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Ganymede righted himself as soon as Painite seemed distracted by her advancement on Babylon, who continued to flail around and seemed more of a nuisance than actual help. Well, they all had to start somewhere, he supposed. It had only been a few months ago that he'd been stumbling around himself. He didn't know what had changed between now and then. He simply knew they needed to bust down that door now.

"Grab on and run!" he told Babylon, hoisting the table up with the others and deftly avoiding Painite as they steered the table toward their target. He'd use his magic to help distract her and slow her approach, but he was feeling particularly drained and thought better of it.

"Get out of the way!" he shouted to everyone else. He wouldn't mind flattening a few negaversers between the table and the shed, but he'd really rather not trample any of the cats or child senshi.

With a nice, loud "bang" he helped slam the table against the door.

"Again!" he called, when after their first attempt the door still stood.

Everyone was a little busy beating on eachother and a dang tool shed to answer her, so she shrugged and ran over to the tool shed. Her attack was defensive, so she knew it wouldn't have any effect on the tool shed, but maybe she could use it to help someone fighting a Negaverser....

She spun around , searching among the people. She saw Babylon fighting Painite.And not doing too well for that matter. She decided that maybe he could use some help. So she stood off to the side, saying "Feather-Fall Cloud!"

The cloud of feathers flew rapidly toward Painite, and if her attack hit, Painite would be surrounded by a cloud of feathers for 15 seconds at the max. Enough time for Babylon to get away, or find someone who could help.

Then Grus turned to the shed, coming around the side of it instead of the door. She let out a swift kick to the side, aiming for a piece of wood that had a lot of knots in it.

Babylon didn't like being told to go away, and it only took himself a moment of pawing at Maenalus's ribbons to assure himself he was going to be okay. After that was established, he let go of her and tried to give her a look that said 'I didn't mean to be a creeper, honest, I don't even like girls that much," but it wound up looking like more of a grimace.

He grabbed hold of the table and helped in the first run, and then, feeling more stable on his feet, looked from Ganymede to Valhalla. At the senshi's cry of 'Again!,' Babylon put his weight into it.

"THIS WASN'T IN THE BROCHURE," he cried as the table cracked against the door.

If Polaris had been at the camp and having her energy drained she probably would have been toast. But tucked away safely at the ranger cabin and having mostly sat around and done nothing she was full of energy. Not to mention stronger.. she could feel the energy flowing through her body. She was able to side step the slew of arrows, though only by a little, one actually clipping her mass of wild hair before wobbling off it's path and into the dirt.

She was drawing near and Sassolite jumped up into a tree.

Her new attack was perfect for this.. beyond perfect. If she was stuck to Sassolite there was no way the other girl would be able to aim or shoot her bow, let alone even get a good grip on it. But her mind went back to her last use of it.. and Niflhel's words of warning. Don't use it on the negaverse. It was too risky.

She only had seconds to decide.. and in the end she hoped Niflhel wasn't right.. and that he wouldn't been too upset when he realized what she'd done.

"Magnetic attraction!" Sailor Polaris' feet were planted, ready for what was about to happen. Inexplicably Sassolite would find herself ripped abruptly from the tree and down towards the ground and Polaris. The two bodies smashed together like two angry magnets, only Polaris was ready for it. Taking only a moment to gain her breath and sense, she tried to roll on top of the girl, throwing as hard of a punch at her face as she could manage, other hand tangling into the girl's red locks.

((Sassolite and Polaris are now stuck together for the next IC 60 to 90 seconds. Any attempts to get any more then about half an arms length away results in the two being smacked back together again. Until the time is up they're opposite magnetic pulls and next to nothing can pull them a part. So enjoy that catfight ;D))

What they were doing was better than nothing, although he had to wonder about what kinds of battles Ganymede has seen to make something like this pleasant. Although, it wasn't as though there were monsters running around, ripping people apart. He would admit that it could have been a lot worse than it was.

"Try and aim where the doorknob is! It'll be weaker than the hinged side!" he suggested to the ones at the front of the table, waiting for them to get their balance to pull back and try to ram it again. He didn't think Babylon was doing all that horribly. He was just more vocal about what was going on. And he had been distracting the negaverse officer while they prepared to ram the door, whether it was intentional or not.

Of course, now she was heading towards Grus, although he only noticed when Ganymede alerted them to it. s**t... He didn't know who she was, but she didn't look like she was out for blood, and she had been the one to do the feather attack, right?

Valhalla quickly adjusted the table legs he was supporting onto his shoulder, trying to ignore the amount of gum stuck to the underside... not to mention the spiders... and ripped his compass from his belt, and dropping it down to hold onto the end of the chain, he swung it around his head, letting go once it was lined up to hopefully beam Painite in the head. It was a useless weapon other than for things like that, anyway.

Sailor Chibi Ixion was a determined fellow. Through all the chaos of battle, he never stopped attacking the shed. The boy moved from the door and desperately tried to find a way inside. Of course, there wasn’t any. The dark haired senshi was found solid walls and the door, which was quickly buckling under the attacks of the senshi. Frustrated with the door not being broken, as well as the those dastardly Negas, Ixion started to bang on the walls of the shed. His little fists smacked the walls as hard as he could. The shed held it’s ground, for now.

The Negaverse Captain looked up in time to see Sassolite getting rather personal with a senshi, and she lifted her eyebrows in wonder. What was going on there? Ah well, she knew Sassolite was as strong and feisty as they came, and could get herself out of any jam.

Even a magnetically awkward one.

And then Painite was under attack.

Her first instinct was to jump over the feet that was being sweeped out at her. She grinned triumphantly, glad her training was really paying off in this battle, her confidence soaring through the roof. Figuratively, as they were outside. But a compass slammed her in the head and she was reminded, once again, what getting too confident could lead to.

She was getting careless, and in a fight where she and her fellows were so out numbered, it was not a wise idea.

Her path toward Grus diverted, she stumbled away from the knight that had just hit her in the face. She now had two more knights to add to her list, and she would make them suffer and pay for annoying her this day in battle.

For now, she ran toward Ixion, who was hopefully just out of reach from the Table Brigade, swooping in to make him her next hostage. Hopefully this effort would work out better for her, or she would have to think up a new tactic. The shed was not going to hold forever, and she needed to get them all to stop.

Best way to do that? Threaten one of their own, of course.