Kurot gives Max a blank look. But then, "blank" is pretty much his only expression.

"Let's look somewhere else."

Kato follows along as well, swelling just a bit at having been deemed "worthy."

So, just out of idle curiosity and apropos of nothing at all... ;) ...does radiation affect androids at all? I imagine the biologicals all get brand new mutations (maybe good, maybe bad), but I assume tin men basically aren't affected at all? Also, would our characters have any idea what radiation is?

Roker, hoping luck is with him, continues trying to reach someone to call off or move the shelling.

Using a luck point.

Kato finds himself in a town square, surrounded by towering statues of figures in hooded robes, all holding carved lightsabers and striking AWESOME JEDI POSES. The distinctive crackling hum of a lightsaber reaches his ears and he turns around and sees a powerful figure in dark robes holding a glowi...

Roker does his best to ignore the blood on his shoulders and the bombs falling all around him and desperately tries to get on the radio to stop the shelling—and hopes to hell that whoever is on the other end will actually listen to him.

"Discharge," muses Kurot, as he follows along with Denslow. "I wonder what was meant to discharge?"

greyarea wrote: ↑Fri Mar 29, 2024 3:34 pm Denslow calls out, Doesn’t one of you know the language of the ancients? I thought one of you did.

Oh, that would be Kurot!

Kurot joins Denslow and tries to read the ancient Ongish script.

Kato stands quietly, hands folded, in what he thinks of as the "friendly Jedi" pose. He lets Kael and Vale do the talking for now, but stands by ready to put in a good word if needed.

Roker grabs the radio and frantically tries to call off the shelling—while hoping he doesn't meet the same fate as the previous radioman.

Nado retrieves his helmet, thanks his luck, and joins those seeking out the Talent.

Roker advances, keeping low.

Nado will target another lightning bolt at whatever clump of Germans seems like a good target.

"Could have gone worse, I suppose," admits Kurot. "No real choice but to press on, and hope there's another way out."

Sgt. Nado tries to call down a bolt of lightning among the machine gunners, in hopes of giving the Germans an idea what "blitzkrieg" really means...

Kurot gives Anton a withering look. Well, it would be withering if Kurot's face were capable of making any expressions.

"Did that go about how you expected?" he asks.

Kato feeling useless as usual in a space combat situation, looks for someplace to strap himself down.

Roker yet again has fond thoughts of being a simple radio operator in a (relatively) safe ship. He follows along with the others, trying to stay as close to the wall as he can.

Whoa. First Alebelly pops back up, and now Keehnelf???

Strange days indeed!

Wolf-Man Roker turns toward the rest of SST4 and remembers, as he always does, "Friends. Not for eating." He falls to all fours and reverts back to human form, still panting.