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Just to be clear, Swarm is not targeting Ananta because she can catch bullets or is it trying even harder?
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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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That moment when you try to stab something that isn't one solid block of mass
The Cloud
Multiplication was proceeding as planned, with plenty of material to draw on. Though it would not be visible to the naked eye, nanites would flow outside the factory to join the Cloud every second, so long as the environment allowed for it anyways. More units meant more processing power, which meant grater combat ability. There was no reason to not do this.
Wind grew more intense, causing it to alter parameters and bondage strength. That would keep its disparate parts from flying apart in the wind, though combat effectiveness would be hampered. The presence of magic did the same thing, causing a shift in targeting priorities to those individuals who seemed unable to replicate the feat of catching bullets in midair. That would be a more effective use of resources.
The incoming individual was picked up on sensors and it shifted to compensate. When Eve struck she would find her lance hitting nothing but thin air, the nanites having moved to avoid the blow for minimal loss. They would then quickly reform with a hold on the lance, keeping Eve from pulling it away. The entire mass then seemed to shift, changing to a form roughly equivalent in size to Eve herself. The purpose would quickly become clear as it positioned her between itself and her allies as a shield. Strikes then followed, with blackish tendrils weaving past armor to go directly for flesh and bone with an efficiency that was quite precise, and a lethality that was quite deadly when given time.
The intensifying of the wind caused it to stumble, though its attacks merely lessened. The debris was more concerning, though it did its best to keep a hold on Eve. The sudden surge of power coming in the form of audible sound waves from Eos (as power was contributed and processing multiplied) made that much easier, and it would make sure to defend itself at long range too as new weapons formed, extending to the sides and firing at the nearest targets of opportunity. It would fight on.
@KoL@Banana@Lonewolf685@Lmpkio
Multiplication was proceeding as planned, with plenty of material to draw on. Though it would not be visible to the naked eye, nanites would flow outside the factory to join the Cloud every second, so long as the environment allowed for it anyways. More units meant more processing power, which meant grater combat ability. There was no reason to not do this.
Wind grew more intense, causing it to alter parameters and bondage strength. That would keep its disparate parts from flying apart in the wind, though combat effectiveness would be hampered. The presence of magic did the same thing, causing a shift in targeting priorities to those individuals who seemed unable to replicate the feat of catching bullets in midair. That would be a more effective use of resources.
The incoming individual was picked up on sensors and it shifted to compensate. When Eve struck she would find her lance hitting nothing but thin air, the nanites having moved to avoid the blow for minimal loss. They would then quickly reform with a hold on the lance, keeping Eve from pulling it away. The entire mass then seemed to shift, changing to a form roughly equivalent in size to Eve herself. The purpose would quickly become clear as it positioned her between itself and her allies as a shield. Strikes then followed, with blackish tendrils weaving past armor to go directly for flesh and bone with an efficiency that was quite precise, and a lethality that was quite deadly when given time.
The intensifying of the wind caused it to stumble, though its attacks merely lessened. The debris was more concerning, though it did its best to keep a hold on Eve. The sudden surge of power coming in the form of audible sound waves from Eos (as power was contributed and processing multiplied) made that much easier, and it would make sure to defend itself at long range too as new weapons formed, extending to the sides and firing at the nearest targets of opportunity. It would fight on.
@KoL@Banana@Lonewolf685@Lmpkio
Also with regards to Ciel, when the description of the attack was 'violent wind', most people don't leap to 'hurricane force', which is probably why it got the reaction that it did
Shurelia
Normally Lady Shurelia was terrible with directions, which she would never tell you. Luckily for Scaramouche in this case she did not need directions, she just needed to follow the delicious smell hanging on the air and the bad singing. Those were obvious enough that sh only got side tracked a couple times before finding the place they were coming from. And thanks to the mask there would be no way for her companion to know that she had gotten lost at any point in the trip. Linkage armor had its benefits even when it wasn't functional, that's for sure.
"This appears to be the place," she noted aloud as she glanced back at the robot. There was a food stand, as expected, and there already seemed to be an assortment of people here. Mostly young girls, though some were more well armed than others. In particular the girl with the spear would be of some concern. Shurelia had not dismissed the possibility that Mir was still playing the long game, but she couldn't keep herself away.
Moving forward, she neared the group before realizing that she couldn't eat any food because she was wearing a mask. Her face fell, yet it did not slow her pace. The price that one paid for security and anonymity it seemed. But it was fine, she'd done this for many years before now so she would manage one way or another.
"Greetings," she said to those gathered once she had drawn close enough. Though there did seem to be something of a disagreement going on, unfortunate if only because she couldn't put an end to it with her Hymmos. Being cut off from the tower was continuing to be a frustration. Well, maybe a bluff would succeed where fact failed. "Is there some sort of problem here?"
@ACHTUNG@Raineh Daze@Tachi@Lmpkio@VitaVitaAR@Rin
Normally Lady Shurelia was terrible with directions, which she would never tell you. Luckily for Scaramouche in this case she did not need directions, she just needed to follow the delicious smell hanging on the air and the bad singing. Those were obvious enough that sh only got side tracked a couple times before finding the place they were coming from. And thanks to the mask there would be no way for her companion to know that she had gotten lost at any point in the trip. Linkage armor had its benefits even when it wasn't functional, that's for sure.
"This appears to be the place," she noted aloud as she glanced back at the robot. There was a food stand, as expected, and there already seemed to be an assortment of people here. Mostly young girls, though some were more well armed than others. In particular the girl with the spear would be of some concern. Shurelia had not dismissed the possibility that Mir was still playing the long game, but she couldn't keep herself away.
Moving forward, she neared the group before realizing that she couldn't eat any food because she was wearing a mask. Her face fell, yet it did not slow her pace. The price that one paid for security and anonymity it seemed. But it was fine, she'd done this for many years before now so she would manage one way or another.
"Greetings," she said to those gathered once she had drawn close enough. Though there did seem to be something of a disagreement going on, unfortunate if only because she couldn't put an end to it with her Hymmos. Being cut off from the tower was continuing to be a frustration. Well, maybe a bluff would succeed where fact failed. "Is there some sort of problem here?"
@ACHTUNG@Raineh Daze@Tachi@Lmpkio@VitaVitaAR@Rin
she walked it off >_< lol.
Only cause she had a protective force field.
its a hard time to be a beacon girl they said. Now its 5v3 in beacons favor with Shannon probably joining them as well. RIP
One of those three almost took out one of the five in like 2 hits. I think it's stil a hard time to be a Beacon girl
Time for a fight.
I mean, I'm in a scene right now with other people, and Birb is the only one who responded to it (which may have to be edited given that he ignored your character's arrival). All my waiting and lack of activity is based on the simple fact that I am waiting for other people to do stuff in the scene. Which is why I didn't respond, since I figured it wasn't directed at me.
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You can post now; if there was a plan involved, that person can say something about it.
Search-fu says the person was KoL, not that it maks a difference.
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