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I already have a line in mind for that as well.
Is there even space for 4 villains at the back of Clutch's car?
Nebraskan Airspace
“Deep breaths, Patroller.” Perhaps it was the damage sustained by the onboard computers but the scan for the Kryptonian felt like it lasted for ages. While Lawrence appreciated the reprieve, the Czarnian was surely enjoying his absence from the fight as well. If his mech was starting to break down, then surely the lesser armored Leaguers would soon fall. However, the solution to this alien menace was quite easy to find. Literally.
Two traces of Kryptonian DNA were found in the immediate area but one of them was already on top of Lobo. This meant the other had to be the Man of Steel. As Polarity Man raced towards the Superman’s location, a blur whizzed past him with the force and speed of a bullet but it wasn’t James Barr. The dot he had traced on the Patroller’s tracking screen corresponded with what just passed him. A cheap shot wasn’t going to keep Superman down and out, it seems.
“Trying to catch up to a post Mach two speed ally. Didn’t this just happen, Patroller?” said the lieutenant as he redirected his flight path back to the battle. As he got closer to the fight, Superman was already making headway and just absolutely manhandling Lobo. Of course, Polarity Man wasn’t going to just fly there and do nothing so another concentrated blast of electricity, albeit not as intense as the opening beam, was fired at Lobo as he descended to the ground. A crater roughly the size of the space bike’s crash now formed where the Czarnian laid.
Lawrence thought it was over, and so would the Patroller if it had a mind of its own. The loud beeping and WARNING signal for a space distortion begged to differ though. The League’s villain database was readily available to Lawrence but he didn’t need to know them to figure they were trouble.
“Patroller, pre-target Warp for electric cannon and track energy signature for future analysis. Await firing signal from Superman.” If this particular rogue teleported the rest of his team in, Polarity Man obviously had to disable him first to make sure Lobo didn’t fall into their hands. All he had to do was wait for the command, and his trigger finger was itching.
“Deep breaths, Patroller.” Perhaps it was the damage sustained by the onboard computers but the scan for the Kryptonian felt like it lasted for ages. While Lawrence appreciated the reprieve, the Czarnian was surely enjoying his absence from the fight as well. If his mech was starting to break down, then surely the lesser armored Leaguers would soon fall. However, the solution to this alien menace was quite easy to find. Literally.
Two traces of Kryptonian DNA were found in the immediate area but one of them was already on top of Lobo. This meant the other had to be the Man of Steel. As Polarity Man raced towards the Superman’s location, a blur whizzed past him with the force and speed of a bullet but it wasn’t James Barr. The dot he had traced on the Patroller’s tracking screen corresponded with what just passed him. A cheap shot wasn’t going to keep Superman down and out, it seems.
“Trying to catch up to a post Mach two speed ally. Didn’t this just happen, Patroller?” said the lieutenant as he redirected his flight path back to the battle. As he got closer to the fight, Superman was already making headway and just absolutely manhandling Lobo. Of course, Polarity Man wasn’t going to just fly there and do nothing so another concentrated blast of electricity, albeit not as intense as the opening beam, was fired at Lobo as he descended to the ground. A crater roughly the size of the space bike’s crash now formed where the Czarnian laid.
Lawrence thought it was over, and so would the Patroller if it had a mind of its own. The loud beeping and WARNING signal for a space distortion begged to differ though. The League’s villain database was readily available to Lawrence but he didn’t need to know them to figure they were trouble.
“Patroller, pre-target Warp for electric cannon and track energy signature for future analysis. Await firing signal from Superman.” If this particular rogue teleported the rest of his team in, Polarity Man obviously had to disable him first to make sure Lobo didn’t fall into their hands. All he had to do was wait for the command, and his trigger finger was itching.
I suppose I'll claim Manaphy.
@Weird Tales I posted after his last episode 4 post, before yours and Burning Kitty's.
Member mentioned how he had a rough idea of Lobo would get beaten, though I'm not sure if he's still going with that. I think we're waiting for the others to continue before we do though.
I'm interested in this as well.
@Member 00492 I'd like a copy of mine, though you did mention that the one you posted here earlier needed some shading or something along those lines
Blue Valley, Nebraska – Internal clock damaged
The electrical beam fired by Polarity Man did little to keep Lobo down. “That should have fried anyth-“ Before he could finish his thought, the Czarnian somehow managed to throw a tree at him after the team’s combined attack effort. A quick canopy roll was enough to dodge the uprooted projectile while also bringing him closer to his target. During this maneuver, he somehow also managed to evade the binding grenade that Lobo lobbed towards the group. The same could not be said about the Bulleteer though.
As his teammate screamed for help, the Patroller suit had automatically prompted a visual scan. The energy signature was unique, at least to the Patroller’s database. The word UNKNOWN flashed across his screen in bright red letters with no other information going along with it. After a few seconds of hesitation, Polarity Man had decided on a course of action.
“Patroller, increase blaster and jet outputs past recommended limits.” The lieutenant could feel more of his own lifeforce get absorbed by the suit he was piloting but it was now or never to save the Bulleteer. He raced towards Lobo while two separate warnings were beeping and flashing on his HUD. One informed him that the blaster needed to be discharged soon and other told him that he was losing altitude.
Before any unforeseen consequences could occur, Polarity Man had managed to knock Lobo away from his bound teammate. "Just rename me Crash Man, buddy." the lieutenant said, with short breath and a fast beating heart. While the suit’s prior assessment had informed him that they didn’t know what exactly the binding was, Polarity Man couldn’t care less. If the suit could withstand sudden acceleration, radiation, and reckless piloting then surely an alien stun grenade was nothing.
And luckily for him, he was right. The Bulleteer was freed and immediately questioned where Superman was. Before he could answer though, Polarity Man became the victim of another opportune attack from Lobo which sent him quite a distance away. The visual feed of his HUD had a few static screens but the damage indicator was still on, with his left shoulder piece and left arm turning to orange from yellow as Lobo tried to rip those parts from him.
His teammates had his back though. Not only did they manage to get Lobo off him as well, they managed to get Polarity Man a quick breather. “Right… Patroller, default limits. Let’s get back in the sky.” The suit was still able to fly but not with the same roar in its engines. The damage he sustained had stopped being cosmetic and was starting to affect his performance. However, this wasn’t an excuse to stop fighting. Lawrence just needed a new plan of attack.
“Patroller, scan for Kryptonian energy signatures. We need to get the big man back in here.”
The electrical beam fired by Polarity Man did little to keep Lobo down. “That should have fried anyth-“ Before he could finish his thought, the Czarnian somehow managed to throw a tree at him after the team’s combined attack effort. A quick canopy roll was enough to dodge the uprooted projectile while also bringing him closer to his target. During this maneuver, he somehow also managed to evade the binding grenade that Lobo lobbed towards the group. The same could not be said about the Bulleteer though.
As his teammate screamed for help, the Patroller suit had automatically prompted a visual scan. The energy signature was unique, at least to the Patroller’s database. The word UNKNOWN flashed across his screen in bright red letters with no other information going along with it. After a few seconds of hesitation, Polarity Man had decided on a course of action.
“Patroller, increase blaster and jet outputs past recommended limits.” The lieutenant could feel more of his own lifeforce get absorbed by the suit he was piloting but it was now or never to save the Bulleteer. He raced towards Lobo while two separate warnings were beeping and flashing on his HUD. One informed him that the blaster needed to be discharged soon and other told him that he was losing altitude.
Before any unforeseen consequences could occur, Polarity Man had managed to knock Lobo away from his bound teammate. "Just rename me Crash Man, buddy." the lieutenant said, with short breath and a fast beating heart. While the suit’s prior assessment had informed him that they didn’t know what exactly the binding was, Polarity Man couldn’t care less. If the suit could withstand sudden acceleration, radiation, and reckless piloting then surely an alien stun grenade was nothing.
And luckily for him, he was right. The Bulleteer was freed and immediately questioned where Superman was. Before he could answer though, Polarity Man became the victim of another opportune attack from Lobo which sent him quite a distance away. The visual feed of his HUD had a few static screens but the damage indicator was still on, with his left shoulder piece and left arm turning to orange from yellow as Lobo tried to rip those parts from him.
His teammates had his back though. Not only did they manage to get Lobo off him as well, they managed to get Polarity Man a quick breather. “Right… Patroller, default limits. Let’s get back in the sky.” The suit was still able to fly but not with the same roar in its engines. The damage he sustained had stopped being cosmetic and was starting to affect his performance. However, this wasn’t an excuse to stop fighting. Lawrence just needed a new plan of attack.
“Patroller, scan for Kryptonian energy signatures. We need to get the big man back in here.”
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