Esme
The Hatbox Empress/Retired Admin
Watching the man with careful eyes, Tehri had pressed himself into the wall. He wasn't ready for something like this, no way. Practice was one thing, someone good enough to get into here? Someone Miss Cal hadn't been able to put down already? Then the man's hands glowed with electric and his heart raced.
Throwing his hands out, he did what little he could and shot out an assortment of small, fast moving bubbles. Trying to cover the air between his...yes, friends, and whatever spell induced hell was headed for them in time. Whether they would be at a high enough distance when they blew on impact. Shit, this was a bad idea...
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Cal sneered. A deep rage coming from her as she pointed towards the exit, a silent command to her students. And look, Silas had joined them at just the proper moment. A curl of a smile graced Meido's face that leered in her mind. Perfection...
As another voice split into her head, she ripped open another portal, dropping out a mixture of things living. She didn't bother with masking them, they were lessers at any rate. She was going to enjoy ripping this man's head from it's spine. After all, Deathlind's had tact, poise, and something called grace. She supposed then it was a good thing she wasn't a Deathlind.
Hijacking the minds of the monstrosities that came through with Axel, she yanked her new army to it's feet, puppeting her dolls of death as they let out a collective battle cry.
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"Mathias...."
"What."
"We have an issue."
Sending a glaring hole through Nar's head, he humoured him, stopping as he did. Reaching out an arm, he yanked Mini as she passed, bringing into the halt she would have otherwise had trouble doing.
"There's too many signals popping up. Too many people than their should be."
"What does that mean?"
Looking ahead of them carefully, Mini's eyes narrowed as her eagle eyes saw what they couldn't make out.
"Nightrise is here." She said softly.
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"Are you sure you don't want at least hot water, while we wait? I have a bottle for you." Mordicy asked, looking at his Charge. She had a tight look to her, anger lingering behind what had become familiar eyes to him. She'd refused everything he'd offered her, despite knowing that there was a good chance they'd be out there waiting for a few hours, at least, in the cold. Granted, he had no idea if she really felt the cold, but all the same.
"Fine, suit yourself." He muttered after several minutes of silence, sipping his own coffee. Watching her out of the corner of his eye, she never changed position, just stayed standing, arms folded, gas mask hanging from her neck, the normally covered metal fixture to the side of her face half hidden by hair she refused to move. Strange thing, she was, when it came to standby missions like these.
Throwing his hands out, he did what little he could and shot out an assortment of small, fast moving bubbles. Trying to cover the air between his...yes, friends, and whatever spell induced hell was headed for them in time. Whether they would be at a high enough distance when they blew on impact. Shit, this was a bad idea...
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Cal sneered. A deep rage coming from her as she pointed towards the exit, a silent command to her students. And look, Silas had joined them at just the proper moment. A curl of a smile graced Meido's face that leered in her mind. Perfection...
As another voice split into her head, she ripped open another portal, dropping out a mixture of things living. She didn't bother with masking them, they were lessers at any rate. She was going to enjoy ripping this man's head from it's spine. After all, Deathlind's had tact, poise, and something called grace. She supposed then it was a good thing she wasn't a Deathlind.
Hijacking the minds of the monstrosities that came through with Axel, she yanked her new army to it's feet, puppeting her dolls of death as they let out a collective battle cry.
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"Mathias...."
"What."
"We have an issue."
Sending a glaring hole through Nar's head, he humoured him, stopping as he did. Reaching out an arm, he yanked Mini as she passed, bringing into the halt she would have otherwise had trouble doing.
"There's too many signals popping up. Too many people than their should be."
"What does that mean?"
Looking ahead of them carefully, Mini's eyes narrowed as her eagle eyes saw what they couldn't make out.
"Nightrise is here." She said softly.
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"Are you sure you don't want at least hot water, while we wait? I have a bottle for you." Mordicy asked, looking at his Charge. She had a tight look to her, anger lingering behind what had become familiar eyes to him. She'd refused everything he'd offered her, despite knowing that there was a good chance they'd be out there waiting for a few hours, at least, in the cold. Granted, he had no idea if she really felt the cold, but all the same.
"Fine, suit yourself." He muttered after several minutes of silence, sipping his own coffee. Watching her out of the corner of his eye, she never changed position, just stayed standing, arms folded, gas mask hanging from her neck, the normally covered metal fixture to the side of her face half hidden by hair she refused to move. Strange thing, she was, when it came to standby missions like these.