"Dear me, I shouldn't be breaking the fourth wall. Or giving out hints to contestants. Ah well.
So am I part of the fifth wall? I suppose that means I'm really on the roof.
Well I do wonder when the other guy up above will notice me. Hehe."
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Knghteous can clearly see that Technoa will need to discharge all his gathered up electricity soon, the suit massive amount of sparks and smoke from the suit made it obvious. He'd seen Technoa shoot many a bolt before in Generic City but never had Knighteous seen Technoa gather up this much charge, what on earth could he be thinking of doing?
Whatever plan it is, it better be a good one, one does not simply fire off an attack like that willy nilly. Or could it be that his suit's electrokinesis module is incapable of safely reducing gathered electricity once activated. No doubt his suit was stolen, this was Arthur Richmond, petty teleporting thief here. The suit likely has a few snags that Technoa's been unable to sort out. Still there's no sense complaining about it now.
"Alright Mr Richmond, destroy that fenc...
By the Lord, filthy scum!"
Knighteous hops onto the generator besides him, and is greeted by an utterly hideous sight. Mr Richmond was right, this guy was a bestial fucker. The abundant amount of flaking skin, coupled with the fleshy tendrils squirming all over Scott's face and worse of all the all too familiar look of ravenous bloodlust. It was all enough to make Knighteous drop his calm, chivalrous demeanour, and adopt that controlled, stern businessman attitude that he rarely chooses to use unless it was for an important sake.
This time there is an air of prejudice within too, unseen within the armour, bar for a tight grip of his mace and shield. This man was once human, but now he was nothing but an ugly leech. Knighteous is sure of it, he can recognize a parasite inhabiting another as a vessel from a mile away. And it greatly annoyed him, this man greatly annoyed him. Any parasitic vessel greatly annoyed him.
It all started on one rainy day in Spring. It was a typical rainy day, the pitter patter of raindrops, that faint chill in the air, but on that particular day there was to be much grief from a Mr Gabriel Wright, then just a 12 year old boy. Out with his parents at the park, the trio found themselves caught in the midst of superpowered battle, unable to defend themselves from a supernatural duo.
Gabriel's parents were killed right in front of him, by two vessels which both held parasites within, the two of them having fought for the other's flesh to consume in a battle of animalistic fury. It was on that day that Gabriel developed his powers out of sorrow, fear and anger. He slew one of the parasites, whilst the other escaped unscathed, running in fear of a young teenage boy.
That day he made a promise to uphold justice, in honour of his fallen father and his standing as a private detective. And a promise to save the innocent, for his fallen mother who saved lives at the hospital as a doctor. And one more, a vow to utterly purge and eliminate the world of all parasites and their vessels if need by, and by extension anyone who was unable to control their powers, flying into fits of rage, and use them for good. Petty criminals could be locked away, but that wasn't good enough for parasites. They had to die!
Knighteous immediately summons the rest of his flail, extra slack set up so that he could produce a quick bout of that momentum accelerating trick he does. One thing to note is that the flail head now has spikes protruding on it, it seems that Knighteous is dead serious about purging the world of Scott. This demeanour was not typical of the knight of old, it seems he has found an outlet for his "untapped potential" as the being above called it.
His gauntleted fists clench right around his flail, shaking slightly with a slight fit of ire. His poise is bold and steadfast. His voice is stern, strict and seething with a new emotion, the angry businessman is something Mr Richmond almost never sees from Knighteous, here it is now, held in a brief sentence, that sends a single uncanny chill down Technoa's spine.
"Arthur, we are eliminating that fucking parasite. Now!"
I'm sure you're all thinking it now. What about Tsuki? Tsuki always was a woman of mystery, she was quite different to most others, be they male or female. She herself, blessed with holy, aqueous purity, yet shrouded in the darkness of the occult, all encasing her parasite, abilities and control unknown. No doubt that her parasite will be released today, if not of her own accord then of one who's sadistic enough to summon it themselves.
Even marriage has its secrets, and it seems Tsuki has more than just her little spat with Benjamin McAlistair. I wonder what Gabriel would do if he found out his dear little Nissy harboured his worst fears and most hated of all creatures, the loathsome parasite. Justice or love, which holds more value in the knight's heart? Hopefully we'll find out, as we watch the knight's convictions shatter and fall. For now they remain upright.
Speaking of Tsuki there she is, blasting off into the air on jets of water, like she often does. She eyes Scott herself, clairvoyance is just as good but something staring at someone with your own two beady eyes just seems better. She's sure that he has a parasite in his body now, there's too much evidence to just go and deny it.
Judging from his appearance and style this person likely specialised in close combat, with a capability to make short work of his assailants should he be able to form a tight grip around them. A high damage up close kind of guy. Still she should be wary, there is always the distinct possibility that he has at least some form of ranged attack, which could take her off guard, even if it isn't deadly enough to maim her.
With one arm outstretched, and her palm open, Tsuki fires off a high pressure burst of water, intended to keep Scott at bay and ensure that even if he does feel like charging at her, he'll only get knocked down in the process. If he's strong enough to trudge right through the flow then his strength must be impressive, so Tsuki also gathers up an orb of water, compressing it so that it'll do more damage to the area it impacts. Never hurts to be too safe.
Two little notes about Tsuki's fighting style. First she specialises in melee combat, a flurry of quick kicks and punches, or a dance of many slashes and stabs, aimed to swiftly put down her opponent. If she gets at you with her occult nihonto then usually you'd be screwed, if not because of her sharp strokes then because of their occult powers. Of course Tsuki has a sneaking suspicion that her occult magic in her blades will not have great effect on anyone here.
Next is that Tsuki is a messy fighter. She uses water, and as we all know water by itself won't kill something if you just splash it on them. It's the density, abundance and momentum that the water possess when used in large quantities that allows it to inflict fatal inner wounds, bruising a person's insides with shock and shattering their bones. Well that's for a normal human, everyone here is decidedly not a normal human. Regardless the large flow of water is not nearly as dangerous as it makes itself out to be.
However three people all coming to the conclusion that they should be ganging up on one person is dangerous. With no friends so to speak Scott has been caught in a rough spot as the odd one out of the gang. Well there is always the parasite within him. Nonetheless in this desert land of sadistic entertainment and an old rite to gain a position of power there will always be unfairness in battle. The question is, can Scott overcome it?
Lastly the sandy winds snicker to Scott again, this time their airy tones make him feel slightly less confident about himself, but if that parasite is anything to be feared then Scott's confidence will merely be replaced by ire. Perhaps this is what the voice wants to happen, whoever or whatever they are is certainly something interestly perplexing, and they take an interest in Scott too.
"3 vs. 1, Scott. Do try not to meet your demise so quickly, you wrathful fool. I'm growing kinda fond of you, and a little of that maiden too. Hehe."