The booming roar of automatic and heavy weapons fire from the squad echoed back into the tunnel as smoke obscured the form of the Render, if only briefly. It made to move, ducking low to get a better aim into the inky blackness; not that the level of light mattered to its sensors, which could see the entire squad plain as day regardless.
The Gatling cannon continued to whine on, spewing bullets in rapidfire as the humongous machine's shields absorbed nearly all of the fire, finally failing just in time for a few of Niel's grenades to impact- fruitlessly, on the armored hull of the Render as the Hei found out the hard way that it did not, in fact, have a neck.
The leg joints, on the other hand, took a small beating, and while they weren't destroyed completely, the bits of fragmentation that got stuck in the crevices managed to slow it, if only just, and reduce the range of motion. Still, the thing pressed on, even as Fieke's fusillade of ferocious fire flung furiously across its lower extremities.
"Communication is the key here!" the Juni's voice called out over the radios, simultaneous with a silent response to Fieke's address. "We need to coordinate attacks! Just flinging fire against it will only annoy it!" he explained, sending a small readout on the intelligence they currently had on the render Mecha to the squad at large.
"Anzu, Rin, go with Damien around the back and start pummeling the engines! The rest of you, ignore the joints and fire instead on the rocket launchers at its sides!" the Juni ordered. As if to answer his transmission, the Render launched off a missile from one of its pods, a Pneumatic POOF announcing the event moments before the rocket ignited, firing its way straight at the Orisec Officer, as if the cosmos were telling the Abwerhan woman that she had gone the wrong way, or some other less than benevolent thing. Somehow, with all of Fieke's bullet spray, however, one of the Depleted uranium darts managed to nick the missile, causing it to veer wildly off course and instead impact on a wall nearby, causing the tunnel to shudder once more. A chunk of the wall came down, billowing dust around the squad once more, obscuring them much less than they would have liked in this age of near-magic sensors that could see through dark, durst, smoke, and even foliage.