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[Elsa, Dark Mirror Super Senshi || Prompt 6]

As the darkness retreated, Elsa grinned. Victory, he knew, was at hand, and he whirled around to see if he could see anyone--but there were still too many bodies, though he swore he at least caught a glimpse of Monoceros. Good. At least he was still on his feet, Elsa was pretty sure.

There was a vibrating sensation in one of his arms, and Elsa lifted it up, and gasped. He watched the metal shards rise, and quickly fumbled to pull the one he'd found out of his bracer--then let it go, not bothering to try and stop it. Let it tear the beast apart. Elsa was ready to go home.

Super Sailor Sadachbia, Prompt 6

Sadachbia prided herself on being incredibly adaptable. Even when all this started, she'd had at the very least a vague idea of what to do.

She would say so far, so good, but there wasn't really much that was good about this experience. It was probably some weird Chaos experiment gone wrong that not even Chaos agents were immune to. Then again, the Negaverse agents present seemed equally clueless about what spurred the incident, and equally determined to end it. If neither Order nor Chaos was responsible for this shared madness, what was? Was there a third force out there, or maybe many third forces? Something else had to be out there. That was wild to even think about, for someone who had been so immersed in the Order-Chaos dichotomy for so long. But she was learning that nothing was black and white like she used to think.

That senshi who'd approached her about freeing the captives from the soccer field ambush... Makhaon, right. That girl reminded her so much of how she used to be, when she charged into a rescue mission four days after awakening, before life and time had settled upon her and made her focus wander. There were other things in life than beating up on random Chaos-aligned people. Even she'd stopped deriving satisfaction from it. Why? Did one grow out of senshihood?

She was going to have to talk to Megrez when she got back, and when Megrez was freed. Ah, that was right, Makhaon's plan was literally to barge into every abandoned building on the outskirts of Destiny City till she found every captured senshi. Kind of a stupid plan, but time was of the essence, and so it might have been slightly more effective than constantly searching for leads. That girl had the energy to pull it off, at least. It was kind of inspiring.

There wasn't any time to think more about what she would do on the outside, however. Sadachbia needed to get through this fight and get home. She wouldn't stop fighting till she did. She called upon her building blocks and lobbed them at the monster, truly hoping that her efforts would allow everyone to break through.

Corrupt Sailor Lawsonite, Prompt 6

[Rolling...]

Eternal Remarque - Roll 6

Remarque wouldn't admit that he still felt a bit dizzy from the fog, or disoriented from the hallucinations, but he certainly wasn't complaining when the creature seemed to be recoiling from the metal pieces flying towards it.

He'd found only one piece himself, and it yanked itself off of him to hurtle towards the creature.

He didn't miss it; collector that he was, if it meant that it could help get them out of here, he didn't care where it went.

Mauvian Soleiyu - Roll 6

Soleiyu had acquired a little metal piece during one of his bouts of exploration, but he had tucked it away in subspace a long time ago. It simply wasn't worth it to carry around a little piece like that when he had such limited resources--and no pockets.

It surprised him when it popped out, and for a brief second he thought he'd done something terribly wrong--only to realize what it was, and what it was doing.

He couldn't say he was relieved, but he was, at the least, optimistic.

Lavendulan - Roll 5

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