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@TemplarKnight07 Ferreus' armour is also painted black, so unless you're just using it as a descriptor for ease of use then Heph wouldn't know. He's not wearing his full colours like Kraeger.


Ah, K. I could just say Heph glanced through the surface memories of his fellows when he met them, but there's not too much point.
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It was actually Ferreus who made that remark.

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Heph may see it that way, but what he actually meant was 'fair' as in face-to-face, not fair as in equal weapons etc.

Just saying, don't want to be blaming the Iron Warrior for something he never said!


Fuck, I thought it was Ferrus too at first, but then I read through it and saw Kraeger.
Hephaistos sighed inside his helmet at Ferrus's ridiculous remark. This was totally a fair and honourable fight they were having when they were fighting opponents who had barely any ordinance to even severely damage their armour or adequate armour to defend themselves against his brothers' own exploding shells. Though the Astartes in black wasn't entirely wrong, Hephaistos relished being in situations that were stacked in his favour, as he was sure most fellow Astartes do anyway, he was likely just a lot more pragmatic about creating such situations than most.

Though who wouldn't when they had the power to change and shift reality and accomplish feats that mortals could only gaze in awe-struck wonder at?

Hephaistos' gaze shifted to his staff. His powers though useful, still seemed a bit superfluous at this point, and he had two factors that still made him nervous to use them: the fact that his father was no longer there to protect him from the potential backlash from using them too much, and the uncertainty of how his fellows would react even though none of them were part of their former legions and not likely in a position to enforce the Council of Nikaea's accords.

His thoughts were interrupted by the grenade launcher which had Prodigal Son busy for a moment, though once the fellow Astartes had the weapon in his own hands and its user turned into red paste, Hephaistos stepped out of the transport, following his more zealous brethren with his eyes peeled for enemies.

An idea struck him mid-stride. He should check for any other psykers in the vicinity. Whether they were capable sorcerers or just low-level communicators, any could pose potential problems to the squad whom were otherwise incapable of sensing such things.

He stopped and drew a circle around him with the end of his staff in the dirt near the transport. He carved a handful of basic runes around it at certain points in a practiced motion as he explained himself.

"Give me a moment, I'm going to see if we're truly only up against foes with guns and machines, or if this Governor took any extra precautions of the kind I'm more familiar with."

He would then kneel within the small circle, he staff planted straight in front of him, his head bowed, and his bolt pistol lying flat as his put his right arm on the ground for balance as he concentrated, gathering his energy about him so that he might peer through the very fabric of reality and glimpse at whatever may be hiding within their general vicinity.
Roger. I was just sitting by thinking: "Are we waiting on someone else, or what?" No biggie though.
Hephaistos burst out of his own crate, bottles of Amasec clinking and rolling heavily off as he stepped out, his steps careful to not even break them. He was pleased with the idea of sneaking into the Governer's palace like this, though not the idea of blowing their cover like this before they were even off the transport. He would have preferred them all actually being moved directly into the palace before they burst out and met the palace forces with even more shock and even less resistance between them and their target.

Then again, unless these pathetic forces had other Astartes with them (which all their information never indicated), there's little they could do to harm Hephaistos or his new brothers, save maybe heavy artillery.

The Thousand Son Sorcerer had his bolt pistol at the ready in his right hand, his ornately carved staff in his left hand, and his energy sword at his right side, hilted. His red with goldish brass trimmed armour and its old arcane litanies and wards scrawled upon vellum and wax seals adorning it gleamed as he walked into the light. He walked by Kraeger and Prodigal Son as they had opened up with their bolters and were doing a fine job carving up these men, surveying the carnage as he took cover by the edge of the ship ramp, his side exposed to shots, though those that could find their mark glanced off his armour. He made his minor annoyance known to his brothers as he surveyed the troops and their terrified reactions to all of the Astartes bursting from their various hiding places.

"I had hoped we'd have made it further inside before blowing our cover. Who knows what wonders I could have done by manipulating the minds of some of these weaklings? We may have taken the whole damn fortress in under half an hour and not even fired a shot ourselves."
I like the character, @TemplarKnight07. I'm not going to come up with a full review of the character just yet. I just wanted to quickly comment on the mask. Thermal imaging is a bit too advanced in Yggdrasil. Magnification and added face protection works though. ^.^


Got it, was kinda thinking that may have been a bit much, but figured I'd see if it were feasible. Either way, fixed that bit.
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I did, @banjoanjo @Metalhead still haven't posted since.


Our numbers may end up being cut by a third before the situation fully kicks off here, could make for a good reason to begin the PvP setup though. Who knows? Maybe they'll jump in. I hope so, its always better with more people.
Zeke finally climbed up onto the roof, setting himself up against a set of ventilation units, he looked around down the scope of his assault rifle to check out the area. He quickly glanced around until he found Donny's SUV parked around the block from the Trump Hotel. He couldn't tell from the tinted windows whether or not Donny had gotten out of the car yet, but considering that there wasn't pandemonium yet, he wagered no.

"Got ya. I'm at your nine and ready to go. Got full view of the hotel from here."

Zeke looked around the building casually with his rifle, he could spy some people, bystanders moving casually along inside it and outside. They'd cause havoc for any Irishmen in there once shit hit the fan. Though Zeke also felt some apprehension: where the fuck was Lucky? She seemed to be taking an abnormally long amount of time to get in position.
Probably a dumb question, but am I to assume the cycles will pickup after this first week? I mean, I'm constantly keeping tabs on this, but I'm assuming this week was for last-minute entries and intros mostly?
I'm keeping an eye on things more often on the weekend, for sure.
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