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Rue did as he was told. He moved the man onto the gurny and raised it up for the good doctor.
"Alright, i'll go make sure everything is okay."
Rue ran to where the sacred had landed, taking no notice of the colossal ship and all that it symbolized, but instead rushed to his captain.
"Captain, how was the flight? And how is the battle progressing?"

"I'm going to move you to the infirmary for now." Dess said as she wrapped a bandage around the leg. "You'll need an infusion of plasma before you get back on your feet."

Looking him over she notices old scars on his legs and arms "You must have been through some bad fights in your travels mister. Where did you come from anyway."

Before moving him to the medical bay she looked over to Captain Gail to see if he needed any attention.

Nic nodded at the instructions given to her and headed for the Rehk to land. Pulling into the Rehk a little shaky but none the less getting in, Nic jumped out and took a quick look over of the 909.

The silver LFO all but crashed into one of the Rehk's ramps; it's power dieing out as crossed over the retracting ramp in it's clumbsy coarse; dropping down at a angle and grating lifelessly onto the ramp inadvertently. It wasn't that the LFO seemed to be forcing it's way onboard, but that it was more as if it was simply tryping to hit something other than the ground as it shut off...

Rendered a lifeless pile of silver metal, it screeched into the hangar doors with a sound akin to a dog whistle, so high was the octave of the sound produced.
With a small fireworks display of sparks as it slammed to a halt; the archetype creaked and settled in a hissing cloud of steam bursting from it's joints. Oddly, small wisps of purple-tint trapar hummed and crackled over the inert LFO, flashing about like leftover lightning. Strangly, the pilot didn't emerge from the back module, despite the fact that staying inside the damaged mech could be potentialy dangerous....

The hit of the LFO making contact with the floor knocked Nic against the 909, her back flat against it and arms spread. She looked at Rue's extended arm and then looked at him in surprise. "Th...thanks..." Nic said quietly and let Rue help her up.

Gail continued to limp his way down the hollow halls. His leathery legs rubbed with a burning pain. Each sudden jab felt like a crack that effortlessly drained the energy from his body.

“Too much time.” He grumbled and finally pressed his hand against a cold hard door. The door smoothly drifted to the side, revealing the command room behind it. Gail stepped forward and examined everything carefully. Victor and Terrek were the only two that sat themselves at their stations. Victor shifted his eyes back and stood up at the site of Gail’s approach.

“Gail, are you alright?” Victor asked with urgency and rushed forward. Gail gently lifted his hand and shook his head.

“I’m fine.” He muttered and wiped the trickle of thick blood running down his cheek. Victor stopped and hesitantly held himself back from helping his old friend.
The outside easily caught Gail’s line of site. He shifted his attention to the Longinus. The massive ship was slammed with an invisible force. Hopelessly the ship struggled against the wave of rushing power. Gail gritted his teeth and moved forward towards the comm.. He raised his fist and violently slammed it down on the button.

“Attention personnel, time is up.” He glanced one last time at the ship that was bending under the rippling pressure. Green waves splashed from under its wings like a large tsunami. The whole event was beautiful, with green fluctuating sparkles dancing into the air ceremonially. But it all fell down on itself, leaving another wave to splash and fade into nothing. After the brilliance of green colors faded, it was obvious that it was no beautiful site to witness.

“I’m sorry, but who ever is not on the Rehk right now… is being left behind.” Gail finished and lifted his stiff fist from the comm..

“What?” Victor asked in complete bewilderment.

“Victor…” Gail coolly called his name and turned his gaze to him. Each lid slightly slacked against his eyes. Bellow them the lines of lacked sleep curled its way around. It was obvious that he was tired, angered, and disappointed. “I don’t want to do it… but that is not the point. The Longinus will clearly be sending in reinforcements. I won’t risk the safety of this crew on one person. Return to your station and activate the emergency thrusters. Burn them out as long as youcan.” Gail turned around and steadily sat himself back into his command chair. Slowly Victor stepped along the padded metal floor and took his seat. His hands lifted and gently placed themselves on the wheel and his fingers carefully wrapped around the rubber padded sticks.

“Understood.” He called and clicked two yellow buttons on the top of the sticks.

Behind the Rehk, four large jets exploded like a fountain of flames. Each jet pushed the Rehk forward at a slow and steady speed, but as time went on, it quickly gained increased acceleration. Wind crowded out of the way and spread out behind into thousands of mini twisters.
Gail watched until his face fell into his hands.

(for the record, Kayako wasn't a member of Gekkostate, only Nicole and Arek)

Dess held onto Nico's body as the LFO crashed into the hanger. She didn't want more injuries to befall him. When she saw the mess there was no way should could walk away from it. Running to the mangled machine she looked for the cockpit. "Rue, um... you girl" Dess pointed to Nicole, "We need to get..." At that the words of captain Gail rang over the intercom. When they were finished Dess only stood there, unable to grasp the message completely. She knew Gail was angry. Not really what about but it was clear in his voice that something had happened.

She would investigate the matter in the medical bay when everything had smoothed over. For now there was more injured to deal with. "Get... get this open. I don't know how. We need to see how the pilot is. Standing on the edge of the LFO a weak purple haze seemed to rise off the metal of it. It made Dess feel nuascious but didn't slow her down.