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Corrupt Super Fulgurite

The first rule of Destiny City was that there was always something ******** happening. Fulgurite had long since accepted that as truth, especially because nine times out of ten he could trace the source. Negaverse gonna Negaverse, after all. That was why he was here in the first place. (And why he couldn't leave, couldn't chance Orah and Dad to whatever ******** would happen next--)

Well, maybe not here, specifically.

The ******** was this void s**t he got sucked into?

He had just been trying to fulfill his obligate powered time of the week, and then there was a portal, because of course there was, and there were some monsters attacking some other big monster. Not youma, in specific, he spotted some agents around that likely could have gotten them under control otherwise... What was he supposed to do? Attack the big monster? Or the small ones?

Were those other portals that occasionally popped up stable enough for him to return home? He was able to teleport, he'd figure it--

Ow, the ********, crystal blasts, fair enough. So the big monster needed to go. Sure. Were the smaller ones on his side? Seemed unlikely. That he doubted.

And, of course, it was decided he needed to help defeat the big inky monster and stop the smaller ones by some stroke of fate--

Fulgurite grumbled and hoped the chill of the water of the attack he summoned might end this faster. He knew patrolling at all was a bad idea...

He needed to get back home.

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Super Sailor Hydor

Hydor had heard of some strange things happening during the Star Festival. Fairies, heat waves, some tabloid nonsense about a cryptid of the reservoir-- While the strangest events in Destiny City tended to take place in October and December in his observation, the Star Festival was starting to deserve its own mention.

The fact that he went from patrolling to feeling a strange pull into a portal and then toward an apparent giant youma felt like it was reinforcing that. Or not a youma? There was no energy signal he could feel.

Great. A new threat. Just what he needed.

He let out an exasperated sigh, which might have seemed like an understatement if he wasn't already tired of all these holiday and festival happenings. Sincerely, he wished he could set them all on fire. Or drown them. Maybe figure out how to convince the Destiny City Council that acknowledging holidays was just a bad idea...

He wasn't really sure that would fix the problem, though, if the magic in this city was the way it was...

For now, though, what he had was getting rid of that large monster.

Maybe the rest of the ones around it, too. He needed them all to go the ******** away.

As a treat.

"Hydor's Cyclone," was murmured under his breath, as he attempted to ignore the way the claws swiped at his side.

He wanted no part of whatever thing was happening here. What he needed was for this to stop.

Lt. Zultanite

The goings on of the pair shrouded in the trialing hems of Kama's bright kimono, none of his business; if he peeked enough to catch a hint of the look leveled the Eternals direction. Best that it wasn't aimed at him. He simply whistled low and turned his sights on all the chaos going round. It took enough focus as it was, just to maintain standing on the shifting ground as the air howled like a hurricane...

And then there was Kama speaking just above that din. The wash of Auras and Energy blasts going off before being briefly eclipsed by the sucking rays of the miniature sun.

That? Zultanite decided, deserved a round of applause, good on the Eternal for speaking up n taking charge! "Good one," simple praise shouted up for the cry to order, the attack that followed, people seemed to be up in arms and rallying! Zultanite put his back to the flare as he spoke, shutting his eyes against the warned glare, "now let's get the ******** out of here, shall we?"

You’ve done it. The combined effort of the unwilling citizens of Destiny City and the gargoyles have finally had an impact.

The oversized monster is reeling; it can’t get proper footing. Every time it tries to attack the group, someone found a weakness.

The gargoyles are swarming the crystal at its chest, biting, clawing, tearing to try and free it. The giant was distracted for a while, but desperation could only fuel it for so long.

Its ankles tangled. It fell.

It was strange, like time slowed down. There were a few seconds for everyone beneath it to scatter and avoid being crushed alive. It twisted as it neared the ground, trying to shield the crystal in its chest from the swarm of angry monsters.

With its other hand, it tried to grab at something, anything, to slow the fall.

It grabbed at the folds of reality itself, and it tore a hole into it. The dimension itself flapped like fabric in the wind as a great passageway opened up.

To Destiny City.

You recognize it. You can see familiar buildings. The streets seem empty, but the Star Festival Decorations are dancing lightly as the wind blows from one realm to the next.

It’s your way out.

Your only way out.

Because, the second the giant hit the ground, chest first, the crystal in its chest shattered into a million little pieces, spilling into this dimension and out into Destiny City. As it hit the ground, the platform trembled, strong enough to knock someone off balance if they weren't being careful.

A hollow screech echoes; the creature begins to dissolve. The gargoyles flock to gather the scattered crystal–and to escape.

For good reason; the smaller tears are rapidly closing. The passage way out of this place is closing.

You wanted your way out–it’s there.

Just closing. Quickly.

Ilian Jones

The kiss wasn't a surprise, and Ilian lifted his hands to place over Lovely’s on his face. Lovely probably knew he’d been about to argue that he did not always get into trouble. Trouble just happened to find him and he decided to fight back.

Like now.

He knew he couldn’t risk the chance of anyone in the White Moon discovering his or Lovely’s identity, but he wasn’t going to just stand around. He tried powering up again with no luck. That was fine, he would just have to use what he had.

As instructed, and because they obviously knew what Kamacite’s magic was capable of, he closed his eyes, and pulled Lovely close so he could shield him as well, an arm around his back, and his hand over Lovely’s eyes for extra protection.

It seemed as though that was all that had been needed. Everyone to organize for a moment to take down the giant-- whatever it was.

The smaller creatures and trapped people were now making a break towards the opening in the… other dimension. It reminded him a bit of Niter’s magic.

“Come on, we have to get out of here,” he growled, tugging at Lovely so he could start moving towards the opening.

Except Ilian didn’t make his way through. Not yet.

There were still Negaverse Officers that needed to get out. And there were monsters getting into the city.

He grabbed one of the gargoyle’s legs and yanked it backwards, away from the opening. It shrieked its displeasure and swiped at him with its claws, but he jumped back before it could do him any damage.

“I’ll catch up to you,” he promised Lovely. He wasn’t about to leave until he made sure everyone else was getting out. If someone in the Negaverse was hurt, he was going to help them.

He was just going to ignore the fact that he was in his pajamas still.

DMC Morpheus

Morpheus ran with the others to the exit, he knew he had the strength to get out and would make sure the others in the group make it out as well. He hit monsters and kicked them as he went and then picked up a yawning civilian on his way since no one had helped her that he had noticed. Since the dark mirror court wasn't evil he saw no reason not to help her.

Civ Vainia

Vainia was confused by everything that was going on and she was more so confused when a man picked her up and ran with her in his arms. She must still be dreaming.

Spei, Page of the Moon

Spei started moving, hoping the other Knight would follow, when he watched the giant monster succumb to the attacks and fall to the ground (or what passed for ground in this place), ripping a massive hole in the darkness.

Back to Destiny City.

"This is our chance! RUN!" he shouted to the other Knight, and took off for the huge rift, which even now was starting to close up again. The gargoyle creatures were too occupied with the shattered crystal in the beast's chest to pay any attention as he bolted past with the girl on his back. One of the creatures clattered into him, nearly knocking him over; it was only his parkour training that kept him from completely losing his balance on the suddenly unstable platform.

"Hold on!" he ordered the girl, and leapt through the rift.

Henny did what she had to do she held on and waited for them to get back to the city. She was still very annoyed by the situation. She grumbled but held on tightly since she had no choice in the matter.

Mlinzi, Order Guardian Cat

No one answered the cat's indignant yowl, they were all seriously busy surviving. Fair enough. But that didn't make the cat any less annoyed or any less confused. Where did the dog go? What about the truck? Where was he and what was that tall fellow? Were those flying creatures youma? They didn't look like it honestly, but since everyone was attacking them that had to mean that they were bad right?

Right?

"Hey! Hey! Do you know what's going on?" The guardian cat ran up to a senshi that seemed to be heading somewhere fast. They probably knew where they were going which was great for Mel because he sure didn't, heck he didn't even know where here was!

His questions though became a moot point when things just kind of s-l-o-w-e-d down for a moment. The tall fellow fell, breaking into large sparkly chunks. His collapse rocking the ground and it would have bowled the cat over if he wasn't already on all four feet. "Ewwwww," The kitty wrinkled his nose but was quickly distracted by the scene that had opened up with the fall of the, not green at all, giant.

"Hey! Its the city! We should go this way! This way I tell you! I know where that is, no clue where here is!" The tear was closing almost as fast as it was opened. Mel had to get out of there, there was no pizza here as far as he could tell! One could not LIVE without pizza! It just wasn't done! "Come on, lets go!"