No one saw the barrel or realized that there was a traitor in the ranks, so the shot rang out once more. Of course, no one… but Mr. Siodette. He tackled Robyn to the floor, but not before he was clipped through his shoulder by the intended headshot. By this time, Charles had spotted the sniper, “Pogoho, I found him, whoa!” He threw one of his personally-designed flash bombs in the face of Blue to rupture its sensors, seizure-style strobes piercing Blue’s visor. He then proceeded to pretend that he could sprint to where Quiz Show was allegedly and just missed him. It was at that time that Robyn rolled Warren off of her and proceeded to call for help, “Someone, anyone!! Warren’s been shot!!” This attracted the attention of Red and Green. They shoved anyone out of their way to get to her. She stood in front of him, “(Child, you’ll get yourself killed!)” She could feel her anger overpowering her fear of death at this point, “Not satisfied with killing them?! Try and kill me!!” “Affirmative” spoke Green as its fist was directed for her center. With a slight budge, she was able to catch the massive fist with both hands, “Grr..!!” Red didn’t want to be left out, striking at her while she was most vulnerable. She throws down the hand and barely escapes the strike. Her dress didn’t hinder her movement, but she did throw her heels at them to keep them from hurting anyone else. Pogoho, on the other hand, had Yellow and a disoriented Blue to fight, “Get out of my way!” Yellow struck at him first; his fist crushing into the floor while Blue swings wildly. It’s fortunate that Blue wasn’t completely accurate since Pogoho could feel the wind off of his flailing as he back-flipped out of the way. Once in a stance, he reaches into his center left pouch to grab two small discs. They charge at him, but he expects such an attempt, throwing the discs at their feet. They magnetically attach to them, creating a tesla-beam bond between them by their ankles, no longer than a foot.
Posted on: Sun, 21 Jul 2013 10:56:31 +0000
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