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Everyone Listed HereTime: Night Time
Location: Various points around
Millennium ParkContent: Vampires, thralled humans, battles and cursing.
Format: Prose or action is fine, stick to your teams unless you are a special case and you probably know who you are.
Warnings: Cursing violence and gore.
A Few Notes:
-Blampires are NPCs and you can
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Reaching up and taking off her glasses, she slipped them into a pocket on her coat. There was no reason to let them get broken, or her clothing torn. She sloughed off the coat, and then peeled back her shirt, revealing the dark skin-tight suit she wore underneath at all times now. Her hands moved to the buckle of her belt as she stood quietly.
It was so easy to get a good froth of anger going. John had disappeared. Neal was still hidden beneath the fallen angel. Everyone seemed to be in frequent danger. Her eyes had bled away to emerald green before she knew it. She just needed a chance to get really going before the shift should happen.
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And they had killed him.
Still, he walked among them now, coming up behind Jennifer. He had long ago lost his coat (worthless without most of it's protective wards in his many pockets) and carried only the Samaritan and the weapon he could never put down: The Right Hand of Doom.
He inhaled, exhaled. This was going to be messy. He hated dealing with thralls -- inevitably, innocent people died. Faces he couldn't forget.
"I hate vampires," is all he could mutter into the cold night air.
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He'd dressed properly for this fight, chain and coat of arms. His sword was at his hip, the shield he'd found below the church on his other hand. The front of the shield had been painted with his coat of arms as well. Objects of faith were, apparently, useful against these creatures. And his coat of arms was a reflection of his faith.
Eying the ice and the thralls, Galahad's mouth twisted in thought. "And there is no way around this...lake?" 'Ice rink' didn't translate well for him. "Though I think, perhaps, there must not be, or these cowards would have strewn the path with innocents there as well."
So, straight through the middle it was. That wasn't a nice prospect.
Shaking his head, Galahad folded his hands before him and bent his head, murmuring softly in Latin, asking for blessing and benediction upon their endeavor.
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Her body contorted as muscles grew and bone lengthened, her skin changing from pale to dark green, her hair bursting from its bun in thick forest green curls that hung down her back. There was an eager smile on She-Hulk's face as she straightened up, jeans casually hanging at her hips as she clapped her hands together once.
"All right, so who wants to go running across the ice? I don't think that's a very good idea so I'm going to jump. But before I do, I can toss you both over. Seems like it might be kinda fun."
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But, like close parking spaces and the fresh vegetables in the supermarket, good women are always taken.
"I don't think you want to throw me. I don't doubt that you can, I'm just-- usually the one doing the pitchin' here," he says, ignoring the possible double entendre. "Either way, I don't think either of us wants to go tap-dancing on that ice."
He'd kill for a jet pack right now. Oh well.
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For being the shortest in the group by nearly a foot and a half, he really didn't seem too fazed by the whole thing. "I suppose we could wait to see if they would come to us. But I have my doubts." He reached for the hilt of his sword and drew it, hand flexing in the gauntlet of his shield.
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"I suppose we'll just have to move on to Plan B. Mind giving me a boost, Red? When I drop, I'll break the ice, and make it as hard for them to move as us." She continued, walking to the edge of the ice rink. "Be ready to follow me in. I have a feeling they're really not going to like that."
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Up, up, up and away, only to come shooting down like an emerald javelin from the heavens.
"And here we go..." All hell was going to break lose as soon as she hit.
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This 'Chicago' was a very strange place.
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Physics was not her best subject. Frankly, She-Hulk liked to leave that kind of stuff to Reed Richards or hell, even Tony Stark. But she knew her strengths, and she knew that an ice rink, no matter how perfectly man-made, would not stand up to the weight of a heavy projectile slamming into it. Especially a projectile meant to break it.
Lifted into the air, she came sailing down in a surprisingly elegant swan dive, tucking in at the last moment and landing on her feet. She slammed into the ice, well prepared for the landing much like those she took when leaping through the air to get somewhere quickly. All of her weight, with force and pressure added to it, caused the ice to crack all around her.
Angry with numerous reasons, and because the ice did not shatter enough for her taste, She-Hulk let out an angry roar and slammed both fists as hard as she could into the growing system of cracks reaching out from around her. If she did it right, the ice would become hard to pass on the ice skates.
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Too bad the BPRD wasn't really something he had to worry about anymore.
"Alright, then. Let's go."
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Galahad gave the ice a jaundiced look before he nodded. "Aye. Forward, then." He didn't like the idea of having to hurt people who didn't know better, but the portal needed to be protected.
However, he just knew that he would be spending a great deal of his time on his posterior once he got on the ice.
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Reaching up, she dug her fingers into her shoulder where one of the slugs had taken her and jerked it out, dropping it onto the ice with a metallic click. She stood up again, and swung her fist at the first of the thralls that had made a point of coming for her, the fury of the punch making the man's face concave where his nose had been smashed, sending him flying backwards. But this wasn't what she wanted to do.
Instead, She-Hulk began making her way across the ice, over the cracks and jutting pieces of broken ice, knocking anyone out of her way that felt the need to come for her personally. It was the vampires she was more interested in.
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Thralls were just pushed here and there, batted away with the stone hand like they were gnats when need be, while the other stayed down, ready to draw the Samaritan. He didn't want to waste his very good bullets on these folks.
Besides, frankly, they were Thralls. A lot less important and a lot less mean then what was on the other side... and if the Black Court waiting there didn't destroy them as human shields, they might come out of it, for all Hellboy knew.
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But the shield was also magic. It had taken time for the knight to figure out what it did, but he eventually did. Which was why he led with the shield rather than his sword while wading into the thralls. Every hit caused them to be repelled as well. He was doing his best not to hurt anybody who wasn't in their right mind, but he doubted these creatures would allow that easily.
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Grunting, she came to a stop by grabbing a jutting piece of ice, then picked it up, the heavy slab straining on her arms as she threw it as hard as she could, towards the regrouping thralls. Many of them flattened to the ice. A few did not. The ones that were not were crushed by the ice, but She-Hulk was less concerned than her companions about the state of people who had already been taken over by the vampires.
Karrin had told Jennifer at one point in time that there was probably no coming back from that. She-Hulk took that to mean she should put them out of their misery if they tried to come for her. With a fierce smile that came with the sound of breaking ice, she began making her way back across the rink, more than half way towards the vampires and clearing one hell of a path for her companions.
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