Izzy couldn't do anything. She was useless.

At first, she had been shooting at The Immortal, to at least get his attention or [i]something[/i], but he gave absolutely no reaction. And why would he? Everyone else was throwing far more at him, and even that wasn't doing much. Drake, in his Chimera form, and Alex were incredibly offensively gifted, but... nothing was doing anything.

The girl really began to panic when she saw Specter leap onto The Immortal, only to be attacked by Revel. 

Another mad dash by Specter, the end result of which was a grenade [i]implanted[/i] into The Immortal's body. A faint hope fluttered in Izzy -- it was a smart idea, it'd make sense if his insides weren't as impenetrable as his skin. With the appearance of Ray, she thought that they all might have a chance.

But the grenade did nothing. And neither did all the bars that Ray teleported directly into The Immortal, despite being enhanced by Alex.

Finally, to crush any remaining hope the girl had, The Immortal decided to counter-attack, taking the life of Samantha before Izzy could even blink. The snap of the woman's neck echoed in Izzy's mind as the lifeless body hit the floor. She stared, wide-eyed, horrified and in disbelief.

[i]Fra... gile...[/i]

If he could kill one of them so easily, what chance did they have?

Izzy kept her eyes locked on Samantha as Specter and David attempted to immobilize The Immortal. The shock slowly passed, being replaced by an unsettling numbness. Breaking her gaze, she clumsily forced her feet to move, towards David and The Immortal. She was no longer really thinking, as she was trying to disconnect herself from the situation -- she knew she couldn't and wasn't allowed to leave, no matter how desperately she wished. Instead, her body was just doing what she knew it was supposed to.

The stunned girl shuffled next to David wordlessly, keeping her dull eyes on The Immortal's trapped frame, ready to do whatever she could to protect the Elementalist if their enemy broke free -- a feat that would not surprise her in the slightest.