Characters: OPEN to Lucerne agents and the agents coming in from Liechtenstein
Location: Lucerne, Switzerland
Rating: PG
Time: December 20
Description: Shibusen Lucerne gets attacked and its agents attempt to defend it.
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Lucerne, Switzerland )
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An attack in the other countries of such proportions that even the description of what it was wasn't all that clear through word of mouth. Sasuke, understandably, wasn't quite so pleased when he blew through the mirror with the rest of those sent to Lucerne. In Leichtenstein, despite the maneuvering of people into manageable teams to get through the mirror, it had almost been calm compared to what seemed like utter chaos on this side ( ... )
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they weren't in the thick of it yet, and he could already feel the madness lashing him like a whip; fire hot in his mind. he finally twists his arm and grabs Saralegui's wrist when they are forced to squeeze through a tight knit of people- and Sasuke doesn't even glance at someone screaming in pain with medics over him.]
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It wasn't until they caught wind that there was something much more powerful within the base caverns that 004 had to stop and struggle with his options. It was likely that whatever it was, was the leader of this attack. If the rest of his team from back home were here, they could have split up, and he could have stayed up here knowing that the group who went down would take care of it, and alert him if they needed help.
But it wasn't like that, here. He had to get to the source himself.
It would be risky, using a missile launcher underground, but it wouldn't be the first time. He hurried through the caverns with Grit on his shoulder, following the signs of attack- they were hard to miss, unfortunately.]If you want to turn back, now' ( ... )
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And, let's face it. It was probably a horrible decision that they were making with this. But... at least they both agreed to it. And worse things worse, they both end up dead and their bodies are never found.
...Hey, could be worse.]
Then maybe we can drink tea and wear dresses. Keep movin'.
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He didn't waste any time; this was about as far from the target as they were likely to get and still have a good shot. He lifted Grit into position, aimed, and called out a warning for those already fighting it to get out of the way. And he fired.]
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They were everywhere, and it was easier to hear them coming than see them in the commotion.
They'd been cut off from the others in the chaos, and as they cut down a weak kishin egg that got into their way, they continued heading up toward higher ground. They would be more efficient at longer range.]
They certainly aren't fucking around, now are they?
[The words came out harshly, her tone grating. She could feel something clawing at the back of her mind, interfering with her thoughts. It...was bothersome.]
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[He was, it seemed, getting used to dealing with the madness wavelength. Battle helped him focus, as did having a Weapon.
As such, he could feel that something was... different now, with Lady. They had been fine at the start, but as things had progressed...
They needed to hold out. The only other option could get them both killed.]
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[Lady had encountered true madness wavelength only once, and at the time she'd been so focused on finding Dante and yelling at his partner that it hadn't effected her too badly.
This, though, felt stronger, more condensed. It pulsed in the back of her head, buzzing like a huge fly between her ears. It felt like her skin was crawling, even in Weapon form, like something had gotten inside of her and was digging its way around.]
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[There's a wry note there, just to ease the blow of the statement. He was in control. Roy Mustang almost always was.]
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"Move, move...we gotta get outta here! Now!"
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The best thing she could do now was cooperate and make it out intact. So she stuck her head out of the entrance to the hospital wing; the person she saw there didn't look like he was in good condition, either. "Is there an evacuation route for this place?" she called out, making sure she was loud enough to be easily heard. "Or do we just leave any way we can?"
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He would be staying behind, fighting until he could get the very last person out alive. These guests couldn't die. The people who were putting their lives on the line to help them out here couldn't die. His forearm slammed into the wall to indicate his frustration with the situation (normally he would have punched it directly on, but his weapons were currently equipped). It was just so frustrating that they couldn't do more here.
But he had to focus on what they could do, "You need help with them?" There were probably a lot of injured that she was tending to.
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Extra protection would have been nice, but the young man she was looking at looked like he had enough on his plate. She shook her head. "No, go do what you need to do. We'll manage. Do you know where the best exit from here might be?" She'd made sure to familiarize herself somewhat with the area over the past few days, but the base here was still difficult to navigate all the same--if she'd missed something, better to try and find out.
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Okita and his partner had been one of the first pairs through, and the two had been fighting since. They were underground now, in the twisting halls of the Lucerne base, taking down the kishin eggs as they found them.
The madness was potent here, and Souji had given up trying to fight it off himself, allowing the resonance with Takasugi to keep him from sliding over the edge. He needed to put all of his concentration into fighting. If they failed here, they would give their enemy a foothold. He couldn't allow that. So he pushed past his fatigue and attacked the next enemy that came into view.
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You can still manage, right?
The cold weather of the place and Okita's coughing had been worrisome over the past few days, and now they found themselves in a full-scale fight. The last thing Takasugi wanted was for one of them to get hurt.
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He knew that, if not in bad shape yet, he was getting there. If not for Takasugi's talent making the work of cutting through the kishin increasingly easier, he might have been faltering already. He was tired, and the cough that had been tearing at his lungs the last few days was trying to make itself known, despite his best efforts.
But he was going to keep fighting. Until they won, or in the worst case scenario, had to evacuate the base. But until that happened, he wasn't going to give up. There were too many people--too many lives that needed protecting--and he knew they needed each and every fighter they had if they were going to get out of this.
You don't need to worry about me.
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I still think we should try and go for higher ground.
They were the only ones holding this particular position. They were supposed to have back-up, but it looked like everyone else was too busy.
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