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Jael turned and hauled Cy and Chrome, hauling one over each shoulder. After all the Heavy had no idea how far along their reboots they were, or just failed to pay attention in the heat of the moment.
Taeka read the text aloud.
"'Look. Never approach the dark. Don't trust what you hear.' I think that's they way we navigate our way through..."
Zebedee raises a brow, replicating something he did when first joined the party. He created a pillar of fire, and sent it in front of the group. If it...
Jael camps outside of the ship slowly, aiming the Tempus Railgun toward where the sound of the individual with the EMP cannon was. Hearing the whirr of the weapon, Jael shot toward the cannon with the railgun to destroy it. After all, leaving the person alive would be beneficial for...
Taeka sprung up and cracked her knuckles. She looked down at her legs, then back up around her. It was starting to feel... not as injured.
Meanwhile, Zebedee used fire in his hands, looking through the markings intently and looking through them. Taeka followed behind and looked at what was...
Jael sat down, and near one of the sides of the ship to try and hear if they were being followed at all. After all, there was nothing wrong with erring on the side of caution.