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Hurricane was fascinated by Merp. He didn’t know how the creature survived in the nowhere, where there was little food. He inspected his surroundings. There seemed to be one ship and three (four?) people.

Hurricane carefully petted the ferret. “Hi Merp.”

Defiant was absolutely amazing! There were so many awesome moments, like gran-gran’s speech at the end and when they gave the taynix citizenship and when Brade was about to kill the taynix and the Delvers said “SHE IS HURTING THE LITTLE DELVERS?”. Overall I’d rate it 9.5/10.

Hurricane lands wherever everyone else is (Extreme desert?) and walks over to the people there, slightly confused by the ferret. “Does anyone here want an alliance?”

Hurricane started to fly towards the forest fragment. If he wanted to survive he needed allies.

Hurricane slowly rose to the air, inspecting the other fragments.

Hurricane arrives to the ships and gets into one of them. It was a poco like he was accustomed to. He cautiously rises to the air.

Jason cautiously started to walk towards one of the ships.

Jason glanced at the people who were on the same fragment as he. “Okay let’s settle this. Are we going to fight to the death over those ships or team up?” @Ravenclawjedi42@Justice_Magician

Jason saw Silver run towards the button. Better to see what happens, Jason thought, not intending to run straight into the bloodbath. It could be an explosion or some kind of device to attract delvers… He looked towards the former members of obsidian flight for reassurance.

Most people will probably be reading defiant today and wouldn’t have time anyway. And also I think it is Dragonsteel today and many will be there.

Jason dodges it. Barely. He uses his light-lance on a falling meteor to manoeuvre away from the enemy ship.

Jason cursed and fired back at Lollies. His shields were low. Trying to make the best of a bad situation, he fired his IMP, taking both his and his enemy’s shields down.

Jason narrowly avoided most of the destructor blasts and turned his attention towards another ship that had fired at him. He grappled a meteor with his light-lance, rotating around it to find the phantom ship that had shot him.

Cedric walked into the security room and found Tal and Melody, who both looked very sad and distant. “What happened here?”

Jason flew between falling meteors. The others were busy insulting each other, which was fine by him. It only distracted themselves from his attacks. He chose a phantom and attacked it, blue destructor beams flashing.

Cedric inhaled deeply from the perpendicularity and burst alight with power. It was more than he’d held in years. In the next room there was a large metal container that filled the whole room. He used the power to soulcast the air inside of it into pure water. Cedric sat down exhausted from the effort. “Soulcast water probably won’t taste as well as normal, but it’s better than poisonous water. I don’t know how much the clinic uses, but I think this will be enough for a few days.”

“Large enough to supply the patients of the clinic, as well as the basic functions that use water for a few days until a more stable water source is found.” Cedric followed Tal.

“Could you lead me to one of them? I’ll also need a large container to hold the water.”

“I would need a lot of investiture, more than I have with me. Does the clinic have a large source of investiture? A perpendicularity perhaps?”

“I could soulcast some pure water that the clinic could use, but that would only last a few days…”