Jonathan
As soon as she heard the endbringer warnings, Evelyn started to suit up. Her equipment wasn't anywhere near capable of fighting an endbringer... Yet at least. Still, she had to make the effort. There was no ambiguity when it came to fighting a world ending monster. Just like the Simurgh or scion himself, it needed to die.

After getting in her armor she made her way for the beach, staring around at all the other capes milling about with her arms crossed. She didn't have much to actually fight directly with. She could MAYBE shoot at behmoth from far away, but she knew she wouldn't do any real damage.

Likely she'd end up needing to do search and rescue, or move debris for other capes who could be a potential threat.
Lesli
End... Bringer? No, no no no... There couldn't be. Those were in the old world, not *Here*. Adys felt a flood of dread and panic surge through her, and she instinctively reached for the new phone she'd gotten at her side to call Alice, to make sure she was okay, but...

A depressed calmness spread through her as she realized that... This was *It*. This was their city. The last one. There wasn't much she could do, but at least trying to save people would be better than doing nothing. She grabbed a basic domino mask off the street during the growing chaos, and immediately made her way to one of the gathering grounds for capes, careful to keep a pair of heavy gloves, long sleeves, and a hood up.

She didn't want to accidentally touch anyone. *Angel* Knew that she would need to chose her attached target carefully. A hero, ideally.
Leonard
The people of New London had never expected an Endbringer to appear. They had assumed they had been left behind on Earth Bet. Still years of attacks had installed a fear within them that ensured when the city was being built sirens were put in place. With sirens ringing and alerts having gone out to all phones on the network both Angel and Evelyn founds themselves heading in the direction opposite most of the crowd.

The two of them would nearly, *Nearly* Run into each other as they appeared into an opening filled with several other capes in what seemed to be a makeshift medical area. Both capes would recognise Quartermaster talking to her younger sister Utopia who was typing on a laptop. Around the area were several of utopia's robotic men each equipped with what looked like a jetpack. These were the only ones Angel could recognise.

Pinnacle on the other hand could identify a few more, standing next to a series of roughly 30 bedrolls was the famous leader of the Songbirds Nightingale next to the Hero Northstar. The truce truly was in effect considering she was the one who had placed a bounty on his head. A little closer to Pinnacle and Angel were the heroes Quickfire and Salvation, the duo who had tried to stop Pinnacle during her store robbery. Now she had a clearer look at Salvation she could see chinese characters clearly branded on his face.

At that moment an awful roar could be heard from the sea as Behemoth seemed to rise from the waves slowly making his way to shore. This was followed by a thunderous crack above as Dreadnought followed closely behind by several other flying capes headed straight for him. Seemingly hoping to delay him for as long as possible and give people time to prepare.
Jonathan
Right before running into Angel, Pinnacle slid to a stop, carving a small line through the sand. Her eyes ran over Angel, assessing her. She didn't look particularly tough. In fact, she looked new.

She took in her surroundings, deciding to just stay put for now. She was where she needed to be. Despite knowing there was a truce though, she couldn't help but tense up whenever she spotted a hero.

"...You going to be doing search and rescue? Or can you fight it?" She asked Angel, sounding doubtful with her second question.

At the sound of roaring she spun and turned towards where Behemoth appeared, reflexively bringing up the arm with her new weapon. A moment later she dropped it. There was no point wasting her limited ammo when she couldn't do any real damage. 

Her hands started to clench and unclench as she stared at it in the distance, getting closer. This was it. It was really happening. She could hardly hear her own thoughts over the blood pounding in her head. Without even realizing it, her body began to shake.
Lesli
Angel glanced over at the unknown Hero speaking to her, not quite aware that the girl was anything but a Hero. Yet, why would she have shown up to an Endbringer fight if she weren't? It was a naive sort of thinking, but for better or for worse Angel was still a fairly naive girl. She stepped over to the two other Heroes, Quickfire and Salvation. They likely had better, more important things to do, but at least they could help keep her host accountable.

"Um, excuse me! I-I know things are pretty—" Behemoth roared and she flinched, panicking. "My power makes me live inside other peoples brains and I'm trapped unless they let me out so if that girl over there doesn't let me out after the truce please save me thank you!"

With that said amidst her growing panic, Angel ran towards the other girl and once again let the words flood out of her.

"Hi, hello! My power only works if I can attach to somebody and be part of you but I need you to release me afterwards cuz otherwise I'm trapped so is that okay if I help you help people??"

She reached out her hand, not wanting to touch the girl unwillingly.
Jonathan
"Uh... What?" She asked, narrowing her eyes at Angel. She reflexively took a few steps back from the offered hand, staring at it suspiciously. What was with the naive scared girl act? Was it all a ruse?

At the sound of another roar from behemoth, she scowled and grabbed the girl's hand roughly, pulling her closer.

"If you break the truce I'll kill you. Understand?" She asked in a low tone so that only she could hear. She didn't want to have to deal with whatever nonsense power this cape had, but they all needed to work together to deal with the Endbringers. She didn't have time to be doubting every potential ally just because she didn't know them or their powers.
Lesli
"W-Well, it's just how it sounds, I—"

Then her hand was grabbed, and Angel simply... *Vanished*. Her power activated automatically, and before she knew what was happening she was inside of Pinnacle's mind, sharing the same mental space. She'd already done so with Alice relatively recently, but just spontaneously being shunted into someone else without even so much as a gentle warning was a bit unnerving, to say the least.

The hero— she still hadn't gotten her name— didn't even seem to realize right away what had happened, making whispered threats.

*"Kill... Me? I won't break the truce. We're heroes."*

Angel projected a holographic version of herself into Pinnacle's vision, with her arms crossed. Meanwhile, Pinnacle could feel a sudden unusual sensation— power. She felt stronger, simple as that.
Jonathan
Pinnacle failed to suppress a shudder as she heard the voice in her head, along with suddenly starting to see things in her vision. She did her best to suppress her anxiety, fists clenching and unclenching as she started to freak out. Even her breathing started to quicken.

Soon though she realized - she felt stronger. She didn't need to put nearly as much force into squeezing her hand to create the same feedback.

Probably still not enough to fight Behemoth, but the idea that the mysterious cape wasn't lying relaxed her just a bit.

"Not a hero. Just want to kill these fuckers" She explained with a shaky voice to the cape inside her head. If she had been looking for a hero, she was looking in the wrong place.

"Does your power let me fight Behemoth?" She asked, doing her best to ignore the hallucination she was seeing and instead focusing on Behemoth in the distance.
Lesli
*"Not a—?"*

The girl wasn't a Hero? Oh. Oh no. Angel couldn't hyperventilate in her current form but if she could, now would be the time she would do so. Being stuck inside of a villain, *Again*, potentially permanently? It was horrifying. It was exactly the thing she was trying to avoid, and even worse, this time around her host *Knew* She was in there. Last time she'd at least been able to abide by hiding, since the foolish boy thought her powers were his own.

She'd only been able to free herself when he'd tragically died.

Thankfully her ability to think much more quickly let her calm herself down more rapidly and collect her thoughts.

True, this was a godawful situation, but she'd warned the other heroes about what she was doing for exactly this sort of reason. Besides, she would have plenty of time to panic, later. For now, she *And* This villain needed to focus on the situation at hand instead of spiraling around in her own thoughts.

*"Fight Behemoth? No. Definitely not. You're a bit stronger, and I can help point out people who might need help nearby. I have an area of awareness around us."*
Leonard
As Pinnacle looked on at the distant Endbringer she could see a group of flying capes swarming around Behemoth like flies over food. It was hard to make out exactly who was there but Dreadnoughts distinctive colours were clear to see.

Suddenly lightning shot out towards Dreadnought who quickly dodged out of the way. The cape who had been following close behind her however would not be so lucky and in a moment they were wiped from existence. A voice began speaking off to her side.

*"You're here to help out too, right? Here take this, just press the button or say the word evac to ping for one of my Flyers to arrive. Hmm with you it's best you clarify evac heavy, no offence but that doesn't look light."* 

It was Utopia who had spoken to her, a watch-like device held out towards Pinnacle in the palm of her hand.

*"I've also placed some navigation tech in there, it can direct you to the temporary headquarters and field hospital we've set up here. Good luck."*

She tossed the device towards Pinnacle before turning to head back to the workstation she had set up. As she walked back Pinnacle and her new 'Passenger' for lack of a better word could see Quickfire was holding a large javelin like object with a long metallic cable attached to the back and piled in a large coil on the ground. Excalibur stood behind him holding the end of the cable.
Jonathan
"...Alright. Hopefully we can save someone then. Someone that can do some REAL damage..." She said, seeming to be either completely unaware of Angel's internal struggle, or completely uncaring. She had only one goal.

Her eyes flicked over to Behemoth, watching the fighting going on in the distance as she grit her teeth. She was startled from a voice beside her.

"Right" She said with a nod towards Utopia as she attached the watch device. It was difficult to fit, but she managed. 

"I'm just going to be doing search and rescue. Should I just go to the HQ for that?" She asked.
Lesli
The internal struggles Angel had been experiencing were over before anyone on the outside world would have even been able to tell, really. So by the time *Utopia* Flew up and handed them something, she'd managed to recover completely.

*"Was that... Utopia? I guess it makes sense, but I didn't expect her to be so close to the danger zone. They really must genuinely be pulling out all of the stops."*

The ethereal girl produced a subaudible *Hum* Thoughtfully, within Pinnacle's head. Strangely, even knowing that her Host was a villain, she still felt more in control than she ever did when she was... *Outside*. She worried she might be developing some kind of condition. Agoraphobia?

With the interesting device in her range, Angel immediately brushed her awareness across it in as much detail as she could manage. The instructions seemed simple enough, with the benefit of significantly more time to think than her understandably stressed peers. The girl decided to try and be helpful, projecting herself into the corner of Pinnacle's vision, a little semi-transparent version of herself.

"*It doesn't sound like we need to. Based upon the instructions given, I think all we need to do is press that button and ask for 'Evac Heavy'. I believe this will summon a carrier drone for us to better reach problem areas for our search and rescue efforts. By the way, how should I call you? I'm... Angel.*"

She'd actually thought about what name to use for quite a long time, subjectively, but for Pinnacle it likely would have seemed more like a half-second dramatic pause.
Jonathan
"Pretty sure it was her" She acknowledged simply. She hadn't ever actually met the hero in real life before, and it was more than possible someone was pretending to be her. She glanced down at the watch device skeptically before shaking her head.

Pinnacle flinched in response to seeing Angel pop up in her vision once again. She was going to have to get used to that. Should she really just be calling an evac already? It seemed like it'd be wasting resources for the rest of the capes there, but...

Her partner was some sort of thinker. She'd have to just **Trust** Her this time.

"You can call me Pinnacle" She told Angel before hitting the button as instructed.

"I need an evac heavy to take me where I'm needed. I'm very strong and durable" She informed her watch before waiting for a reply.
Leonard
As she walked away Utopia turned her head and shouted back to Pinnacle.

*"Just use the device to guide you, they will show you the appropriate locations."*

She gave the duo a lazy thumbs up before sitting back down at her makeshift desk and typing away on her laptop.

*"Confirmed"*

A voice reminiscent of Utopia but younger sounding responded to Pinnacles request. It didn't take long for two Humanoid robots with flight packs to land on either side of the tinker, attaching themselves to her. Jets of flames formed from their packs slowly lifting the Pinnacle of the ground.

As she rose off the ground Pinnacle could see Sovereign and Panpharmacon descending to where Utopia was with two unknown capes in tow. The moments they touched down her attention would be shifted as a loud explosion rang out, something impacting the skyscraper above. Initially simply rising through the air Pinnacle would find herself suddenly shifting and speeding up towards the now damaged tower.

As she flew through the air she could see down below as one of the two unknown capes she had seen earlier climbs into the other hand and gets thrown towards Behemoth. Before she could see what happens though she finds herself being placed within the skyscraper through the hole in its side.

*"One confirm wounded cape within, please perform search and rescue."*

The same voice she heard earlier spoke only this time it came from one of the robots. The entire room was filled with smoke but this was where Angel had the advantage. With her thinker powers she could detect the presence of said cape a short distance away under rubble. They were wearing some kind of flight suit and had Utopia's device on their wrist. That wasn't all though, strewn about the room were 8 other people, innocent non capes in various states. Some were unconscious, others were barely holding on. In the corner of the room there were three people huddled together.
Lesli
At this stage, Angel was full-on trying to humanize herself for this cape she found herself stuck inside of. Even if the girl was a villain, it would pay off to make a good impression. She was controlling her projection realistically, actually pretending to look around at the scenes despite her real omni-directional awareness.

"*Pinnacle, the robot is right. I can sense a cape with a flight suit amidst the rubble. Down there.*"

She controlled her avatar to point directly to the location of the cape within the pile of rubble, then began carefully probing some of the rubble gently with her telekinesis to see if there were any unstable points to be worried about.

"*I... I also detect 8 others. Non-capes. I can direct you to them as needed. Some of them are in very, very bad shape. You'll need to make a call on who we save first.*"
Jonathan
Pinnacle tensed up as she was carried up and off the ground. She didn't enjoy being under someone else's power - but it wasn't like she had much of a choice at the moment. Still, the stiffness didn't leave her until she was placed into the skyscraper.

"On it" She said simply, running over towards the rubble as indicated. Her first instinct was to just tear away the rubble quickly, but she knew that she would have to be careful. She started from the top, lifting each piece off easily and setting it off to the side. Due to her immense strength it wasn't much of an issue to move quickly.

"Eight others...? Damn. What kind of wounds?" She asked, briefly considering her options. She didn't have much in the way of medical equipment, though she could **Maybe** Cauterize wounds with her plasma launcher. It certainly wasn't the intended usage though.
Leonard
With relative ease Pinnacle began to carefully lift the rubble it didn't take long for the man that Angel had detected to come into view even through the thick smoke that filled the room. Upon removing the last piece of debris keeping them trapped the man coughed spraying blood into the air. It didn't take a doctor to know that without immediate medical care this man would die in the next couple of minutes.

*"Sar-"*

Something seemed to get caught in his throat as he began to violently cough yet again, only making the blood situation worse.

*"Sarah.."*

As if punctuating his words a crunching sound filled the room. Angel could tell with her advanced senses that one of the support beams in the room had begun to crumple and fail. It still held for now though, how long it would hold was hard to tell.

Using her powers to examine the civilians Angel could determine the three huddled together were mostly okay save for some bruises and scrapes. Even the unconscious ones were, at first glance at least, okay save for head injuries. There were two individuals though of which the same could not be said. One was missing an arm and foot whilst the other had been impaled on part of the rubble.
Lesli
*"He's dying. Minutes, not hours."*

Angel stated gently, yet morosely. It didn't look good. None of it did. That was how these things went. Endbringers. Looking down at the man coughing out his lifeblood into the air, it was starting to feel more like it was real instead of just a far off tragedy that they'd left behind in the old world. If only...

Then, alarm entered her voice, as she noticed the pillar and acted as quickly as her enhanced sense of time would allow. First, she created a ghost image of herself pointing to the exact support beam, then began to speak as quickly as she thought would be understandable. 

*"This support beam is going to collapse soon, but we need to hurry and get this guy medical help. Do you have any way to quickly stabilize the structure? If not, we need to choose. Eight lives or one Parahuman. He's... He's not going to be useful for this fight anyway, I don't think. Eight is more than one. Time is lives, Pinnacle."*

It was the trolley problem, and not something she relished facing. If it weren't for her enhanced cognition, she would have hesitated for far longer than just the short blip in her speech that she'd already given. Instead, she was forced to just hope that her host had some way of stabilizing the structure. She'd... Always wanted to save *Everyone*. Everyone she could, at least.
Jonathan
"...Fuck" She said, realizing the situation.

Her initial thought was to try and save the parahuman. He would be more useful, after all. That being said... It didn't look like he'd make it. Could they even make it to a healer in the next minute or two? Probably not. He'd likely have to wait at least a little bit while anyone who was ahead of him was treated.

He was already dead. Angel was right. She couldn't waste time on one person.

With that decided she turned to the civilians. Would she be able to get them all out in time? Maybe if she just helped ferry them right to the ground... She quickly ran towards the group of three, grabbing two of them.

"Wait next to the hole! I'll try to come up to get the rest of you!" She commanded before carrying the first two people she could get her hands on right out. She shouted out at the robot waiting outside.

"Help me bring these people to the ground!" She commanded, waiting for the robots to attach for her so she could drift down.
Leonard
Acting swiftly Pinnacle grabbed two of the people huddling in the side of the room, the entire building creaking as she moved. Moving back to the edge of the hole were the flying robots awaited her the view that greeted her had changed significantly since she had entered the building. Where there had been one Endbringer moments ago there were now four. They stood in a line with a thick cable going through all of them before disappearing under the waves out at sea. Looking to shore she could see the end of the cable was held by the armoured figure of Excalibur.

As the two robots moved forwards grabbing Pinnacles mech she could also see a smoking mass of flesh floating on the surface a short distance from the line of Behemoths. Clearly the victim of his lightning whoever was hopefully had the mercy of a quick death.

With a jolt Pinnacle left the floor and began flying down towards the medical area. It had been difficult to notice at first but it soon became obvious to both Pinnacle and Angel that they were struggling to descend at a safe rate. The added weight of two people seemed to strain the robots flight. Just when it seemed they might fall from the sky a man in black and gold with a set of golden wings approached them. His messy red hair flowing in the wind.

*"Good Work!"*

Sovereign passed them by heading towards the same building Pinnacle had been in moments ago. As he passed though Pinnacle would find her mech surrounded by a golden glow as several pairs of legs wrap around it and four large wings erupt from its back. Soon enough a low buzz could be heard as they give the extra lift needed to make it safely to the medical area.

Looking around there were dozens off makeshift beds attended to by about 20 emergency medical staff. In one area the unmistakable Nightingale held hands with Northstar as her other hand rested on an injured man, his wounds vanishing in seconds. A short distance to Pinnacle's right a woman in a blue dress and white apron with red crosses on her shoulders and a face mask, Panpharmacon, crouched over a masked woman missing an arm. As soon as the healer touched the woman her arm began to reform.
Lesli
*"This... Is a lot harder than I thought it'd be..."*

Angel murmured into the other girls skull, her inner mind a whirlwind of distress. Even if she had complete control over the situation— which she didn't— this was all still inevitably the exact sort of situation that she'd dreaded all along, and thought was finally put behind her. If they'd managed to leave the Endbringers behind, it would have made their hellish trip to this new world at least *Somewhat* Worth it... Right?

Was... Was that *Four* Behemoths? What the hell? The city was just doomed then, right? 

*"How are you holding up, Pinnacle?"*
Jonathan
"No! Stupid fucking... Gah..." Pinnacle grumbled as the robots tried to fly her away. It was too late to go back on things now, but she had just wanted to ferry people to the ground before the building collapsed. **Her** Creations wouldn't make such a silly error.

Pinnacle felt a twinge of fear as she realized she was dropping. Weren't these things supposed to be able to carry large loads? The hell?

"What..." She said, staring out into the distance at the now **Four** Behemoths. Some sort of construct? Clones? Were they friendly? If they were all hostile, then... Everything was over. She was so distracted that she hardly even noticed the other hero arrive to give her assistance in being lifted up.

"I'm... There can't be more of them!" She shouted out in response to Angel after landing, sounding panicked. Moments later she remembered to let go of the people she was carrying, placing them on the ground before looking back at where the behemoths were.

What was the point? Of all the resistance?

Did she ever have a chance?

Were there more simurghs too? More scions?
Leonard
As Pinnacle dropped the two people she had rescued down by the medical area two people ran up to her. One was a paramedic who quickly led one of the injured people away, the other was a young girl in what appeared to be a modified school uniform with a bandana wrapped around her face. Angel immediately recognised her, Alice. She grabbed the other Injured civilian and began to take them away, turning to look at Pinnacle for a moment.

*"Panpharmacon says don't worry, they have a cape that splits things into multiple weaker versions."*

She touched the civilians arm which then went limp and continued to walk towards the medical area as a mass of green energy flashed, a cape appearing carrying some wounded. Turning to look at Behemoth Pinnacle could see the four Herokillers looking absolutely monstrous as the slowly approached the shore, the infinitely sharp cable cutting through them yet not slowing them at all.

Pinnacle and her mental passengers' eyes were drawn to Quickfire and Excalibur on the pier, preparing to throw yet another spear and cable. As soon as the long metal projectile left the hero's hands the four Behemoths let out a combined roar as a sudden flame storm erupted around them. Water vapourised filling the air with steam concealing the Endbringers. Flying capes fell from the sky in burning charred heaps of flesh and bone. The golden wings that had been granted to pinnacle moments ago vanished.

A cape in a half destroyed mechanical suit smashed into a rock covered cape standing on the shore, detonating on impact. Sovereign fell to the ground nearby in a heap smoke rising from his body. Dreadnought flew above in a charred costume, her cape tattered. The flying capes who remained began to form around her, waiting for the steam to clear.

As the steam began to clear a single Behemoth appeared, stepping forwards and ever closer to the city itself. An orange glow surrounded him as the water itself was aflame. Looking towards the building she had been in moments ago fires had broken out and every single pane of glass had shattered.
Lesli
Angel listened to the voice for a moment without really processing who she was, still roughly in shock over seeing *Four* Of the world-ending monstrosities. Her face was grim, but at least a bit of the tension had reduced at the rational explanation.

*"Oh, well, that's a relief. Divide and conquer, I guess, right?*

She shook the head of her virtual projection subconsciously, reflecting her simple mix of disbelief and relief. Then she focused back on the moment at hand and practically had to stop herself from trying— and likely failing— to push at Alice with her weak telekinesis. *What* Was that girl doing out here?! Was she crazy? Angel was *Sure* She'd at least *Suggested* That the girl stay behind and stay safe. *Her* Power didn't do anything to protect her! At least... At least if Angel got in trouble, her power could probably help protect her.

Alice, though...

*"Alice?! Leave! Go home!! Pinnacle, please, you have to tell her— it— it's not safe here, she can't just be out here!"*

Her message didn't have enough time to fully transfer before *Everything* Suddenly went to absolute shit. The ethereal cape didn't have a body to feel with, but nevertheless she could feel herself go cold with fear and dread. So many capes, gone, in an instant... Just like that. It was such an effortless, brutal decimation of their shared mortality. There were survivors, but...

Would there still *Be* Survivors after this was all over?
Jonathan
Pinnacle visibly relaxed as the scene was explained to her.

It wasn't multiple Behemoths. Of course not. That would be ridiculous. She took a shuttering breath before shaking her head. She had to focus. Something that the voice inside of her head seemed to not understand at all.

"Who...?" She asked, briefly surveying the crowd. Were they the new looking cape with the bandana?

Troublesome. When she agreed to have Angel help her, she didn't plan on actually doing anything in return. Her foot tapped on the ground anxiously as she resisted the urge to go and speak to the girl. Moments later, Behemoth knocked multiple capes out of the sky. It was difficult to see from this distance, but what was pretty clear was the mechanical suit that crashed to the ground.

Could she repair it? If not then she'd maybe be able to scavenge it for... No. It was too greedy. Stupid. You couldn't be greedy around Endbringers.

She needed to deal with what she could in front of her. She ran straight towards Alice, taking long strides.

"A- Angel says you need to get out of here!" She shouted out as she approached, barely stopping herself from saying Alice's name.
Leonard
The girl had stumbled slightly as the inferno happened just off the shore but seemed to steel herself , determined to do her duty until Pinnacle spoke. Again she turned back to the armoured cape.

"*Angel is with you?"*

She seemed to force herself to smile.

"*I'm just trying to be a hero like her.*"

She turned away and helped the civilian over to the medical station.
Lesli
Relief flooded through her mind as Angel realized that she *Wasn't* Going to need to fight Pinnacle on confronting Alice. That sense of relief was, however, quickly destroyed by the words that reached her shortly after. The only thing that really went through her mind past that point was just— *Why*? Alice had so much more to live for, so much more to *Do* With her life. The naive girl said that she wanted to be a hero *Like Angel*, but Angel knew that she was in a *Completely* Different sort of circumstance! 

*Her* Power let her be almost completely unharmed. Alice's power was a stungun or something!

She took a deep mental breath to try and reset. Being angry like this wasn't going to help anything, and it wasn't as if Alice would be able to leave really, now that she was here. At least she wasn't doing something as suicidal as getting close to the Endbringer or something like that. If it weren't for her accelerated thinking she would surely still be absolutely panicked, but as it was she had plenty of time to think things through rationally.

*"Okay. Well... Thanks anyways, Pinnacle. I appreciate you trying. I... I hope she'll be alright. What now?"*
Jonathan
Pinnacle wasn't quite sure what was going on with this whole interaction, but it wasn't her problem to begin with. Message sent, job done. At least Angel had calmed down a bit.

She REALLY didn't want to have to go through an Endbringer fight with someone screaming in her head. Not again.

"Now? We get back to work" She said before walking back over to the robots that had brought her there.

"Take me to where I'm needed" She said, walking towards them. Hopefully there wouldn't be any issues like last time...
Leonard
As Pinnacle turned away from the medical station back towards the robots she caught a glimpse of a cape gathering some sort of dark swirling energy around themselves in the corner of her eye.. Probably some kind of attack. When she spoke to the robots instead of them replying a voice came from the wristband she had been given.

"*Focus on recovering capes on the beach, find the bodies. I'll redirect the flyers to places further aw-.*"

The voice cut off as Behemoth let out another ear bursting roar, the very ground shaking beneath Pinnacles feet. Looking out towards the shore there were several capes sprawled along the boardwalk and the beach itself. A huge variety of capes in differing costumes. Looking down at the wristband the map was filled with red pings. The Boardwalk was the closest place to reach but also had the fewest wounded from the looks of it. The pier had a few wounded on it but was further away. The most wounded were on the beach proper and in the water, these area however would take by far the longest to reach and be the most difficult to navigate even with her tinker tech.
Lesli
"*Are we... Losing?* I knew the Endbringer fights were bad back in the other Earth, but this..."

She trailed off, not even really *Wanting* To continue the thought. It didn't help that she was almost entirely helpless in the face of the catastrophic power of Behemoth. After considering for several long moments using her accelerating thoughts, she decided that thinking about that sort of thing— and bringing it up, for that matter- wasn't helpful. If they were going to die here, worrying about it wouldn't change that. 

It would be better to just focus on what they *Could* Do.

*"Sorry, pretend I didn't say that. If we head to the beach, you should probably be able to navigate the debris at a decent pace using the enhancements I'm giving you. Just remember you're a lot stronger than you usually would be."*