Fred
Retired Staff
Re: Mission 5: Amaya's Gate
@Amaya's Gate:
Kotori huffed, frowned a moment in thought, and then telepathically transmitted through her communicator: "This Signaler Reversal thing works, Yukari. Hold them off until we finish here, and I promise to be fashionably late to the party."
* * *
Faced with the incoming missile storm, the Akuma raised its free triple-clawed hand toward them (and their origin point) before releasing a tremendous torrent of aetheric energy it had been hoarding just for the occasion, that whitewashed the corridor in the process.
Masako had little room to dodge as she was swallowed into an expanding cone that touched and attempted to disintegrate everything 30 degree in front of it. Her missile swarm was instantly destroyed and she might have suffered the same fate in the expanse had not a negative effect against aether tech and her barrier not been fully powered.
Masako's Daisy was left with its barrier completely depleted and its armor scorched dark grey, with most of her armor diagram having gone down to shades of orange. Her sensor suite that taken moderate damage, though her fire control system still operated. Her plasma rifle was a twisted ruin. Her leg missile packs had been chewed off into oblivion (though luckily their destruction had not taken her legs along with it).
A loud hiss sounded as steam was expelled from the Akuma's left forearm, with parts of its armor parting to allow radiator fins to peek out, filling its surroundings with so much heat that it created an haze around it. To the petite Juni's horror, she realized that each of the Akuma's forearms did not boast the same aetheric beam weapons the mishhumachina had - those were actually miniature versions of an aether shock array!
She was left with little time to contemplate this, though, as a spray of aether darts slashed her way, forcing her to frantically intercept them with her forearm shield. Mani was over by the ceiling, now right above the Akuma and she looked unscathed by the aether attack - both twins had obviously not been caught in the cone.
@Amaya's Gate:
Kotori huffed, frowned a moment in thought, and then telepathically transmitted through her communicator: "This Signaler Reversal thing works, Yukari. Hold them off until we finish here, and I promise to be fashionably late to the party."
* * *
Faced with the incoming missile storm, the Akuma raised its free triple-clawed hand toward them (and their origin point) before releasing a tremendous torrent of aetheric energy it had been hoarding just for the occasion, that whitewashed the corridor in the process.
Masako had little room to dodge as she was swallowed into an expanding cone that touched and attempted to disintegrate everything 30 degree in front of it. Her missile swarm was instantly destroyed and she might have suffered the same fate in the expanse had not a negative effect against aether tech and her barrier not been fully powered.
Masako's Daisy was left with its barrier completely depleted and its armor scorched dark grey, with most of her armor diagram having gone down to shades of orange. Her sensor suite that taken moderate damage, though her fire control system still operated. Her plasma rifle was a twisted ruin. Her leg missile packs had been chewed off into oblivion (though luckily their destruction had not taken her legs along with it).
A loud hiss sounded as steam was expelled from the Akuma's left forearm, with parts of its armor parting to allow radiator fins to peek out, filling its surroundings with so much heat that it created an haze around it. To the petite Juni's horror, she realized that each of the Akuma's forearms did not boast the same aetheric beam weapons the mishhumachina had - those were actually miniature versions of an aether shock array!
She was left with little time to contemplate this, though, as a spray of aether darts slashed her way, forcing her to frantically intercept them with her forearm shield. Mani was over by the ceiling, now right above the Akuma and she looked unscathed by the aether attack - both twins had obviously not been caught in the cone.