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- Cleat balled up into a mass of spiked armor, then moved all at once, with a speed that surprised me.
- Not him. It wasn't his power.
- The path he traveled had a logic to it- it wasn't a straight line. It was a curve.
- Nearly invisible in the gloom, with no lights shining on that specific area, Trial had thrown chain to Cleat, and now Cleat was his wrecking ball.
- Massive, crushing swings raked through building faces and toward the good guy capes.
- Cleat came around again, whip-crack fast.
- ***
- She was elsewhere. Swinging-
- And stopping. Errors influence, no doubt. Foxtrot couldn't follow through without danger.
- Balance found, back now straight, he swung the Cleat-ball in one rotation, counter-clockwise. A second rotation. A thir-
- Cleat hurtled toward me as Trial used other chains to lunge in my direction, putting the flail on course to hit me.
- This time my timing was right- no confusing changes in direction. Just hitting that cape-turned-weapon with everything I had, aura-wise.
- Cleat uncurled, yet still flew toward me. He'd lost his grip on the chain. He'd carry forward, bounce off of things, and maim or kill everyone he contacted.
- I threw up the wretch, and I caught him, full-bodied, the Wretch's arms, the Wretch's chest and faces. The impact made a sound that was almost enough to deafen me. The spikes scraped against my armor on their way down.
- He hit the ground, tried to rise up, and then stumbled, landing on hands and knees.
- - Beacon 8.6
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