Characters: Linkara, Mechakara, Judas Liz, Franky, Terra, Aqua, Vin, Jenn, Ninja-Style Dancer, Harvey Finevoice, Axel, and Eraqus
Time: After
this post; Evening
Location: Starting at the Blackstone lobby; going to wherever Mechakara and Judas are holed up
Content: Did you see the title of the thread? Seriously. This is it.
Format: Prose, specific
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It was time to finish things.
"Mechakara!" Gun in hand, Linkara glanced around the street that was rapidly becoming a battlefield; just because the robot hadn't shown itself yet didn't mean it wasn't going to happen. "You're through!"
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As usual though, Terra was quiet. He wasn't much for witty dialogue exchange.
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But that didn't mean he intended to leave everything to Franky. The robot turned to leave, and by the time he heard Linkara's challenge he was already on the ground floor of the apartment building. He stepped out into the street, a smug smirk on his face. "Don't be so sure," he replied, gesturing towards where Franky was generally causing a whirlwind of destruction and chaos. "You are not the only one with help this time." Those humans nearby were going to die; Linkara should know what he'd gotten them into.
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There was no turning back now.
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The robot stalked forward, taking the blast from the magic gun head-on and letting it crackle away harmlessly against the faint green glow of his shields. The lightning, too, fizzled away upon contact; what sort of self-respecting robot wouldn't be protected against electrical surges?
Mecha's glowing red glare at his opponents never faltered as he shrugged off the attacks. As soon as the last bits of magic had faded away from his form, he quickly lunged towards Linkara, aiming a blow to the stomach with one hand while the other grabbed for the magic gun. Terra would have to be dealt with eventually, he knew, but in the heat of battle it was hard not to focus on tearing his former master's throat out.
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Mechakara was right about one thing: Linkara was indeed bluffing. Fortunately, that was something he happened to be good at, at least to a point. The problem now was figuring out just where that point was.
At least the robot was predictable - he wanted to cause Linkara pain and he wanted to get up close and personal to do it, and that meant that Mechakara would be coming for him. Linkara dodged the stomach hit - way too narrowly, an inch either way and that really would have hurt - and brought his weapon up to bear - not the magic gun, but the sonic screwdriver, setting it off next to Mechakara's ear. With any luck, that particular frequency and pitch would be enough to rattle something loose in the robot's head and buy Linkara and Terra some time.
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But despite his handicap, he still saw Terra approaching from the side, and raised one arm to intercept the Keyblade before it hit its target. The robot grimaced briefly at the impact of metal on metal, but then he gritted his teeth and reached for the blade, tugging strongly at it. Not to take the weapon - he'd learned that lesson already - but simply in an effort to throw its wielder off balance as aimed a retaliatory kick towards Terra's kneecaps.
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Linkara got the hell out of the way, leaving the opening for Terra's strike and wincing at the loud clang on impact. Stolen skin could only hide so much, evidently. He took the second's distraction to pull the Morpher from his pocket. There was a moment's hesitation - this hadn't worked last time - but he needed the boost, and he knew he could count on Terra to watch his back if it failed again. With any luck, this time it'd work.
He held the morpher out in front of him in a firm two-handed grip. "IT'S MORPHIN' TIME!"
And this time, it worked. Kind of.
The magic was intact, but it was off somehow - he could feel it. This wasn't what the Morpher usually did ( ... )
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He was not, however, ready for a Keyblade to the face.
The shock of the impact sent the robot stumbling back. Where had Linkara gotten that? There had been no indication, no records showing that he'd acquired such a powerful new weapon! And it seemed the morpher hadn't been forgotten either; by the time Mechakara saw it in Terra's hands, the human was already morphing into a suit of armor ( ... )
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Plus, watching Mechakara get a boot to the head was just too good to pass up.
He didn't wait around to see the results of that attack - he was already on the move, lunging towards Mechakara for a low strike, swinging the Keyblade in a lateral arc that would, with any luck, hit the robot's chest. If it didn't stun him, it would at least be a distraction, giving Terra some room to move.
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He clenched his fist and rushed forward towards the mecha-duplicate of his friend. It was timed perfectly, as Mechakara was thrown off again by the keyblade's strike. Terra ducked low and aimed several fast punches towards the robot's chest, his blows MUCH more powerful than Linkara's might have been given how much hand-stand pushups and heavy lifting Terra did on a regular basis. After several punches aimmed at the torso, Terra made to give Mechakara an uppercut to the chin.
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The uppercut was the last blow. It dropped Mecha to the ground, causing the red lights in his eyes to flicker momentarily. He didn't have much fight left in him, and he knew it. He'd been caught off guard by these new tricks of magic, and now he was outmatched. But Mechakara would be damned if he ever showed weakness to these filthy humans. He would die before he backed down from this fight.
Slowly, chest still shooting sparks, the robot stood, murder in his eyes as he lunged forward for one last attack.
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He stood firm, Keyblade held in a strong two-handed grip. "Are you ready, Terra?" he muttered. The same something that had warned him about the end of the fight was also telling him that, somehow, Terra would know exactly what to do, as would he.
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