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Entry tags:
- !event,
- bleach: toshirou hitsugaya,
- fate/: rin tousaka,
- hetalia: feliks lukasiewicz,
- inazuma eleven: shindou takuto,
- kagerou project: takane enomoto,
- kid icarus: palutena,
- kingdom hearts: aqua,
- marvel: laura kinney (x-23),
- npc: kurt wagner,
- npc: sebastian shaw,
- original: alric caelegart,
- persona: kanji tatsumi,
- shiritsu horitsuba gakuen: yuui flourite,
- team fortress 2: the spy (female),
- teen titans: raven,
- tokyo esp: rinka urushiba,
- touhou project: flandre scarlet,
- touhou project: kaguya houraisan,
- touhou project: marisa kirisame,
- touhou project: miko toyosatomimi,
- touhou project: reimu hakurei (male),
- touhou project: rin "orin" kaenbyou,
- tsubasa reservoir chronicle: fai flourit,
- uchouten kazoku: satomi suzuki (benten),
- young justice: m'gann m'orzz
Hellfire Club: The Mission [CLOSED]
WHO: Nightcrawler and those selected for the mission.
WHAT: The Hellfire Club infiltration mission
WHERE: Manhattan
WHEN: Late evening
WARNING(S): Could get violent.
Team One was already on the ground, infiltrating the party. The rest waited in silence aboard the Blackbird, hovering in complete stealth mode high above the island. Back at the Institute, Professor X closely monitored the communications of the team, ready to give the signal when ready...
It was go time.
[[ OKAY HERE'S HOW IT'S GOING TO GO.
Top levels will be going up for each mission phase. Each phase will, OOCly, go on simultaneously so no one has to wait for another team to complete their task. Players have freedom to play as they like, but the mod characters in each team (Feliks, Shindou, Reimu) will most likely lead the action in the direction it's intended to go. The mod account will pop in for NPCing every now and again.
Have fun! ]]
WHAT: The Hellfire Club infiltration mission
WHERE: Manhattan
WHEN: Late evening
WARNING(S): Could get violent.
Team One was already on the ground, infiltrating the party. The rest waited in silence aboard the Blackbird, hovering in complete stealth mode high above the island. Back at the Institute, Professor X closely monitored the communications of the team, ready to give the signal when ready...
It was go time.
[[ OKAY HERE'S HOW IT'S GOING TO GO.
Top levels will be going up for each mission phase. Each phase will, OOCly, go on simultaneously so no one has to wait for another team to complete their task. Players have freedom to play as they like, but the mod characters in each team (Feliks, Shindou, Reimu) will most likely lead the action in the direction it's intended to go. The mod account will pop in for NPCing every now and again.
Have fun! ]]
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"Leave the security measures to me," she says. "I can phase two other people, no problem." Thank goodness for all the practice with Shindou, Kanji, and Bridget. She had two people down pat now and is getting close to phasing three other people with ease.
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"You could probably phase through something if there's a problem or an attack, huh?" She remembers to switch back to telepathy after that, and she keeps floating down the hallway with one ear open for trouble.
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And then everything cuts off. Every light-source in the corridor dies all at once, leaving only the faint glow of the rooms up ahead and behind. Those will disappear an instant later as the steel-on-concrete roar of several gates crashing closed between the team and either exit ricochets all around them.
They'll need to find a way through each of them if they want to move forward. That should be simple enough, really. But as for guessing what will meet them on the other side?
Good luck.]
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And then the security measures start kicking in.
Which is so not good.
Bad enough there's now how many unknown barriers between them and the end of the corridor. There's also no lights. Rinka cautiously reaches out to the last places she'd seen M'gann and Toushirou before the light had been cut off.
"Grab on guys. But hang back a little so I can see how dense these things are first."
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"I'll take lead on combat if we need to do it. Cryokinesis sure as hell isn't a stealth power."
And then the lights go out, that hideous screeching sound sets his teeth on edge. Wonderful. They've gone and tripped the security measures already. Tch. He reaches out in the general direction in which he'd seen Rinka before the hall went black, finally managing to get ahold of her arm after a bit of blind fumbling. Phasing ought to be an interesting experience if nothing else.
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"Three layers, about fifteen centimeters thick total. Inner layer not as dense as the two outer. Feels like the density of concrete and steel. Meant to slow down the usual sort of intruders. Won't be a problem for us though."
A phaser isn't your usual sort of intruder after all.
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"Okay, okay... that's good. That you can handle it, and have the powers for it." With that thought, she moves forward and cautiously reaches out for some contact. It's time to REALLY get her game face on, as the traps have clearly shown.
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When the trio slips through into the third enclosure, however, they'll be met by a burst of arcing light from overhead: twin electroshock bursts, firing from the paired turrets mounted along the ceiling. They aim down the center of the corridor, blasting high and low.
Anyone hit will find that they're only strong enough to deliver a painful stun...but then a split-second later all the light is gone, and there's only the whirring sound of the turrets recharging up above.]
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"Okay, hold your breath for a second and---"
She steps forward, towing them behind her. Once she feels herself clear the gate, she keeps going until she's sure the two behind her are clear as well.
"--breathe out. Huh, dark here, too."
Keeping her power spread to M'gann and Toushirou, she walks forward again and feels another barrier like the first.
"Going through another barrier."
After two compartments of pitch black, the sudden light is more than her eyes can take. Blinking rapidly as she fights to recover her vision, she grabs for her teammates' hands, trying to make sure they stay intangible to whatever attack might come.
"Don't let go!"
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She tries to go for the air, but is a little too slow; all she pulls off is drifting a little...and being right in the path of a painful zap running along her skin. She winces hard, but doesn't cry out; instead her breath comes out in a pained hiss, and she hopes there's enough space between them that the shock doesn't run from skin to skin.
Her head swims as M'gann throws a hand out towards the direction of the shock.
"I can do this!"
She says that for the others and to spur herself into action. She closes her hand into a fist and tries to telepathically yank at one of the turrets she caught a glimpse of.
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The turrets, where are they? He directs his own power across the ground, the only reference point he's got right now. Ice crackles along the floor, creeps partially up a wall. If he hits the turrets, he might be able to get them to seize up.
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When it fires again, the team might be able to pinpoint its location along the ceiling just above the gate. Assuming they're not too distracted by the electric blast still aiming to send them sprawling, that is.]
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When the turret fires again, this time M'gann doesn't try to fly and evade; she's already learned that lesson. Instead she drops low to the floor, crouched down and staring up at wherever the electricity came from.
"Aim to your right!" She calls out what she's able to see. "Just one more to take out!"
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"Miss M, give me your hand."
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He reaches out again to where he remembers Rinka might be. Really, he'd rather not get floored by another one of those damn electric pulses. They're not fun.
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That's when she finally breathes out.
"Not unconscious; that's a plus, right?"
Now they just have to see if the ice attack worked.
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The lights aren't helpful enough to turn back on, still, but once they go through the last gate up ahead they'll find the corridor turning into a narrower hallway with dim, back-up lamps going overhead. If the walls weren't still smooth metal, this part of the facility could almost look like office-space. Doors branch off to what appear to be meeting rooms and storage space. At the end of the hall, a lift much like the one the team had appeared outside of waits, its controls offering only further descent.
But at least nothing down this way is trying to kill them so far?]
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Once she feels M'gann's hand in her own, Rinka turns back and searches for Toushirou's, straining to listen for those little sounds that would indicate where he is. The rub of fabric, the squeak of boot against the floor... there. Her fingers grab onto the sleeve of his uniform right as she hears the second turret short out. She heaves a sigh of relief and thanks Master Roshi for all that weird blindfolded training he'd had her do.
"Okay. Got you both."
When this is over, she's going to suggest low-visibility training to Shindou. Even with a psychic link being able to find each other in the dark can be tricky. For now though, time to get through the next gate and onto whatever comes next.
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"Quick check of the storage before heading into the lift. Might find clues about what to expect before we go down."
It could turn out to be all mundane stuff, but better to at least do a quick sweep. Any security measures are likely to get nastier the further down they go.
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She still follows the orders of opening a few of the doors. Her feet stay stuck to the ground now and she stays coiled up; ready to jump backwards in case anything DOES decide to spring out from those rooms.
"Good reflexes on those electric generators, by the way." She sends that out while investigating and working her way towards the lift. "Looks like defensive density shifting- sorry, phasing. That works okay on some of these things. Might need to use it again, depending on what's waiting for us."
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"Thanks. It's not the most useful power for attacking, but it's handy when people start shooting flames at you."
There's a brief, mental chuckle.
"'Density shifting' sounds way cooler than 'phasing'. I might have to start calling it that."
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But there are additional security measures. When the team gets halfway down the corridor, several slots along the ceiling overhead slide open, each dropping a round, silver-white canister down to the floor. There are five total, and they land evenly spaced down the length of the hallway.
As soon as they hit the ground, they begin spouting gas, thick and a smoky white-grey. That stuff burns, and anyone caught breathing it will swiftly find themselves going light-headed as they fight to get air. Already, the gas is billowing up in clouds, threatening to fill the length of the corridor.]
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Just in time to see the canisters drop. She winces, drops down, and scrambles backwards when she catches even the first hint of that burning sensation.
”Not fire!” She doesn’t mean to transmit that thought, but it still blares through the link as she desperately reassures herself and tries to get her mental balance back. ”Hurts, but not fire.”
She still needs to do something about those canisters though, before they all suffocate. But thankfully, they’ve already got a few open doors lining the hallway, and those objects look like the right size for lifting and throwing.
M’gann doesn’t employ much finesse with trying to lift the canisters and throw them; just landing them in one of the rooms and then slamming the doors on them will be enough for her.
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Clamping a hand over her nose and mouth for good measure, Rinka goes for the canister closest to her. Unphasing her hand, she grabs the canister, then phases it down into the floor. When she pulls her hand free, she scuttles backwards, trying to find a patch of air that's not been contaminated by the gas. In a few seconds her lungs are going to burn, not from the chemicals, but from the effort of holding her breath.
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And because the whole move is reflex on his part, the release of power isn't quite wholly controlled; the temperature in the hallway dips noticeably, some of the gas shifting into frost.
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