return to base. If needed, call for pickup.
You return to base. It sure is easy to do things when you're not half melted or all dead.
((Woo, Lars is (close to) a marathon runner! How's my time?))
Collapse into sweet merciful sleep. Dream of the gods' divine will for me, and what they wish for me to do.
You fall asleep and dream of strange things. You're pretty sure Algis is telling you to Kill someone for the good of the group. Or maybe to eat peaches to bring good portents? These fever dreams are a bit confusing.
... If this keeps up you might even end up in a body like Simus'...
(This double entendre needs to be preserved for all time.)
Take off, take the straightest and fastest route to Lukas and Miyamoto possible while still avoiding flying through anomalies. Bring the shuttle to a hover as near to them as I can before heat becomes an issue.
(I should be able to get fairly close without getting roasted, since there's no air and thus little to no convection.)
You fly over to the particular pit where Miyamoto and Lukas are submerged. Miyamoto is halfway out, laying on his side on the bank of the molten lake. You bring the ship down into a hover just overhead.
"Now loading and unloading, all persons not wishing to be submerged in molten iron, please board the shuttle."
"I CAN'T FUCKING SEE! WHERE AM I? WHAT THE FUCK IS GOING ON!"
Scream for a proper medic, or at least one with painkillers. Try and remember what I saw when I looked at the crystal.
You scream for help but you can't remember the crystal. In fact, you can't remember anything. As far as you know, you've just opened a capsule back on the ship and put on a strange pair of glasses. And now this is happening. In addendum, AHHHHHH WHAT THE FUCK IS GOING ON WHERE ARE MY EYES AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!?
... If this keeps up you might even end up in a body like Simus'...
(This double entendre needs to be preserved for all time.)
((I have to admit, despite the embarrassment (or because of it), the whole deal was pretty funny. Especially that part.))
"Hey, chill out Mirurkezin." began Flint jokingly. "You act like you- whoa!" exlaimed Flint when he noticed his eyes. "Holy crap, what happened to your face? Don't worry buddy, we'll help you."
@Mesk:"Doc, I think there's something wrong with Migrurkeshin. He needs a pair of new eyes. And a shrink. Probably."
"Sshhh... It's OK, relax. Relax."
Help restrain the crazy guy. Use my awesome charisma to calm him. Generally help with the crazy guy. And maybe try to prevent obvious medical malpractice.
[char:3]
Your iffy personality doesn't seem to effect the man one way or another. So you just tackle him and help the other guy pin him.
utilize my "medical expertise" to "sedate" Morul, once he has been sufficiently dosed with painkillers or fists and is no longer thrashing around remove his suit and strap him to the bed again.
Afterwards go find some robo eyes and sterilize my surgical tools before scooping out his melty eye goop and attaching his soulproof ocular appendages.
[med:1+1]
You forget how pills work. No, not which pills to use, you literally forget how pills function. You spend several seconds trying to mash them against his elbow before he kicks you in the stomach. You manage to get hold of his feet while Flint grabs his arms, but he's thrashing like a fish and generally making life difficult.
"Hmmm burning gorge of fire...no"
Jaunt happily back home whistling a merry tune
Whistle whistle, not on fire, whistle whistle, not dead. It's a good day for you.
You get home without an issue.
"Hmmm burning gorge of fire...no"
Jaunt happily back home whistling a merry tune
((Ring of fire, perhaps?))
Come on, let's go before it's too late to extract them.
Await arrival.
You stick your head out of the shuttle's open door as mesk brings it in low over the stranded robo-lords.
"Simus, action stewardess, is on the job."
"Shut up, mesk."
((Or rather, the Deep came to us and we flipped out. It promptly curb stomped us afterwards.))
Go restrain the crazy dude with my MKIII strength, then prepare the wagon for a scavenging run on the crashed shuttle.
You calmly walk over to Morul and put him in a exosuit aided headlock.
"Anyone want to sedate him or...Something? I dunno. I mean, I could just squeeze until he gets more cooperative."
"Well, that sucks. How are you doing Miyamoto? Can you move?"
Try moving (only a little bit) to find out whether it would be possible to get out of the molten iron. Call for shuttle.
You can move, though it's difficult, like being under a wet blanket. You think you might be able to get out but you're pretty damn disoriented as to where you are under the molten iron. Theres nothing to see here but glowing orange molten crap with no real way to tell up or down.
"Help, Help, I'm being terminated!"
"Figures. Trust the Deathtrap to toss an energy-amplifying crystal at us."
Anton turned up the comms, broadcasting to all team members.
"This is Anton Chernozorov, to all HMRC members. I am monitoring the situation through the base's sensors. In case the recent tour de force was not a sufficient demonstration, please listen to this. Do Not Attack The Crystal. Under any circumstances, including self-defense. Doing so will not result in anything except an empowered retaliation from the crystal. Until a plan is developed and the crystal's capabilities are established in a more controlled manner, I suggest it be left alone."
Anton closes the comms and spreads the sensor coverage of the base outward again, looking for possible signs of synergy from nearby areas.
Monitor the crystal, what is it doing and what is its energy level. Provide guidance to Mesk and XO Simus if they can't locate Lukas and/or Gilgamesh on their own. Examine any nearby anomalies within reach of the sensors, see if the power thrown around by the crystal has affected any of them at all.
The crystal is moving again, slowly wandering forward and producing more orange stuff. Oh good, nice to know all that had such a big effect on it. It isn't releasing any energy right now. Other anomalies are though, especially the radioactive zone and the electric fields. It doesn't seem like the passive power release of the crystal is effecting them though.