Gone

Halo: Recovery One

@Kurai Assassin Course not, you're the GM, it's your choice cx Just because my character is a violent, angry ass doesn't mean I'm gonna throw a fit or something :P It's an Rp.

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@Kurai Assassin Eryx still won't like it interfering, he'll likely ignore orders that jeopardize the operation and slow it down unless they came from command directly. He has his issues, upon being revealed I'll add them to his Bio for reference.

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"It means the job gets done, 'Civilian casualties have to be part of the job, if everybody lives it was too easy and if everyone dies it was too hard. Most of them die and it's the few that survive who matter. Get used to the pain or let it ruin you.'" He turned around for a moment, his words both harsh and mechanical as if they'd been drilled into his head. He took a moment to just stare them down, the only noise being his respirator helping him breath. He turned around silently and kept moving towards the building. "If you want to get distracted go ahead, this is getting done right."

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@AlphaWolf215 Life happens, and there is a reason Eryx is the way he is. Not sure if Browning has the clearance to learn that or not.

Experimental Army

@Overlord24 "Which no one could dodge" I'm gonna mark that as forced contact and void the act. Eryx knows the strike is coming long before it's even sent out, dodging is his skillset.

@Sleeth

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This is considered an automatic hit. You can not do that. Each character gets to decide if the hit contacts or not and how much damage is done.

@KatherinWinter

Yas^

Halo: Recovery One

"We've wasted enough time." Eryx stated, his module kicking in. He leaned down low, placing a hand on the ground and his left leg back behind him. "Move." He dashed forward, head to the side, arm locked on his elbow as he charged his shoulder into the debris at high speed, the module adding to the effect as he crashed through the concrete and rebar, leaving a hole in it's place. "No more of this waiting around, being distracted by civilians. Unless orders come through or you can do it on the move, leave them or get left behind, you can deal with the report of abandoning the mission. ODST's are taking care of them, not us."

Experimental Army

Eryx fell back from the fire, watching the ball starting to form in the man-child's hand. He then looked up to watch their eyes, following the path and diving backwards from the blasts, moving swiftly to his feet again to eye the boy. "Your emotions are out of control, and if you wish you were dead get it over with. You go berserk on a mission like that and you could jeopardize it. You should be in a box somewhere remote let alone attempting to be put on a team. For all I know you could get upset and go off like a nuke. All of this heat going around too, Vladimir I'm going to need heavily flame retardant gear if I'm going to work with trigger happy morons." He crossed his arms and leaned back against the wall.

Experimental Army

@Overlord24 "Which no one could dodge" I'm gonna mark that as forced contact and void the act. Eryx knows the strike is coming long before it's even sent out, dodging is his skillset.

Experimental Army

@jaybreezy His offense is limited against abilities as he has nothing but base human strength, his defense is nearly flawless though.

Experimental Army

Eryx watched the tensing of Ryan's arm, the muscles tightening, he was preparing for an impact. Immediately he moved backwards, his foot coming up to kick the pitcher with the rubber sole of his boots encase any charge was remaining, sending the water up towards the flaming boy while he uncontrollably slowed and watched the electricity move about to judge it's pattern and remain free of it's path. Otherwise his hands remained at his sides, waiting for a potential follow up. As Avery entered Eryx noted the thin Aura of ice, leaning to the side to let the shard pass him. "That's hyper conductive, you're going to make things worse you brainless idiot."