure was located. The controlled Machina were making themselves a nuisance as well, attacking loyal Machina and smashing what systems they could reach to aid the infiltrators.

Endian had to work quickly, and she focused in on what was most important in this fight, to complete the mission. Internal defenses were needed to keep the Demons away from the Treasure, which was the important part of this mission. If they couldn't succeed, they would all suffer for it.

With a few quick commands at the end of a long process of hacking the internal defenses were freed from demonic control. She hardly needed to issue orders though, as one of the demons hijacked the comms to speak herself. There had to be an ulterior agenda, but for the moment Endian could not tell what that was.



Outside, automated commands were issued, and guns fired. Radar sweeps flew out before guns retargeted and fired, providing covering fire for Grafdakka even with a casual disregard for the wellbeing of the giant. He knew what he was doing, and any systems he needed would be made available for him.

Other batteries locked on and fired, missile launchers emptying their payloads in barrages that honed in on the arranged angels undertaking their bombardments, threading the needle of the tunnel that had been entered to soar into the sky. This might not prevent the bombardment that was coming in its entirety, but they could certainly well try. Any damage avoided was good for the Machina
@LokiLeo789@Legion02@Lucius Cypher



Back inside, internal defenses activated, once opened doors slamming shut again and reinforced as electrical currents were run through them to activate armor that would make punching through harder. Internally placed turrets perked back to life and began to fire at designated targets, proving deterrents and nuisances that would serve to buy the Machina time. This would include the demons as targets, autocannons hammering away at the Oni, demons and the others as they advanced.

In the meanwhile Endian issued her own orders. 'Defend the Treasure at all costs. Failure is not an option.' Here in the Nexus death was cheap. The humans would would be rewarded for their sacrifice when the time came. As for herself, she finished what she was doing and turned on her heels, heading towards the cargo hold to intervene personally. They did not have much time.

@Rune_Alchemist@Pyromania99@Lucius Cypher@Ryonara@KoL@Lonewolf685@Skyswimsky
Herm? Angels having the disadvantage? Let's see.....

Well, Gwynn basically flew from the outside of the ship to the cargo hold without hitting any significant resistance along the way, in spite of only having a general location for Diana and not knowing the layout of the ship....

Azazeal pretty effortlessly ruined the whole acid rose trap Victiore had going on, without any serious loss to the angelic forces....

Raziel basically used magic lightning EMPs to wipe out the Machina on deck besides Grafdakka, though he does have an excuse as a special unit.....

Generally near totally unaffected by any automated or stationary defenses that might be present in the giant fortress, including anti-air fire, turrets, etc. I've been told that this is my fault for not being specific, but the point still stands when the non-PC Machina barely even pose a noteworthy challenge....

Basically, from where I'm sitting it's hardly like things have been unfair to the Angels. If anything they've been unfair to the Machina, since any natural advantage they might have in controlling the giant walking fortress of doom has been basically negated within a couple sentences besides the trump card.

@Flamelord
I thought I was rather specific that the infiltrators only turned off the internal defenses, not the external batteries, so as to leave the main guns still firing at Angels. Or is this a case of Endian being too busy to maintain them herself?


Well, you didn't turn them off persay, but with the system locked down to prevent the damage from being fixed I can't exactly have Endian retarget them to focus on anything specific.
Endian

The Machina Commander resisted the urge to growl from frustration as she watched the tactical flow of the battle, not exactly appreciating how things were going at the moment. The defenses that had been carefully planned for the Elicitor were proving less than admirable against the angels that assaulted them on the decks. Oh, Grafdakka was proving good enough, but he was sadly appearing to be the exception to the rule here.

Several things vied for her attention all at once, proving less than welcome in those moments. For example, the giant plasma torch set off inside the ship, perilously close to the Cargo that they were transporting home. Fortunately there were units nearby, who seemed to be handling the situation already. There was also the arrival of the Angelic special unit, though Grafdakka seemed to be able to handle him when he wasn't busy dealing with the Demons. Endian was fine with that, since the more the demons fought each other, the less of a chance they had to fight the Machina. Third was the tripping of internal sensors inside the Elicitor, indicating that they had intruders. She had already acted to try and deal with that, but it was proving to merely be a deterrent, and not a solution. Oh, and the swarm of bats. That wasn't helping either.

Most annoying though was the fact that one minute they were striding along, and the next thing she knew the submersion protocols had been activated, the Fortress starting to burrow underground. "Who ordered that," Endian snapped as she accessed logs, practically doing a double take to see that it was Grafdakka who had activated it. Oh, she was going to have a serious talk with him once this was over.

Her eyes widened then as things rapidly went off the rials again, alarms flaring as internal systems locked down, defenses shut down, and bulkheads unsealed to allow free access for anyone inside. "What is the meaning of this," she muttered as hse tried to override,even as officers abandoned their posts.

Turning to face them, she was taken off guard by the proclamation, and it was only a swift reaction from her drones that projected a shielc, deflecting the blast away from her and her assistant, keeping them intact even as the explosion blew out the windows of the bridge and damaged the equipment. For a moment the Machina simply stood there, surveying the damage and coping with what had happened, before her face darkened in anger.

Turning to her assistant, she gestured quickly. "Guard this door. No one gets inside." She couldn't do so herself, not when she had to focus.

Walking over to one of the still intact consoles, she jacked in and let her mind open, striking out into the system to try and brute force it open any way that she could. It wouldn't be impossible, of course, but it was going to take time. Time that they might not have. So to compensate, she activated the intercom (which wasn't locked out due to being a non-vital system) "All units be aware, we have corrupted units on board, and enemy infiltrators. Be on alert, and use your initiative to determine if erratic behavior is a threat."

That said, she returned to what she had been doing, trying to break through the encryptions and such. The sooner that was done, the quicker they could get back to fighting this fight. It certainly distracted from the sudden return of the rose petals that began to interfere with the Submersion Protocols, sending up more alerts and alarms that Endian couldn't do anything about.

Meanwhile the Machina reacted as best they could to the sudden news. The group down in the cargo hold would find units approaching rapidly, well armed and ready to assist Regia and the maids in resisting the now in progress escape attempt. They might be small in number for w, but soon more would appear. They were there to command if Regia deemed it necessary.

Fighting broke out across the Fortress, the Machina reacting to sabotage and destruction, beginning the hunt for the corrupted Machina, as well as the demonic infiltrators. They had some openings now, but it would not be long before surprise wore off, control was reasserted, and they were trapped again. They would have to act quick if they wanted their prize.

Meanwhile automated guns fell silent, leaving the exterior of the Fortress defenseless. Needless to say, the Machina were in a bit of a situation.




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