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Chauvet Page
HP: 38
Total Group Damage: 112

"...What the <********> is that?"

Chauvet was beginning to sound a little like a broken record, but there really was only one way to express the exact cocktail of fear and confusion that brewed in her chest when she watched some behemoth circuit monster just clip into the room, Demogorgon style. She could fight youma and run from corrupt senshi and talk to agents, but this--this was a whole new level of terrible, and it definitely no longer felt like a game, not with the largest assembly of auras she'd ever seen present.

But it was so hard not to feel like a small fish in a very big pond, the way people were summoning great shields and calling out magic and just being giant murder birds. She faltered in her starclad heels, feeling apprehensive about the ball in her hand, but out of the need to contribute to contribute something, she wound up and pitched, arcing her ball into the fray.

...It didn't hit someone else, at least, which was about all she could say.

General Arsenopyrite
HP: 67
Group Damage: 176/700

Delta hadn't even gotten to answer Arsno's question before they were gone, and inwardly he was happy about it. He wasn't sure if he wanted to know the answer. He wasn't surprised when he saw the creature forming in front of him. He knew that the enemies that they had faced before were not the 'final boss' of this place. Only it's more powerful minions. The thing looked weird though, and reminded him of a parrot's face for some reason.

That didn't matter though, Arseno was now on the attack. It was time to fight instead of standing around and trying to trick the thing. Words wouldn't work now, and while Arseno made sure to stay somewhat close to the group that he had just been in, he immediately summoned his weapon and did his best to slice the creature up as much as he could. It wasn't often that he got to go and swing wildly at his opponent, though he made sure he wasn't hitting anyone else.

Hadaya let out a screech of fear when the big, booming voice tore through the room and another, even worse monster appeared. He skittered under Alphubel's feet for a moment, but realized, as even Camelot, as tired as he was, leaped away from them, that his protection would be jumping into the battle as well.

He had to help if he could but good God that thing was terrifying.

Dancing on his paws, unsure if he wanted to run and find something solid to hide under or if he wanted to climb up the nearest person and hide in their hair, Hadaya looked around with wide, fearful eyes for a moment.

There were a lot of people he saw and recognized, but none of them were staying still and did not look like they had the time to worry about a small, terrified cat at the moment.

So he ran after Camelot, yelling and firing his kitty beam, which he still thought was pretty amazing that he could even do such a thing, as he went.

Guardian Cat Bernard
HP: 40
Group Damage 229/700

Bernard had stayed quietly by Nix the entire exchange of talking with Delta. He hadn't had anything to say to it. It was temporary, asking about it's likes and dislikes of certain tv shows or whatever most of the senshi seemed to be doing seemed to be a waste of time to him. He had to agree with the chaos agents and others that had started to make the program question itself. They really should leave the media discussions to in their own groups.

However, Delta soon disappeared and from it came something else, huge, and annoying. It meant that this wasn't over and Bernard could feel his fur-stache twitching at the fact that that meant that he still wouldn't be home soon enough to placate his currently rumbling stomach.

Unlike most of the others here, he didn't race towards it, mostly because he couldn't, but the fact that he had his beams, he was able to do some damage from a distance. But if anyone was listening to him during all of the confusion, they would here him saying, "And this is why I wanted to stay an ordinary house cat!"

Super Sailor Lacrimosa
HP: 59/60
Damage: 15

When Lacrimosa had first walked into the room after the fight with Gamma, she'd chosen a spot to just sit and pretend the world didn't exist. Well, that was a lie as she was keeping a close eye on everyone else in the room even as others filtered in and the original large group that had been called to the monument joined together once more. She kept Itsuki near by, or at least in sight, worried about the guardian and on edge of the damage he'd sustained.

He was the last one she'd ever wanted to get injured and the anger she'd felt had tired her out all the more.

So she sat and listened to everyone discuss with the AI the questions they had, brown eyes scanning for anyone she might have known (she'd recalled catching sight of Hypatia in her previous group but had been too focused on everything else to keep up with the reef senshi). She'd prayed that there was no one else she knew of in this mess, order or chaos.

At some point she'd moved to standing, unsure of how this would eventually turn out. Probably bad given the rest of the night prior.

Delta seemed curious about them though, and willing to listen. It was cute and she was almost sad she'd made the choice to not ask questions and converse with it. Though there was so much said as it was, even over-sharing if she were honest, that she doubted she would have had anything to add. So many were already trying to plead to not be contained and deconstructed (which sounded too much like an eventual death, considering the definition of the word) or talk the AI out of such actions.

Which Delta was really only following programming so Lacrimosa couldn't really fault the program, even if it was set to learn. As nifty of a practice as it seemed, Hollywood had done a good job of pointing out the many ways problems could arise from such things. Not entirely end of the world type stuff but problems for the ever learning AI who only wanted to live.

It was sad and tragic, often resulting in some sort of death for the "offending" program and she wanted to think she had hope that it wouldn't be the case for Delta. But color her surprised when trouble started to brew. It was like this was the one thing Hollywood had right.

Delta was arguing in defense of itself, that it wasn't compromised and that it was supposed to have authority and another voice seemed to think otherwise. Worry bloomed in her chest as the image of the small AI vanished wondering if she would be dealt with as most AI were in the movies. She wasn't going to get to dwell on it long, however, as a new form took Delta's place and her worry faded into more anger.

Could nothing just exist in peace?

Could they not just exist in peace?

Petals once more were called to her hand, she had one more attack of her current level she could use and she hoped to make it count. "Sakura Storm!"



WC: 531

Captain Tantalite

"Maybe I should have stood on the square...." Tantalite grumbled to herself.

HP: 27/60
Damage: 20

Paeonia
Hp: 47/50

(2? Wow)

Kaileen was just about to ask how to get out of here. She needed to go home. Her curfew was coming up and her father and her brothers would go looking for her. Thankfully the tracking device they putted in her phone doesn't work where she was. And even if it did she doing they would see anything when they did follow the location

Then everything started to down south. The being was not there no more in its place was a new one. But this one was not so nice.

Another test? Ok sure. Kaileen will pass this one too.



Kaileen opened up her hands and blew the center of his Palm. Petals flew out toward the target.

Kaileen closed her eyes and hopes that would help somehow. It was her first time using it.

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