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Lavaetain drifted along in the water, swimming as best she could manage to get through the debris. Had it been a clear run she, doubtless, could have handled the swim with ease. She knew not to be so foolish. She couldn't remember if the xeno's acid blood could be affected by water but that was not her main concern right now. Right now it was the fact that their bodies, the bodies of guards, prisoners, tables, chairs, and basically anything else including broken bits of wall, rebar, and wiring would be cluttering up the passage as she swam. She wished sorely she was a water mage right now since any water mage worth their salt could easily make a bubble to walk along the ground or at least not risk drowning. But that wasn't an option. Fire was her element, had been her element since the day she was born, and would remain her element until the day she died. She was just determined to make sure that such a day was not this day.
Carefully she swam along, pushing herself off of the ground and walls to gain extra momentum as the air in her lungs started to deplete. She remembered hearing that, in some places in the world, there were kids who could hold their breath for something like ten minutes at a time. She couldn't help but feel envious of them right now as her record was about two and a half to three and that hurt. She could feel the fire marking the point in which her air was getting dangerously low in her lungs start to burn then the end to that limit. She could see the silvery sheen of the water surface above. Her air was gone. She gave another push, her last push, debating if she should bypass her first limit and cause an explosion of flame behind her to try and propel her self upwards. She decided against it. If she came up near a xeno she'd need that mana. With a burst she broke through the water and took deep, sputtering breaths. She was in the remains of what looked like a cafeteria. One that was in the process of being submerged, with several of the people from before having also made it there.
"Hello!" she called out to the tree person, dusk, and the truck girl from before, hoping that they heard her as she coughed up water. Then she looked down to see something she did NOT expect in the slightest.
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Alistia was slowly walking along the submerged hallways, practically at a leisurely pace. The water wasn't just not disturbing to her, though she'd rather not be submerged if possible, but it meant none of the monsters she had pacified before. Ahead she could see Lavaetain sputtering along as well as several others. Had Lavaetain gone down she would, unquestionably, have hurried to aid the woman but she had made it to the surface in time. Instead she calmly walked through the submerged cafeteria and, in fact, waved to the people above the waterline almost casually. Then she kicked off the ground and slowly swum upwards before breaking the surface with absolute ease and grace.
"Is everyone alright? I've pacified as many of the beasts as I could. I'd expect they'd be drowned by now, but they look like they could be rather dangerous if they got an ambush on someone."
"They rape you." replied Lavaetain before coughing up a bit of water. "They lay eggs and force their young inside of you until they burst out of your chest."
"Ummm... Okay. Wow. Are the rest of you... okay then? No one else is about to suddenly join the land of the dead?"
Carefully she swam along, pushing herself off of the ground and walls to gain extra momentum as the air in her lungs started to deplete. She remembered hearing that, in some places in the world, there were kids who could hold their breath for something like ten minutes at a time. She couldn't help but feel envious of them right now as her record was about two and a half to three and that hurt. She could feel the fire marking the point in which her air was getting dangerously low in her lungs start to burn then the end to that limit. She could see the silvery sheen of the water surface above. Her air was gone. She gave another push, her last push, debating if she should bypass her first limit and cause an explosion of flame behind her to try and propel her self upwards. She decided against it. If she came up near a xeno she'd need that mana. With a burst she broke through the water and took deep, sputtering breaths. She was in the remains of what looked like a cafeteria. One that was in the process of being submerged, with several of the people from before having also made it there.
"Hello!" she called out to the tree person, dusk, and the truck girl from before, hoping that they heard her as she coughed up water. Then she looked down to see something she did NOT expect in the slightest.
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Alistia was slowly walking along the submerged hallways, practically at a leisurely pace. The water wasn't just not disturbing to her, though she'd rather not be submerged if possible, but it meant none of the monsters she had pacified before. Ahead she could see Lavaetain sputtering along as well as several others. Had Lavaetain gone down she would, unquestionably, have hurried to aid the woman but she had made it to the surface in time. Instead she calmly walked through the submerged cafeteria and, in fact, waved to the people above the waterline almost casually. Then she kicked off the ground and slowly swum upwards before breaking the surface with absolute ease and grace.
"Is everyone alright? I've pacified as many of the beasts as I could. I'd expect they'd be drowned by now, but they look like they could be rather dangerous if they got an ambush on someone."
"They rape you." replied Lavaetain before coughing up a bit of water. "They lay eggs and force their young inside of you until they burst out of your chest."
"Ummm... Okay. Wow. Are the rest of you... okay then? No one else is about to suddenly join the land of the dead?"