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Sei nodded, her mouth turning up into a smile. "When it comes to it Oskar you are the one Sei is worried about. Humans trip over everything." She laughs, giving his shoulder a slight nudge as she walks by the fellow hunter. She followed after Oskar into the jungle, keeping a weather eye out for anything strange in the green around them. It was all so still, as if something had scared the wildlife away.
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Initiative: 1d20+13 16
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Attempting to see how many there are or what they are up against. Notice: 1d20+13 23
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Seika wasted no time in drawing her bow. She kept low, crouched, allowing her natural coloration and dark clothing to help hide her among the foliage. She pulled the hood of her top up over her head, hoping to minimize any sheen from her scales. She moved quickly, quietly, shifting between points of cover and trying to get a better read on what they were facing.
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It was a beautiful sight. Rrminded her of the tales she heard of the jungle of her species home world. She wished their was time to enjoy the view, but something about it was troubling. Everything was too... still. Sei deftly scaled back down the tree, letting herself fall the last 10 feet or so. She crouched, a strange look in her face that Oskar might read as worried. She wiped her hands on her legs as she spoke. Her voice wasn't hushed but she was making an effort not to speak loudly. "Looks like caves up ahead. Hard to see back through branches though. Don't see anything moving through them though. Very still. No creatures flying above either. Like all ones are gone or hiding. Creature may be close. Caves maybe?" She sighed. "Oh... and Lor ones still fly above."
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Supercape did you want to put a post in or should I have Seika report back to the ground?
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Seika was a stalker, a hunter. Moving quietly, keeping her senses alert for danger, these are just the things she does. It's part of why they have her in this crew. She may not have been the most knowledgeable of people but she was good at what she does. As they traveled, dei decided that maybe Bliss should stick with what she was good at as well. Quiet she was not. It made their efforts at stealth mostly pointless. Only mostly. Suddenly alert to the sound, Sei crouched down behind a tree as a low hiss, meant to be a shush, rattled in her throat. She held her hand up for the others to know to stop. She turned toward them, her free hand pointing forward. He voice was low and hushed. "Sounds like others maybe.... Like ones pushing through the green."
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Yes! Yes sorry. Been having some medic stuff going on. Been distracted. Sorry. But yes! Go Seika!
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Honestly Seika had fun climbing that cliff. Her long limbs and strong hands serving her well. She was born for this type of thing. Like all the females of her kind she was a natural climber. It was easy enough even for her to hold with one hand and look back at the others to make sure all of them were getting safely to the top. She was all smiles and pointed teeth when the others came over the top behind her. "Seika not think this planet so bad." She laughed, dusting her hands off as she turned toward the jungle ahead of them. It would seem her expertise might serve them well here. "Do any ones know where other ships crashed? Sei did not see where they fell."
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Climb: 1d20+17 25 Climbing up! Notice: 1d20+13 33 What do I see?
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Seika felt some of the tension ease as the jungle closed back around them. They were less exposed now. Especially Seika with her dark coloring and the patterns of her hide. Oskar had the advantage for stealth with his smaller size, but she was the one that could blend in a bit. But Oskar was right. Something was.... off. It was too quiet. Almost.... well if it weren't for the trees the place might feel, well, empty. Seika nodded. "Sei can climb yes." She grinned a toothy smile as she stowed her bow at her back. A button on the side allowed it to fold down to nearly a third its normal size and clip to a harness on her lower back. She padded up to a tree, eyeing one that might have the holds she needs and the height to see, with her vision, for miles and miles. She was made for this really. The females of her kind were apt climbers and this really should be no problem for the Kahi'iru.
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Seika crouched near the tracks, reaching down to feel just how deep they are. "Bigger than Sei..... " her brow furrows and Seika's voice trails off. She stands quickly, on the alert and whirling her head around. She didn't think they were being followed, but she knew they needed to be careful. Keep on the lookout. "Oskar. Keep trigger ready. Bad feeling this one." She drew her bow to the ready and started straight where the tracks were once headed.
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Seika kept her bow at the ready, eyes narrowing to watch for any sign of attack from the strain alien. Its mention of an invasion made her shoulders rise as if to make herself already sizeable self look bigger, an instinctive reaction to the idea of an attack. She didn't allow herself even a deep breath until that rifle came down and put the alien to sleep. Even then it wasn't much of a comfort. "Great. There will Mr more then yes? This one thinks these ones should leave planet quickly." She turned her back on bliss, eyes scanning and keeping a lookout for any danger with her bow still at the ready but not drawn. She could see quiet a distance and should be able to see most threats long before they are spotted. "Bliss, is there anything these ones can use to fix Voidrunner?"
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Intimidate: 1d20+10 17
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Seika's eyes narrowed, carefully surveying the scene in from of her. Her pupils dilated and contracted, a second inner eyelid slid over her eyes to help filter light and enhance the infrared spectrum. She didn't see any signs of this creature being wounded or hurt, but she could clearly discern its shape. It's hind quarriers were quadrupedal and scaled and attached to it was a furred humanoid torso with the head of a wolf. It appeared to be wearing some sort of flight suit and- "And it is armed." She makes sure to point out the location of the creature by raising her bow and only partially drawing it back. Just enough to put tension on the frame and declare a warning to the creature that she is prepared to fire. "Weapon on ground." She commands. "Weapon on ground or this one will shoot."
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Sorry. Sorry. I suck. I feel terribly. Just hard to keep focused when you only have one thread. Notice: 1d20+13 18
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Seika has enhanced vision and infravision with tracking. Can she see if there is any blood or signs if this person being wounded?
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Seika nodded. "Seika can do." She stuck around the cockpit ling enough to see the trouble Ruby was having with the ship. It really didn't look good. Though she had to admit she liked the idea of three of them being out there instead of two. Not that she was afraid, but extra eyes never hurt. Besides, she was useless with tech. The archer made her way through the wounded vessel to grab her gear. The bow was a bit big to be used on ship but once outside it shouldn't prove a a hindrance. Her arrows and equipment were grabbed as well and the small pouch carrying the rock dubbed 'the baby' was on her hip as usual as she waited by the hatch for the others.
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Seika looked smugly at their captive, her wide toothy smile filled with sharp edges. "That one heard Ruby. Does it like the cold?" She kept an eye on the captive for a few more minutes before trying to make her way through the ship. Even Seika could tell the place was barely holding together. Panels where dislodged a d scattered around. In one hall a chuck of air duct had fallen from the ceiling and she had to carefully step around it. Finally she found Ruby. "What is plan? Are these going out?" She had little idea of the condition of the ship. Only could go by what she could see and had to admit it wasn't good.
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Because of her size, it took pretty much everything Seika had not to smack her head every time Ruby cause the ship to duck and veer. Sure, she knew that flashing lights and warnings were everywhere, but her inability to read meant she had NO idea what exactly they were warning about, or where. The only word she could pick out was 'fire' but the remaining blur of words drowned it out. Seika may not have been the most socially fluent of people but the sarcasm their captive handed out was not lost on her. "Seika does not think a cell in that one's plans either." He own accent caused its own lilts and lisps with the language, but her own sarcasm was evident beyond a very sharp toothed smile. "The ship still fly. Do not know if the same can be said about the followers. Seika hope they were not friends of that one." She gives the captive a sharp little nod. She manages a few steps over to the panel on the wall, hitting a button to turn on the intercom. "Ruby.... Seika hope we are done with bouncing around. Keep hitting this one's head."
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Once inside, Flynn decided that he was done dragging around his trunk. It was heavy and awkward and he most definitely did not have super strength.... Well, the suit did make him a bit stronger. A pleasant but not entirely intentional result of the suits physical enhancements. He was aiming for speed, but when he got a bit of enhanced strength in the mix he most definitely didn't fix it. It didn't help him then though. So the teenager made his way through the crowd, trying not to run over too many toes on his way to check the board. He found his name and room number, not even pausing long enough to see if he had a room mate or not. He didn't care at this point, he was just done with the trunk. His talent, his power in a way, was his suit. It's what got him here, was what made him special. As much as he didn't want to drag that trunk around, he also didn't want to just leave it sitting all alone in his room. He had no idea how long the tour would take or what would happen.... But at the same time he was afraid they might think he was crazy for putting it on just so that he wasn't the 'defenseless normal person'. He hated himself even for the thought as he lugged his trunk into his new room. It was empty. A pair of unclaimed beds waiting for their new owners to set up shop. So he did. Flynn shucked off his backpack and flopped onto the bed farthest from the door. He had a couple of minutes so he would spend it doing this.
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Flynn is game
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BTW, I don't know who Flynn's roommate is for New Shipments
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Flynn blinked, a little surprised at how friendly the girl's welcome was. He was used to being told to push off more often than not. It was refreshing, though it made him feel the need to raise his own walls higher. "Flynn." He wasn't sure how he would be received by a group of people where a levitating case was normal. He didn't really have powers, at least nothing he could control. At least not without the suit. Still, the Hogwarts reference wasn't wasted in him and in fact helped ease some of his tension. He took a breath and decided that a fresh start was the best start. He wanted to make this good. "Maybe.... but unfortunately no magic powers to help me dispose of the evidence though. " He manages an unsure half smile. "No.... it's got what got me here I guess. A powered suit... that I made.... padded by some clothes. It's not fancy but its what I had to keep it safe on my way through the Fens." And there it was, a little more honesty than he probably needed. Flynn cleared his throat, unsure if that would change how any of them thought of him. And then the guy had appeared.... and Flynn got the feeling he was probably way out of his league. Would he be able to keep up with people who could do that?
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Skaere snorted out a laugh and in her hybrid form it sounded a lot like a muted bark. "Yeah. I'd say I'm the muscle oddly enough." She smiles wide, watching Phantasmo and his calculating gaze. "I am all for busting in there and stirring them up. Not much of an interrogator but I can always try and intimidate 'em a bit." She looked to the other two, hoping the plan has their approval as well. "Maybe give Wildcat time to sneak in and flank them. It’s harder for them to shoot at us if they are trying to fire in both directions at once. Plus if they try and run the only way they can go is toward me."