The writing on the wall had been clear enough. Show up at the junkyard tonight, with the promise of information. That was certainly an offer Thirst couldn't refuse -- then again, she would have been an idiot to assume the person behind the messages was entirely benevolent in nature. Having learned from her fight with Ophelia, the Homunculus now
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"I-in here," said Silvermane, speaking up just loud enough for Thirst to catch her general direction.
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She would probably find out soon enough, at any rate, as she appeared in the area she'd heard the voice coming from and saw a person in a trenchcoat there. "What do you know?" she asked almost immediately.
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"A team member? Interesting." She nodded slowly. "You seem to know who I am. If this person is in fact a member of your team, then you have done something very foolish indeed, girl."
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Silvermane's vision grew progressively out of focus, and she wrapped her arms around herself as she shook. She heard Thirst's words, heard that Thirst now knew how to find her friends, gotten an idea of the level of cruelty Thirst was capable of...and had heard enough. Silvermane saw red.
Silvery strands snapped out of their self-imposed ponytail, flaring out menacingly. Blue eyes faded in favour of a piercing light blue glow. Every piece of metal in Jump City creaked and groaned, heralding the unrestrained power of the Dragon of Metal.
Silvermane rose from her sprawled position on the ground, body floating.
"...'slaughter you here and now'?" questioned a voice much unlike Silvermane's timid stammer. Its pitch had dropped, and its tone had filled with cold rage in lieu of terror. "Don't flatter yourself. I'll be the one to slaughter youShe floated slightly towards Thirst, glowing eyes staring the blonde homunculus down ( ... )
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"I am positively terrified, Dragon. You could claim to be Hattori Hanzo himself and that would bring you nowhere closer to slaughtering me. Or have you already forgotten the minor detail that you cannot kill me?" Still, the Dragon intrigued her, so (perhaps very foolishly), she would refrain from attacking just yet.
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Raising an arm, she focused her powers into making dozens, then hundreds of metal pieces rise from the junk yard, forming a circle around the two of them. Concentrating for a moment, she reshaped the metal to her liking, forming hundreds of poles with long, sharp points at the end.
With a small wave of her hand, she sent one of the 'spears' hurtling towards Thirst's stomach at a high velocity, while the others began closing in, like a cage to prevent her from moving very far.
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