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Yeah. I guess Skallagrim is on one of his hiatuses. We'll just have to pick it back up when he returns.
Now I`m not saying that while turned around and running away with no mention of continued sonar it would be difficult to detect the Mechs rifle movements from three quarters of a mile away. But considering the speed of the round I believe scientifically speaking the round would be in your character before echo location would reveal it had even moved. the round is travelling about 800 meters per second which is almost three times the speed of sound.
That avoidance was awfully vague, does the Pater have spider senses? It would be nice to know for future reference. All this time I`'ve been missing a trick I should have all my characters be able to pull off dodges by merit of historical attacks against them of vague similarity. As a Anti material round and a super arrow really aren't that comparable.
I think his name gives me dyslexia.


Close enough, I wouldn't want you to tax yourself too much with names and such like, there's death to be avoided.
“Electric vision, active. Anomaly detected, 1220 meters and increasing, secondary weapon advised.”

“You can be an awful backseat driver sometimes mate.” Higan grimaced as his music shut down to allow the computer to speak out its findings. He jumped to action immediately, Electric vision was made for scenarios such as this one and for targets like Slimy, and it hadn’t failed him yet. The monster was highlighted a goodly way off in green, the surrounding trees seemingly disappearing into the background as faint grey outlines. The bastard was a long way off, but for an Anti-Material rifle? Not far enough.

The Mech swung to attention, Computers worrying about complex calculations such as where exactly his foe would be a second and a half from pulling the trigger. Once that was sorted it was only a matter of point and shoot. So he did, and the Mech shot alright. The sound of the rifle discharging was devastating, and almost the second the round fired, splintering through trees with ease as it hurtled towards its target, the Mech was following its path.

As Higan’s Mech began its pursuit a second trailed by, and a little bit more. Splintering wood echoed through the forest, but the round remained unerringly on target, its sheer mass and velocity carrying it through obstacles with ease. As the few remaining milliseconds passed on its lightning fast journey it would arrive at its destination, a fleshy slimy monstrosity attempting to escape, without evasion heading right for centre of mass as it was caught mid-leap. The 40mm round outpaced the sound of firing itself.
Higan’s face dropped for a moment as cackling filtered through carefully modulated interior speaker systems. His brows furrowed and his expression darkened. With a sudden jump his smile returned again.

“Bit shit that is, let’s have some music, something… heavy.” Computer Systems gave the equivalent of a frown before a heavily modulated voice acquiesced to his demands and one of his favourites started to play. The noise from outside was blocked out by the defiant instrumentals of Ramor metal musicians as Higan began to nod along to the tunes. Completely ignoring the sounds, the Mech strode in the direction of the signature it had picked up. Systems aboard the A.S.P could analyse materials at an extremely advanced level from distance, and had picked up substance from the Anomaly. Minute amounts, invisible to the naked eye, mucous most likely. The sort of remnants any living creature would drop unknowingly just through the act of movement. It might have been untraceable to an ordinary humanoid, but such were the wonders of modern technology.

With a nonchalant air the Mech pursued the path of the creature, which by necessity had to have moved through the forest after exiting the rift. The trees seemed to edge closer to the great metal Walker, packed fairly tight. It was no matter, the A.S.P tore them asunder when they dared block its passage. If this was where the creature made its home it would regret coming to Ramor, that it would.
@Vordak Uh?
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Haha, I'm sick and somewhat delirious and just spent the best part of two hours going through the NoW Multiverse OOC, that shit was hilarious. Shame most of the people involved have fucked off somewhere. If I wasn't in another tournament (bad decision making) I'd have probably dipped off myself by now. It's a shame we only get together for the weekends these days.

Haha, Skallagrim quoting Time Warp, hilarious.
There was a sudden explosive sound of displaced air that dissipated in the surrounding forest in an eerie fashion. It was as if the land was so quiet and expansive it consumed all noise. Certainly the place would serve as an interesting answer to the age old riddle, if a tree falls in a forest and none should hear it, does it make a sound. In the Forest of the Lost, nothing as vibrant and changing as sudden sound could be permitted to exist. As if to disprove such philosophical musings, there was a devastating cracking and creaking of destroyed wood, and suddenly a great oak plummeted to the ground.

“Oops.” The bearded pilot laughed, after his great metallic Walker’s sudden appearance caused the premature demise of a once mighty tree of the forest. Perhaps heralding the coming of true modernity, with the power of steel and all its other great and terrible innovations, Higan had arrived in typical explosive fashion. Controlling the mobile A.S.P, or Armoured Support Platform, through a rift had certainly been an interesting experience. He was way off mission and he knew it, but the slimy bastard he was after had made it personal. Computers re-adjusted to the new terrain all around him, flickering through numerous vision types to track movement and anomalies, or rather, it was learning what was normal and safe for its pilot. After a few seconds of such analysis it could pick out the anomaly in milliseconds should it make an appearance.

It was called an Anomaly back in the Grent Republic, an outsider that had come through a rift and began causing havoc. The rifts were becoming a bit of a bastard, and the creature that Higan was chasing was a particularly nasty bugger. He’d taken to calling it ‘Slimy’ for reasons that were probably fairly obvious. There was bloodshed involved, and Higan didn’t like it when his people got caught up in weird shit. He was going to go in and give the bastard hell.

Of course, he still had to find it, and he couldn’t help but think that his task was going to be a trifle more difficult than he at first summarised. Entering a massive forest in the early hours of the morning was not what he was expecting on the other side of the rift. Once he found the thing though, well, the rifle in his Mech’s right hand and the chain gun attached to its left would see it ripped asunder, and the tank gun mounted on its right shoulder would blow a hole in it wide enough for his A.S.P to sit in. It was a comforting thought, as he slowly swivelled his double man-height Walker hoping for the computer systems to whine at him. He knew things were getting serious when he actually had the voice software unmuted.

Inside the cockpit of the horrendously well-armed Mech the relatively short but stocky Pilot checked over his systems and equipment. He had a revolver on his hip and a knife at his breast. Though his only armour was a simple green pilot uniform that matched the camouflage of the A.S.P it had unnaturally dense qualities. He was about as ready as he was ever going to be, now it was just a matter of picking up a trace. Systems flashed at the corner of his eye on the screen in front of him, alerting him to a discovery of vital importance. Higan’s tanned face lit up with a vicious grin.

“Game on.”
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