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Hanabi nodded, then left and went to another room, where the mental wave transmitter. She went over to it and began sending a message to everyone and anyone that was against Fatal.

(( Ah. Okay. [Though actually, I've been getting too busy to check everyplace out like before...] *goes off to find everyone* ))

Ninian's Library was too intricate to fully scope the functions of. It could function such as a helicopter, basically, and hover in place or travel in any direction. There were no rotors along the outside, either. It had a fully functional, anti-magical shield that was able to be toggled on and off. It had an opening in one room (used earlier in the RP) that served as a sub bay, allowing for an opening underwater and on the ocean's surface. Water could not leak in through this special room.

The Library absorbed energy from the very air. It ran on invisible energies, unknown energies--intangible energies. It could blast different types of energy in any direction, three-dimensional. These did not come from any type of cannon or gun or weapon--the energy could simply be focused by the Library and blasted, using the Library's high-tech computer's abilities of automatic calculation, to fire pin-point accurately. Whatever summoned the anti-magic field into existence was probably the source of the energy collection and focusing, as the energy originated around the same area as the force-field existed.

Light energy, electrical energy, fire, sonic energy, and then there were also other means of ammunition, although Kabaal could not even understand them. A certain blast was intangible to physical objects, and only hit other intangible objects. Any type of blast was sure-death to anything not guarded appropriately. In theory (although a certain god-modding force [cough, nerd] was capable of preventing otherwise), this machine could level Halen with one blast, although choosing one of the unknown energy sources was a risky gamble, because it would be impossible to determine the affects. Nuclear energy was likely among the list, as well.

As for its engines, these existed deep in the core of the machine, and served as high-tech versions of today's equipment. Or so it seemed. The Library would never run out of oxygen--it could probably generate its own, somehow--and had a seemingly limitless store of information archives. If one thought about it, these archives might be the source of Fatal's superior necromantic knowledge.

A simple and easy-to-use control console, in a c**k-pit-like room, controlled most of the locomotion and weapons features. The computer, to be accessed manually, had to be accessed from a special kind of terminal, of which there could be none found in the cockpit. Automated features, such as precision calculation, would not require terminal activation, however.

Some of the more powerful weapons were disabled indefinitely by a lock placed on it by Ninian herself. The lock was both biometric and soul-imprint activated, meaning that Ninian, alive in the flesh and blood, would be required to unlock such features. The locomotion features, the anti-magic field features, and the more basic forms of energy weapons were unlocked.

((PM me if you have an idea for a certain capability the Library should or could have.))

((We can just say that, at the time of Fatal's demise on Din, most of the beasts are obliterated. By the way, you might find one of the trophies, now. Otherwise, Fatal's going to start winning down below.))

Hanabi would notice, as she walked through the hall, a hastily-tucked Assist Trophy sitting on a shelf, all by it's lonesome self. The Trophy was of... why, none other than Ami.

The other trophies were around there somewhere.

Kabaal made his way down through the decks until he found Hanabi, he looked at the assist trophies and nodded, "We must restore them to rid Fatal of his power, come." He said, leading Hanabi through the hallways of the library to a large room with a strange device in it, "Place the assist trophies in the device if you will."

The assist trophies vanished with a flash of indigo light and reappeared beside Kabaal and Hanabi, now returned to their original trophy form, and their connection with Fatal destroyed.Kabaal nodded and began reviving the assist trophies Fatal had captured.

((Aoi and... Aoi? You mean, Ami?))

Charethnys, Rythe, and Raster all revived in a flash of light.

Charethnys blinked and glanced around. A little kid and another person, in some type of ship. "Huh?" she asked, glancing around. "Where in the world am I...?"

Rythe, a lightning swordsman (in all meanings of the word) had his sword drawn instantly. He had no idea whether he was among friend or foe, and as such was going to likely strike the closest thing that moved.

Raster, in contrast, said and did nothing. He stood with his eyes quietly examining his surroundings. Eventually, Raster just closed his eyes and breathed deeply, saying nothing.