Kane would turn to see who was the pilot.. only to be left surprise as he commented on Shinkai comment..
Kane would listen and be.. surprise as he didn’t knew how to really respond but then again.. his dad was 18 when he first piloted Great and Kouji was 16 when he piloted Z so he couldn’t judge Tyzell on age, as he then went to answer his question.
William Liam Tinmall
Kazuki was getting absorbed into the task of finding an oasis for shelter and water like he was some sort of living dousing rod, when suddenly his focus abruptly shifted on account of a new disturbance in the form of the descending meteorite. On sheer reflex, he whipped his head to the skies above to look at the incoming fireball.
As the "meteor" streaked across the sky, its fateful impact with the surface growing closer and closer with every moment, the quartet's questions regarding the unidentified object would soon be answered once they get a good view of its side: While the corona still made it fairly difficult to make out, it became clear that the shooting star was in fact a spaceship, an utterly cyclopean one, roughly multiple kilometers in length if one were to eyeball it and from its shape and seemed to sport what appeared to be a ram upon its bow, like that of a Trireme. Very strange...
"Well it seems I may have tempted fate. That crashing meteor is actually a Lunar Class Cruiser. More disturbingly I sense the presence of the Deamonic, distinctive and unmistakable. They must be destroyed before they affect this planet, even un inhabited as it may seem to be thusfar, it can merely become a staging ground if they are not stopped. If they were able to overcome the crew on-board, they would have possibly enough sacrifices along with the deamons they have here to have a shot at turning this planet into a Deamon world."
The sensor readings were strange. As expected in the first place, the signals were unfamiliar. Then its energy readings kept fluctuating and vanished entirely, as if it wanted to be kept hidden. Unusual for sure.
So it was a hostile after all, likely involving powers that can warp the mind. The struggles against Epsilon made him aware of such things, as well as the events of the Amalgamation, though he’s only heard and read stories of the latter.
Isn't that a question I have heard far too often. Warpspawn clung to the side of the ship, even the fires of reentry wasnt enough to dissuade all of them from trying to burrow in. That already said quite a bit about how hard to put down they were.
So mental assaults, as expected from before. The skirmishes against the Epsilon forces made it a not unexpected thing, but it was no less foul. There were too many stories of people having their minds and spirits broken by forces beyond the physical realm, leaving them twisted parodies of what they were. Daniel promised himself he wouldn’t become one of them. As someone who was the only survivor of that ill-fated assault on an Epsilon holding, one that he led, he should do at least that much.
@The Ancient Purple
"If they have been corrupted, their souls are no longer in control of their bodies. Infact, its highly likely their souls have already been consumed since it appears the Gellar Field has failed. If there are seemingly uncorrupted survivors, they must still be checked, as the taint can hide itself away for years until it makes itself known. That is its true threat."
