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That's where they land originally, but once they hit the planet that attack major cities anywhere around the globe.


Okay, that makes sense.

Though if you're open to a suggestion, there's plenty of Atlantic cities they might hit before going to the other side of the planet, especially if they're smart enough to plan strategically or even if they're just looking to kill as many people as possible. I have a couple ideas there if you're interested.

Also, I'm glad you like my characters! I'm excited to bring Olifant Rogue into battle.
@unfallenangel

Revised my original sheet to include a Jaeger and pilot, let me know how they look to you. Thanks for your consideration!
Oh. I thought they were attacking cities on the Atlantic.
@unfallenangel

Question: what cities have the Malihini attacked so far?
Everyone using complex magic to aid them in search and battle, and Atlas throws a Molotov at a giant ice monster. I love this group.

100 posts yay!


I've been hoping someone just runs up and hits it with a stick.





Looks neat. Starting work on both a Jaeger pilot and a support character.
Lenya pulled in closer, attracted to his fireball like a moth to a flame. Not that he blamed her, this was the first warmth anyone had felt since leaving the office. A tall, thin man, Max felt the cold easily. He held the flame a little closer to Lenya, then passed over his Thermos of hot coffee as they descended the basement steps. "Have a little of this, it'll do you some good. I think after this I'm gonna ask my brother if I can borrow his condo in Key West."

Max hesitated for a moment, the unwrapped the afghan from around himself and draped it over both their shoulders, so they both at least had partial coverage. Two master magicians fighting over a blanket would be extremely undignified, so might as well share. "So far nothing is charging up the stairs at us," he said. Their descent was slow, the cold seeming to intensify with each step. "Unless it's just waiting for us. Like Satan, trapped in the ice of Cocytus, unable to move for the freezing winds he generates in his attempts to free himself."

With that cheery thought hanging over his head, Max coughed lightly. "A balaclava might have been good, but I have to admit, my head is literally the only warm part of my body right now. This hat is surprisingly good, I'll have to ask Maria if it's magic or something." He paused for a moment, regarded the flaps and plush ears of the foxy hat. "Maybe I'll buy it off her."
"Christ!" Max yelped at the stabbing cold in his hand, withdrawing his gloved hand immediately and trying to massage a little warmth back into it. On one hand, that was an encouraging sign that he was looking in the right direction. But on the other hand, going down into that basement would be a hazard to life and limb. He would have to take some precautions.

Firstly, he looked around the wreck of the living room, his eyes falling on a thick woolen afghan draped on the overturned couch. Grabbing the blanket, he draped it over his shoulders and wrapped it around his body as an added layer of insulation. That'd help at least a little. Next, he looked through the kitchen for a hurricane lamp, a lantern, something he could use as a source of both light and warmth. Finding nothing, however, he sighed to himself. Max disliked using magic for mundane purposes- it was beneath the grandeur and the majesty of such knowledge to be wasted on mere parlor tricks. But there seemed to be little option at the moment. Holding out one gloved hand, Max sang a brief incantation in Hebrew. A small but bright and warming globe of fire flickered into the air, hovering a couple inches above his palm. Light and a source of personal warmth.

With that done, Max edged nearer the door. Cautiously, he reached up with his shovel and undid the latch. As the door creaked open, he sighed, peered into the darkness, and descended into the basement.
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