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Squire Imbrium - 7 + 4 damage

Well this was not what Imbrium had wanted. It was, in the sense that Crocozilla wasn’t trying to stop on DC, but it was not, in the sense that it was lifting one big leg and slamming it back towards the ground, sending leaves and debris right into Imbrium’s face as she staggered over, casually slamming the edges of her buckler into her arm. It would be a lovely bruise in the morning.

She spat out leaves in annoyance, and blinked grit out of her eyes in time to see the creature bracing itself as though it was going to fire on the group- and that was something that Imbrium could do something about.

It was going to suck, but she could help. Lifting her buckler shield, and her determination, the Castor knight pushed her buckler forward, summoning her power to cast a defensive wall between the monster and her assorted allies.

Chibi Super Charybdis - 4 + 6 damage

Charybdis was too small for this! Well- she was tall, for her age (of almost 11!), kind of, but she was very skinny, so it worked out to being way too small for this. She was far, far too short and slight for the stomp of a three-story building, and it was to her shame and regret that as the foot slammed down, her body flew backwards, feet going over her head as she blew past multiple other people bashing on the creature. Her impact into a tree was unexpected, and unwelcome, and she grunted as she shoved back up to her feet, brushing off her legs.

"I'm fine," she called back to Ara, annoyance clear in her tone, "Stay focused. I'll stay safe, don't worry!"

Picking up a branch, grateful that being a senshi made her stronger than normal people, she hurled it at the monster's face. "Hey, ugly! Come down here!"

Captain Bloodstone - 5 + 8

In Bloodstone’s defense, he forgot that Roselite couldn’t teleport. Because that was exactly what he did when he realized the monster was going to send a shockwave and potentially crush anyone who was too close. Ah, but Roselite wasn’t too close, so that was fine. He just got sent flying backwards.

When it seemed as though the monster wasn’t going to make its way over to where Roselite was, Bloodstone teleported back to his side, weapon recalled and in his hand.

“You should probably get farther back,” he suggested, not wanting to witness Roselite being mangled.

He was not looking forward to getting paged to go in to work at the emergency room that night.

Super Albireo - 10 + 7

Albireo felt like she was absolutely melting when Siegfried came into view. Oh. Well. Here he was. “You’re not late at all. I’m glad you found me!” She felt pretty great now that she knew he was here. Now that she could be sure that she wasn’t alone. It was so strange how just the very sight of him could make everything seem…

Well. Maybe not good not with a giant monster making everything tremble and shake with his giant monster feet but…

She felt safe at least. Siegfried was here.

Stumbling slightly, Albeiro threw another rock at the creature, letting herself stumble into her knight and sighing. “This is...pretty big trouble, don’t you think? Some date!”

Sapphirine: Corrupted Senshi of Orcas: 2 + 9

The monster jumped. Because...of course it did. That was obviously the best course of action, and honestly, Sapphirine should have been expecting it but...she wasn’t. And of course the shockwave caused by the jump made the senshi stumble and fall down flat on her a**.

She was back up a moment later, scoffing and looking around surreptitiously to see if anyone had noticed, but thankfully everyone else seemed far too focused on the large unstoppable lizard that was thankfully focused on them now instead of the city…

...That might not have been the best idea? They were so small and he was so...huge.

But. “Fluke Slap!”

Sapphirine was going to do all that she could...and try not to fall on her a** again.

General Faustite: 10 +

"I don't ******** know your magic like you do," he hissed back. Faustite took the Retribution Senshi by the bicep. "Stop trying to charge it blindly. Think. Look. All this magic they throw, they hit its feet. Think it cares?" The answer, once rhetorical, was taken literally —

A stomp sent a tremor through all their feet, and Faustite was spirited from his charge, heels dug into the grass to save himself from tumbling dozens of feet away. Thin trails of mud remained where he'd been dragged back by the winds, spared only by crouching down. Grimacing, he sought to recover ground.

Teleporting could work, but — who were they kidding? Albite was little more than a tattooed cowboy, and Faustite was a glorified lighter to this thing. Between them, they had no sharp weapon to pierce any part of it, assuming that its enormous, glowing body was real. "Think about the wisps," he yelled to Albite as he returned. "Remember how they behaved. Everything you learned about them. What did you learn —"

His pen cut him off, and Faustite cursed heavy. He pulled the thing from subspace, gave it to Albite to hold before he melted another communicator.

"Copy that, Jet, but cut the crap." He didn't need another gouge about Squiddy. The burnweave General crouched in full, laid a hand over the grass, then raised a blackflame tear in the world.

Except he didn't. There was no tear, no gateway, no youma. Only an empty gesture that left him looking more stupid and inept than he felt moments before. "The ********?" Flame eyes searched the ground for any clues. Then he looked to the monster, its brilliance throwing cast shadows like ropes from their feet. "Can't summon a damn thing," he answered back to the other General.

So far, teleporting up to the thing's face was their best lead, and their best guarantee for getting killed.

Lt. Mourite - 6 + 2 = 8 Damage

Several notifications flared across his communicator, as several Generals and smarter agents than he sent out distress signals. Mourite couldn't quite remember seeing this many powered individuals all together like this, all fighting towards a common goal, regardless of faction. It was.

So very weird.

There'd been several holidays in the last few years since he became Mourite that had had weird things go on, but he couldn't quite remember something like this. He landed as a woman in white appeared next to him. By all appearance, she was a Cosmos knight, of a different sort to Dinara. Much, much more powerful, that was for sure. He raised a brow at her, smirking, when the beast did just about the thing the Cosmos Knight was warning about.

Mourite launched himself back, landing in a bit of a heap on the ground with a grunt.

"Well, that coulda gone better," he groaned, picking himself up. Something shot through his shin and he winced. Damn, alright, be more careful of the giant lizard monster thing and the feet. Well that was going to make fighting a little problematic. He limped a little back up next to the Cosmos Knight and clenched his fists.

"I'm gunna assume your fancy magic doesn't exactly work on those of us in the Negaverse... At least you're not pointing it at me," he said with a flash of a grin. He didn't get much damage out on the monster, the gash on his leg distracting him too much. There'd be other attempts it was fine.

Besides... there was just something about this knight that made him pause.