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Ryan gasped, desperately sucking in air as Green Lantern's attack freed him from Brutaal's iron grip. As he hit the ground, he began to scramble away from the edgy, hot-topic Superman to get the out of the way of the rest of the league's assault, doing his best to keep as much of the room as possible between himself and the invulnerable flying alien who could fry him by glaring. The lantern's response to his question registered a bit late, what with the being choked and all, "Steppenwolf?" He called back, "Like the metal band?" Ryan asked, his eyes coming to rest on the figure in purple robes as they glanced about the room. GL might not have known who he was, but Ryan knew exactly the game he was playing here. It was a pretty similar setup to most of his battles with Felix Faust. There'd be one giant enemy, some sort of super-powered bruiser or summoned ally, with his boss staying in the back, very rarely tossing out ranged attacks from a position of safety. Not even alien gods of suffering could be free of cliches, it seemed.
He fished through his pockets for more components. He might be able to use a teleportation spell on Brutaal and send him somewhere far away. He doubted he could send him far enough that it would buy them much time, with his speed, but it could prove valuable. His little toy that he'd set up before finally came online, patching him in to the U.N. building's systems and forcing them to answer to his mental commands. This place had way more to it than he imagined, security and broadcast systems were something he'd expected, but the exact depth of those systems shocked him. There was also some sort of bunker underneath, filled with servers and computers loaded with data that he..he'd have to check it out later, to his regret. Right now, he had to focus. In response to his mental commands, several of the doors into the conference room that the fight was going on in slammed shut, whereas others, further from the action, stayed open. Tiny lights across the floor, meant to mark the aisles, began to flash in patterns that illuminated the safest path to take, keeping the dignitaries of dozens of countries as far from Brutaal as possible. Emergency protocols were being activated across the building in accordance with his thoughts. Defensive systems came online as the metahuman attack protocols were activated, and Relic picked out Vandal Savage and Bizarro to represent Desaad and Brutaal. It seemed as fitting as anything else.
Keeping low to the ground, he tossed another lightning bolt at Brutaal, aiming to strike his eyes and force him to lay off of the newest Supergirl. He could only toss out about five more of these with the components he had today, but he'd have plenty of other spells to try out. Plus, he hadn't even drawn any of his weapons yet; he had plenty to contribute. The lightning bolt flew straight, as bolts of lightning are prone to do, striking him right between the eyes with pinpoint accuracy. Even as the lightning left his hand, he reached for the small pouch on his belt, planning on knocking back one of his Miraclo pills in the hopes that it would give him enough strength to survive this Hot Topic Superman. He knew he wouldn't be strong enough to contend him, but with the help of his magic, his science, and a little luck, he just might live long enough to see tomorrow. The pill slipped past his lips as he instinctively tried not to let it touch his tongue, lest he experience the terrible, artificial cherry flavor. It was better than the default taste, but not exactly pleasant by any stretch of the imagination. Brutal's head jerked back as the lightning bolt struck him again, his heat vision carving pencil-thick parallel lines in the floor, wall, and ceiling as it flowed from his eyes.
He can feel the newfound power surging through him, his muscles altering in response to the chemicals newly introduced into his body. He didn't undergo any noticeable physical changes, though the newfound tightness in his muscles made it look like he was flexing really hard, everywhere, at once. His bones hardened, and his skin cells locked themselves together, forming an layer of organic chainmail that could stop a bullet. It wouldn't be enough to save him from anything more than a glancing blow from Brutaal, he knew, but it might provide the edge he needed to get through this battle alive. He popped something else in his mouth too, something that he couldn't avoid touching his tongue. It was the components for a powerful spell that he'd use to cover his ass when things inevitably went wrong with his new plan, and it tasted like complete shit.
He wanted to go after the man in the cloak, but the downed veteran in the center of the room was equally, if not more pressing. If he could get to the stranger who'd clearly stolen his costume from Party City, he might be able to end this now. Of course, with Cyborg barely holding on as he was, he was a liability. He was also their only way out of here, if things went wrong. Plus, he was quite confident that the Watchtower had, at least at one point, possessed orbital weaponry. A little artillery support certainly wouldn't be a bad thing against this bizarro superman. Wait, bizzarro was someone else, wasn't he? Still, as much as he wanted to focus down the man in rags, or take the invaluable information stored within the archives down below, he knew what he had to do. What any real hero would have done.
He was getting Cyborg out of harms way. With his newfound speed, he made a mad dash to where his chrome ally lay, hoisting his body over one shoulder. He thanked himself for the foresight to take one of his super-power granting Miraclo pills, as the cybernetically enhanced linebacker was far to heavy for him to carry normally. He was considerably slower as he was weighed down by the giant mechanical man. Brutaal, of course, saw this vulnerability and rushed forward with such speed that the windows cracked. Faster than a speeding bullet, he flew straight into Relic's trap, as preemptively blew a blazing cone of green flame from his lips along his predicted flight-path, catching him right in the middle of his rush. The green flame stuck to it's victim like napalm as he flew away to escape it, burning away at his costume and flesh. Normally, this was the part where Ryan would make a quip, but he didn't have time to engage in his bad habits right now. He just ran, as fast as he could to carry the downed hero outside of the danger zone.
Had he seen the tiny heroine enter Brutaal's ear, he would have used a different tactic.
He wasn't sure just how injured he was, but he was doubtful that his medicine kit would be able to heal him, given the fact that Cyborg was just as much machine as he was man. "Just stay back for now, maybe get the big space-gun in the watchtower ready, if you can Boom Tube yourself out of here," he said, turning back in towards the fray, readying himself to jump back in after the man in the bathrobe.
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Brutaal swatted at the flames covering his body. His supreme durability was protecting him, for now, but the sharp mystical sting made it clear that it wouldn't protect him forever. Each time he tried swatting at the flames, they merely spread to his hands, so the reanimated kryptonian tried a different tactic. With a brief delay, he attempted to rocket upwards. Unless someone managed to grab him, he'd be shooting upwards into the sky, using the windspeeds from his flight to pull the flames off of him.
He fished through his pockets for more components. He might be able to use a teleportation spell on Brutaal and send him somewhere far away. He doubted he could send him far enough that it would buy them much time, with his speed, but it could prove valuable. His little toy that he'd set up before finally came online, patching him in to the U.N. building's systems and forcing them to answer to his mental commands. This place had way more to it than he imagined, security and broadcast systems were something he'd expected, but the exact depth of those systems shocked him. There was also some sort of bunker underneath, filled with servers and computers loaded with data that he..he'd have to check it out later, to his regret. Right now, he had to focus. In response to his mental commands, several of the doors into the conference room that the fight was going on in slammed shut, whereas others, further from the action, stayed open. Tiny lights across the floor, meant to mark the aisles, began to flash in patterns that illuminated the safest path to take, keeping the dignitaries of dozens of countries as far from Brutaal as possible. Emergency protocols were being activated across the building in accordance with his thoughts. Defensive systems came online as the metahuman attack protocols were activated, and Relic picked out Vandal Savage and Bizarro to represent Desaad and Brutaal. It seemed as fitting as anything else.
Keeping low to the ground, he tossed another lightning bolt at Brutaal, aiming to strike his eyes and force him to lay off of the newest Supergirl. He could only toss out about five more of these with the components he had today, but he'd have plenty of other spells to try out. Plus, he hadn't even drawn any of his weapons yet; he had plenty to contribute. The lightning bolt flew straight, as bolts of lightning are prone to do, striking him right between the eyes with pinpoint accuracy. Even as the lightning left his hand, he reached for the small pouch on his belt, planning on knocking back one of his Miraclo pills in the hopes that it would give him enough strength to survive this Hot Topic Superman. He knew he wouldn't be strong enough to contend him, but with the help of his magic, his science, and a little luck, he just might live long enough to see tomorrow. The pill slipped past his lips as he instinctively tried not to let it touch his tongue, lest he experience the terrible, artificial cherry flavor. It was better than the default taste, but not exactly pleasant by any stretch of the imagination. Brutal's head jerked back as the lightning bolt struck him again, his heat vision carving pencil-thick parallel lines in the floor, wall, and ceiling as it flowed from his eyes.
He can feel the newfound power surging through him, his muscles altering in response to the chemicals newly introduced into his body. He didn't undergo any noticeable physical changes, though the newfound tightness in his muscles made it look like he was flexing really hard, everywhere, at once. His bones hardened, and his skin cells locked themselves together, forming an layer of organic chainmail that could stop a bullet. It wouldn't be enough to save him from anything more than a glancing blow from Brutaal, he knew, but it might provide the edge he needed to get through this battle alive. He popped something else in his mouth too, something that he couldn't avoid touching his tongue. It was the components for a powerful spell that he'd use to cover his ass when things inevitably went wrong with his new plan, and it tasted like complete shit.
He wanted to go after the man in the cloak, but the downed veteran in the center of the room was equally, if not more pressing. If he could get to the stranger who'd clearly stolen his costume from Party City, he might be able to end this now. Of course, with Cyborg barely holding on as he was, he was a liability. He was also their only way out of here, if things went wrong. Plus, he was quite confident that the Watchtower had, at least at one point, possessed orbital weaponry. A little artillery support certainly wouldn't be a bad thing against this bizarro superman. Wait, bizzarro was someone else, wasn't he? Still, as much as he wanted to focus down the man in rags, or take the invaluable information stored within the archives down below, he knew what he had to do. What any real hero would have done.
He was getting Cyborg out of harms way. With his newfound speed, he made a mad dash to where his chrome ally lay, hoisting his body over one shoulder. He thanked himself for the foresight to take one of his super-power granting Miraclo pills, as the cybernetically enhanced linebacker was far to heavy for him to carry normally. He was considerably slower as he was weighed down by the giant mechanical man. Brutaal, of course, saw this vulnerability and rushed forward with such speed that the windows cracked. Faster than a speeding bullet, he flew straight into Relic's trap, as preemptively blew a blazing cone of green flame from his lips along his predicted flight-path, catching him right in the middle of his rush. The green flame stuck to it's victim like napalm as he flew away to escape it, burning away at his costume and flesh. Normally, this was the part where Ryan would make a quip, but he didn't have time to engage in his bad habits right now. He just ran, as fast as he could to carry the downed hero outside of the danger zone.
Had he seen the tiny heroine enter Brutaal's ear, he would have used a different tactic.
He wasn't sure just how injured he was, but he was doubtful that his medicine kit would be able to heal him, given the fact that Cyborg was just as much machine as he was man. "Just stay back for now, maybe get the big space-gun in the watchtower ready, if you can Boom Tube yourself out of here," he said, turning back in towards the fray, readying himself to jump back in after the man in the bathrobe.
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Brutaal swatted at the flames covering his body. His supreme durability was protecting him, for now, but the sharp mystical sting made it clear that it wouldn't protect him forever. Each time he tried swatting at the flames, they merely spread to his hands, so the reanimated kryptonian tried a different tactic. With a brief delay, he attempted to rocket upwards. Unless someone managed to grab him, he'd be shooting upwards into the sky, using the windspeeds from his flight to pull the flames off of him.