Legix
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Soko Neko
"Calm it, Duville!" Juno looked down from his command view panel to the relayed sensory information Joe had heard. "If that was what I think it is, we don't want to get hit with another! We need our driver calm. Let us get revenge for you!"
The tank throttled its way back among the mines, just in time for one of the hills that slipped between them and the AT gun to vanish in an explosion of pirate-fueled anxiousness to score a kill. But firing again had given him a head.
"Adjust cannon and armor, two o'clock facing! Frontal deflection prioritized and charge straight through that fucking dustcloud! Fire all weapons!"
Grasping the launcher system's controls, the whine of the weapon firing its anti-infantry incendiary rounds forth tore through the dust and in the vague direction of the bunker. Even though they had no proper space, the explosion of white around and above the dust ahead of them meant he was hitting. And it was even more visible for those outside the tank as they executed their retaliation just how big this was going to be.
Hillside
The hard crack of the grenade detonating was a muted one for the Golem-fitted suits, shrapnel exploding and tearing into segments of sandbags and panels around them. One piece even struck and buried itself partially into Baki's helmet; not that there was any blood. Nepleslians knew how to make armor, after all. But now the enemy pirates were ceasing their suppression fire and counter assault, tucking into cover out of fear of more random-flying missiles.
But the retaliation of the mini-missiles across the battlefield and the enemy's entrenched positions became apparent even on the hill; some of the pirates simply vanished as three of the death-bringing whistler boys found their mark in their chests. The battlefield down below was far worse, though; all around Fang, countless pirate soldiers and grunts were simply vanishing in clouds of deadly reds and oranges, eaten by flame as fast as they were blended into shreds by their raw force. The enemy bunker with its AT gun was already doused in phosphorous smoke, a few members panicked and running out the back. Not that they made it far, exploding in a gruesome execution by the hell being unleashed outside.
The enemy line was steadily vanishing; the hillside and that pesky bunker was all that the enemy seemed to have left.
@SirSkully @Primitive Polygon @Bilgecrank @Charmaylarg Dufrain @SirSPT @Syaoran @Whitehart @Biesecker @Sparkee0213
"Calm it, Duville!" Juno looked down from his command view panel to the relayed sensory information Joe had heard. "If that was what I think it is, we don't want to get hit with another! We need our driver calm. Let us get revenge for you!"
The tank throttled its way back among the mines, just in time for one of the hills that slipped between them and the AT gun to vanish in an explosion of pirate-fueled anxiousness to score a kill. But firing again had given him a head.
"Adjust cannon and armor, two o'clock facing! Frontal deflection prioritized and charge straight through that fucking dustcloud! Fire all weapons!"
Grasping the launcher system's controls, the whine of the weapon firing its anti-infantry incendiary rounds forth tore through the dust and in the vague direction of the bunker. Even though they had no proper space, the explosion of white around and above the dust ahead of them meant he was hitting. And it was even more visible for those outside the tank as they executed their retaliation just how big this was going to be.
Hillside
The hard crack of the grenade detonating was a muted one for the Golem-fitted suits, shrapnel exploding and tearing into segments of sandbags and panels around them. One piece even struck and buried itself partially into Baki's helmet; not that there was any blood. Nepleslians knew how to make armor, after all. But now the enemy pirates were ceasing their suppression fire and counter assault, tucking into cover out of fear of more random-flying missiles.
But the retaliation of the mini-missiles across the battlefield and the enemy's entrenched positions became apparent even on the hill; some of the pirates simply vanished as three of the death-bringing whistler boys found their mark in their chests. The battlefield down below was far worse, though; all around Fang, countless pirate soldiers and grunts were simply vanishing in clouds of deadly reds and oranges, eaten by flame as fast as they were blended into shreds by their raw force. The enemy bunker with its AT gun was already doused in phosphorous smoke, a few members panicked and running out the back. Not that they made it far, exploding in a gruesome execution by the hell being unleashed outside.
The enemy line was steadily vanishing; the hillside and that pesky bunker was all that the enemy seemed to have left.
@SirSkully @Primitive Polygon @Bilgecrank @Charmaylarg Dufrain @SirSPT @Syaoran @Whitehart @Biesecker @Sparkee0213