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Private/Closed Bootleg Bros. Ultimate - The Sumeragi Campaign

ArmedBlue

Previously Manu456Alola
Crash Site
With her hiding spot nearly compromised, Akira sprung into action, dashing out of cover and directly toward the group of Sumeragi units gathered around the spaceship. The patrol group nearby the officer spotted her as she moved, but were too slow to warn their allies as Akira tossed a smoke bomb at their feet.

"What the–"

A cloud of smoke went up, the RAVEN captain and her Type-R Legion moving in perfect synchrony to exploit the surprise attack on the group. The Astral Chain made a wide loop around the enemies, knocking out three Grenadiers at the center and stunning four robots – two of them drones like the one headed after Miracle, the other two being Sentry Units wielding blaster cannons, which were quickly smashed and slashed apart by the duo. This did leave two gatling sentries toward the outer portion of the smoke cloud, each one opening fire toward Akira and her Legion with decent precision, seemingly possessing some form of enhanced vision akin to the woman's.

Besides the remaining patrol group, which had begun to run after the officer, two squads of soldiers came from around the other side of the ship, each consisting of a Grenadier and a Homing Launcher. They all looked towards the chaos erupting at the smoke cloud's position, unsure of how to approach the situation given their allies were also in there, and when one of the Grenadiers finally prepared to lob a grenade towards the attacker...

A bolt of ice slugged into his chest, rapidly freezing him over.

Several more followed, encasing the Launcher soldier nearby him, while the remaining Launcher and Grenadier managed to duck back behind cover, avoiding Ice's fire. The approaching patrol group was also targeted by the elemental, freezing over the two Gunners and one Sentry Unit, leaving the other machine to unleash a barrage of plasma bolts in the boy's direction as he made his landing, while the Launcher soldier peeked out of hiding to fire a homing missile towards Ice.

The Grenadier beside him moved out of cover for a moment, pulling out a grenade and lobbing it high as to land between Ice and the smoke cloud – when it suddenly became lodged into the side of a rogue flying drone, which had been chasing after the magpie-turned Miracle. The drone stopped short of the smoke cloud to fire its plasma cannon toward Ice, before it was quickly blown apart by the grenade, scattering chunks of metal everywhere.

Raising his energy shield, the Grenadier protected himself and his ally from the blast, and as Miracle returned to human form nearby the rubble-covered cargo hatch, the Launcher took notice of the magician.

"Hey, over there! Stop him!"

Unfortunately, his weapon was still in the process of loading another missile.​

Data Center
To the guards at the data center, it was as though V2 came out of nowhere. The machine slid across the front of the entrance, launching three different projectiles in quick succession: a coin, then a bullet to ricochet from one sentry to the coin to the other sentry, and finally a shotgun core that burst overhead the group.

Cracks formed on the heads of each Sentry Unit as the bullet struck them, though they remained operational. The Grenadiers were rattled a bit by the core explosion above them, one of them quickly regaining focus as he raised a hand to the side of his helmet, chasing after V2.

"Key hostile engaged at the center entrance! Requesting reinforcements!"

The other Grenadier and both sentries began to move after the war robot as well, the two machines significantly slower than the humans. One soldier chucked a grenade towards V2, while each Sentry Unit soon fired out what appeared to be a straight-up fireball in his direction. Numerous footsteps began to echo from the interior of the data center, moving closer to the entrance – though the backup didn't arrive quite immediately.

Meanwhile, Frisk and Amaterasu used their ally's distraction to sneak to the south side of the structure, the SOUL-user carving into the wall to make an entrance of their own into the building. When she finally succeeded in dragging the wall section out for Ammy to enter, it appeared the interior of the data center was rather dimly lit by some form of backup lighting. Regardless, at the human's request, the wolf cautiously made her way inside.

When she emerged on the other end of the opening, Ammy was greeted by a moderately-sized square room, filled with an assortment of metal crates scattered about. Most of them had their lids off, and while the goddess was too short to look into them, she could see a few parts, components, and chips littering the floor. A camera was placed on the ceiling, as were a couple of screens – though judging by the lack of lights coming from any of them, they were all inactive.

The only sign of life in the room came from a robot on the opposite end, situated nearby a hallway leading north into the data center. It was a little over four feet tall, consisting of a spherical head with a singular red eye, situated atop a silver-colored limbless body, which was moved around by a single wheel on the bottom. It seemed to be coming back into the room to investigate the new opening, a cone of infrared light projecting out a few feet in front of the eye, clearly denoting its range of vision.

It moved quite slowly as it searched, though there was fortunately plenty of cover to use against the Patrol Bot.​
 

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Previously turnt3chGodh34d

FRISK DREEMURR

—Day 2 Morning, Data Center Parts Storage—

The radiant pooch slid through the gap Frisk had opened, and the teen dispersed her magic with a disgruntled sniff, feeling a very slight strain in her wrist. One of the remnants of her battle against Blade in her assault on the tower. Probably best if she didn’t push it on the still-sensitive parts that hadn’t fully healed yet.

No immediate sounds reached Frisk’s ears as she ducked into the gap she’d created, swiftly stepping into the dimly-lit room beyond. Almost immediately she came to a stop, catching the obvious cone of light attracting her attention. Quickly, the girl ducked behind a row of crates.

She didn’t hear anything immediate, like an alarm or a shout. The cone of red illuminated a scan about the room as Frisk’s eyes adjusted. When the cone was moved far enough to the side, Frisk peered about the crates to catch a proper glimpse, finding a machine that looked like something from... oh, she knew this one... Dr. Who, was that it? Those ‘EXTERMINATE’ guys.

Honestly, she didn’t want to rule out the possibility it really WAS a Dr. Who robot—this was the multiverse she was dealing with, after all.

“It’s not a dalek,” Chara said.

Frisk ducked back away. The machine was a patroller, a scout of some kind. As the distant sounds of soldiers rushed for the exits, drawn by Veetoo’s distraction, patrollers like these seemed to remain. How to deal with it... sneaking around was a likely option, that cone of light seemed to be its line of sight... probably. She was kinda making strokes in the dark here. Chara had yet to snidely correct her, so she couldn’t be that far off.

Destroying it would probably draw attention. The noise of the act could attract more eyes in the vicinity, and there was no guarantee it didn’t have some kind of signal that signified it was active. That shutting off wouldn’t go unnoticed.

Before it could draw too close, Frisk decided to test its awareness and reached into the crate as stealthily as she could, grabbing some kind of weird box-shaped plastic... thing. A component to something, probably. She hurled it to the other side of the room to make a ruckus in the corner. If the robot had audio sensors, like she was betting on, then it’d prove a distraction and she could slip around the room to reach the exit into the hall.
 
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