Who:
Everyone that signed up to rescue the crazy surgeon. CHECK THIS FOR YOUR TEAMS.
What: Rescuing the crazy surgeon in the medical pavilion under the ocean of Promenade.
Where: ...The medical pavilion under the ocean of Promenade.
When: Day.
Warnings: Gore, psychological horror, Dr. Steinman, eventual eye-squick and death. Also language. this log
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Next the pirate heard the voices, his eyes darting in every which way as he subconsciously gravitated toward the closest member of Beta team he could make out in the shadows. He wanted some concept that someone would have his back in all of this. He was also wishing he'd brought a bigger gun.
"Guys? I don't like this."
His voice betrayed his shaken nerves, the sudden light from the nurse's station forcing him to squint after he'd just gotten used to the darkness. Flashlight in one hand, cross-bracing the wrist of the hand he held his weapon in, he was pointing down the corridor when suddenly, all hell broke loose.
"Oh hell, stick together!" It was all he could think to yell, though the odds were high that he'd be drowned out by the group's assailants.
The mob that seemed to pour in from all directions was overwhelming, it was seven of them versus more than he could immediately count in the dark. He freaked out and fear pointed his gun toward the chest of the nearest one as he fired a quick two taps.
[OOC: Going out for a couple hours. Don't have too much fun without me :3]
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Thirty of whatever the fuck those things were against a little band of mixed skills - Isamu wasn't liking those odds overly much and he has his nodachi up and ready. Fire magic was out, in his mind at least, until he knew if the blue liquid was flammable or not because a fireball? Not helpful. Earth was out too because this sure as hell wasn't solid ground. And he was pretty confident no one wanted to get soaked and go trudging around, possibly soaked to the bone on slippery floors. Then again, if these things bled, that probably wouldn't matter too much anyway.
"What the fuck are those things?" Anyone could feel free to answer that because they sure as hell weren't demons and that was where his expertise ended. More light balled in his free hand, levitating up and out of the way to let him grip the demon blade in both hands as he fell into a stance he'd known for years and years. Time for a decision and there were sparks along the length of his blade as he lifted and pointed it, sending an arcing shot along as he swung the blade, trying to judge just how much it'd affect them.
They probably should have had some discussion of strategy before all of this.
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Harry hefted his staff towards the rushing onslaught of deformed monsters with human shapes, thundering towards them in a frenzied, bloodthirsty froth. The sudden tense quiet became bedlam as the oncoming horde fired off the first shots. Moving that shield up between the pointed muzzles and himself and as many team mates as he can, the hypo gets dropped and the amulet slides back down to his wrist as he hefts the staff in the direction of their enemies.
His will snaps down through the staff with the whipcord suddenness born of logical fear. Adrenaline pounded in his veins and his heart crashed against his ribcage as he twisted that fear and red-hued, jibbering terror into force, light, and heat.
"Fuego!" snarled out of his throat as the end of his staff produced a torrent of red flames that fanned wide across the hallway.
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The additional light reveals nothing but the group of splicers, some of those in the front now injured or electrocuted by Isamu's sword. It is these that the fire has the most effect on; stunned, they can't get out of the way. As soon as they can move again, they are screaming, racing toward the group even as their bodies burn. Some of the others who were lit, however, shriek and run elsewhere, only to return wet; there is a water source somewhere, likely a leak, and they've used it to douse the flames.
Some of the posters that were on the wall are now burning, providing extra light as the splicers press forward again.
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The cold depth of the void comes screaming to her ears as she breaks through the time and space continuum, voices reaching for her and arms of shadow grasping at their unwelcome guest. But she pushes past them with ease, mind focused and labeling the places behind the ones running, behind the group overall. It's not a lot of room to work with, but if the rest of the group takes the front, she can hold the rear and fight off until they begin to dwindle down.
A sudden cloud of shadow comes out of nowhere, and with it 5624-A, combat knife aimed at the back of the neck of the nearest splicer, digging against the spinal cord and twisting with ease. If they resisted, she'd just as easily wrap her arms around their head and twist- if damaging didn't work, breaking was the alternate option.
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Good news for him. He took careful note of where the others were, not wanting to electrocute them. Billy's eyes glowed blue as he let a lightning bolt lose, blasting into a few of the things.
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Finding the wall, he took aim again and pulled the trigger -finding himself disappointed to feel it click empty. Hastily, he pulls back behind his allies, crouching a few feet behind and to the side of the nearest one as he dropped into a crouch.
The pirate took a precious few seconds to release the empty magazine and pocket it before slipping out a fresh magazine and slapping it into the pistol. Cocking the gun and feeling ready to roll, he stands up and resumes firing.
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Each of the splicers that Billy electrocutes freezes in mid-step, twitching as the electricity runs through their bodies. The provide easy targets for Cou while they're stuck in place. There are still more, though, and many of them are still on fire and doing their best to get all the front-line fighters to join them in their pain. One of them, a woman with dark hair and dark eyes, tries to grab at the long fabric of Harry's duster and cape. "You! You did this to me!"
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Towards the back of the group stood Mu, a faint golden glow outlining his form as he maintained the barrier. While he took no active part in fighting himself, Mu watched the battle carefully, erecting the invisible barriers wherever needed to prevent attacks landing on his teammates.
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"I'm sorry..." he muttered as he swung his staff from left to right, shouting Fozare! as a whip of kinetic force, as thick as an arm, slammed through the next wave of attackers that continued to boil over them.
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Damn was he missing Cisqua's missile launcher right about now. Not like he'd probably be able to aim the thing without taking the entire floor down with all of them.
His pistol echos another pair of taps -sounds likely drowned out by the significantly more impressive abilities of his teammates. Right now his determination keeps him from following his instinct to run, shifting his focus from the portion of the mob attacking the front of the group to any stragglers or more clever ones looking to attack from the rear flank.
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It was as he brought his sword up for another swing to let lightning arc out that a sudden rush of heat caught him in the throat and lower half of his face and he choked and swore because Jesus, thank you so much, he'd forgotten quite how he enjoyed being burned with intent. Angrily, he smacked the whole flat of the blade against the thing he'd been about to hit and it fell back but it had still achieved its goal. The heat was intense and he staggered back, gasping and spitting, already feeling the steady throb because the skin was so much thinner around the throat and sensitive and he let out an angry curse in Japanese as he turned just slightly. Not enough to show the current state of the lower part of his face but just enough to show the small blue flicker around him of his own magic, healing him as he went.
"Brilliant idea, lighting them up like that!" He yelled and to hell with it, dousing those monsters with water would get rid of the burning element and a hand lifted again, thumb and forefinger snapped in the direction of the monsters and a mist of rain descended. Not enough to put the flames out but enough to hopefully dampen them down while they fought so that the side affects of the team's offensive strategy couldn't be used against them quite so painfully.
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The rest of the splicers are killed. If anyone decides to look, they may find dollar bills, creme-filled cakes, or spare ammunition on their bodies. In addition, several of the rooms in their hallway have money, creme-filled cakes, ammunition, potato chips, more of those blue hypos, and first aid kits. Some of them also have corpses.
If anyone should go to the end of the hallway and look to the left, they will see a Vita-Chamber and an abandoned wheelchair with a teddy bear on it. It looks like there's only one way for them to go -- after the escaping splicer.
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Well, on the plus side, no one had died but no, they needed some strategy here.
"Okay, clearly that wasn't the friendliest of welcomes we could have come up against," he began, clearing his throat a few times after that because it was still raw, the tang of metal lodged in it, "so, what I'm propsosing is this," his sword was drawn out agains and he stretched with one arm, using it to roll a few of the blue syringes closer, drawing a circle in the air above them. The syringes more or less disappeared from view, harder to spot and he looked back up at the team. "Harry, that and the ball of light I had earlier? The whole light and shadow magic thing. But if we can huddle in, I can cloak us all. Don't know how well it'll do here but some level of stealth would be good for this, even if just means some of you can run like hell past them to pull off a pincer move. If anyone doesn't want to though, feel free to opt out."
A pause for him to take a proper breath - this was a lot of speech for a face that had finally stopped healing, the blue flames disappearing completely from the very faint glow that had been left as he checked himself over for any other smaller injuries he might have forgotten to pay attention to thanks to that one.
"Oh and if anyone's hurt, you can either let me see if it's healable or I think I spy some first aid kits. No idea if they're tampered with or not so one of you lucky people can feel free to open one and see what's inside if you're feeling daring." And that was definitely it from him, falling back once again to where he was meant to be in the group, rubbing at his jaw and chin.
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Trudging back to the group - damnit, one of those things had managed a clean shot at his side. The cloak and the duster protected him, but didn't do much to negate the impact of the bullet. His ribs felt like they were made of fire as he leaned on his staff to watch Isamu's demonstration.
"A veil. Not bad." It was pretty damn good, honestly. "I like it, would be nice to not have to hack and slash our way to where we're going. How big can you make it and keep it stable?"
He eyed someone in the little huddled group. "Someone gather up the first aid kits, lets see if they're are worth using." With the apparent age of this place and all the leaking, rust and blood, there was a chance that using anything lying around would be inviting infection.
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