â€œIâ€™m going to go around and start finding as much metal as I can. Move as many pieces as you can see towards you as well. This has to be done fast, before they shower us with missiles again, because we didnâ€™t surrender.â€ Roselia smiled and nodded her head to kat allowing the nod to be a green light for the girl to move wth the plan.<br/><br/>I can't say this is a good idea for two Espers to take on four Armenian second-gen Mechs though. You will note that the firearms issued to each of you have a single bullet; they are meant for yourself to commit suicide in an event of capture, but I have no choice but to trust that you won't cave in to panic." The intercom had a surpirse and it was basically expressing the possibility of impossible. No faith....She turned her head back to kate before replying to ark.<br/><br/>" We'll be fine as long as we can run." Then switched the dial of the intercom and contiueosly moving metal , small piece , and medium pieces out of kate's way. " Kate we have to prove to these mech's that espers are no joke. We'll have 60 second interval and we'll need a decent piece of metal."<br/><br/><span style="color: #FFFF00">Katerina nodded and continued finding and flinging scraps of iron and steel and other metals behind her so Roselia could get them.<br/><br/>"Mechs are just shields for cowards. And not even very good ones if their weakness is something as simple as liquid. Don't worry; we got this. Just stay down and don't get noticed. We need time to gather as much metal as possible to take down all four mechs, or at least scare them off. But I want at least one down," she hissed, tugging on a decently large metallic cylinder, trying to release it from underneath some junk. She'd already found quite a lot of matter to work with and Roselia had gathered it all in one place. But it was only good enough to destroy one mech; maybe two, max, if the girls were careful with handling it.<br/><br/>Kate tugged and pulled but the metal bit wouldn't budge. Growing agitated, she pulled hard one last time, with a slight growl. A clanking was heard as some rubble from the top came crashing down the hill-like pile. It wasn't very loud... but it could've been much worse, had she not reacted immediately, holding out her arms to catch any other falling scraps of rubbish. She let out a sigh of relief... at least she got the massive cylinder out. That was quite an addition to the metal horde Roselia had pulled towards her.<br/><br/>"Shit... that was close. Sorry..." she mumbled.</span><br/><br/>Unlike kate Rose had the vantage point to spot that two mechs were glancing around as if a radar spec was signaling off positions...Then she heard a clanging noise and distractingly watched kate fumble with a little bit of metal. By now they had to have enough metal to at least obtain one mech. If they were really lucky two mechs. However, luck was always hard to find. "Shit... that was close. Sorry..."<br/><br/>" No duh that wss close, I'm sure if you didn't have reactive skills like you do it might have become a really problamatic situation. We do however, have a slight problem, The mech's are glancing around. Also , there is a lage bit of shrapnel to your left that may come in handy." She was aware failure was not an option but neither was being captured. If they weren't careful this plan could end up completely a waste. Just the thought made her shiver. Her feet shifted her postion so she could better see kate and the mechs.<br/><br/>" Do you think we have enough metal to pull this off now?"<br/><br/><span style="color: #FFFF00">Kate's head snapped to the left, and her eyes widened when she saw the large piece of metal hidden amongst more junk. Her eyes lit up, in joy, almost, and she pulled on that one as well, careful not to knock anything over this time. Even though the piece was bigger, she dislodged it with more ease than the previous one, something she was grateful for.<br/><br/>"Good job spotting that one, Roselia. Alright... let's see. Including this, we can take down about three, if we use the material wisely."<br/><br/></span><br/><br/>" With my luck , yea we will be lucky to get one..,I don't want to mess up, so we'll focus on two?" Roselia kept her eyes peeled. " Alright, now get back here so we can get this over with, or am I supposed to go to you..."<br/><span style="color: #FFFF00"><br/>The girl thought about this: two was obviously better than one. And, if they were lucky, the rest of the mechs, the remaining pair, would flee, for now. On the other hand, if luck was not on their side...<br/><br/>'Don't think about that.'</span><br/><br/><span style="color: #FFFF40">"Two, it is. Stay there, I'm coming," Katerina whispered.<br/><br/>She carefully weaving her way in and out of the junk piles lying around. She picked up any remaining scraps of iron she found lying around and stayed hidden, always. When she finally reached Roselia, she tossed the pieces she found with the rest, and gave gave the girl a reassuring grin, looking up at her.<br/><br/>"We'll focus those two," she said, carefully gesturing to the two larger mechs in front that seemed to carry the operation, Touka's and Hiro's. "We'll have just enough to take them both down, and with them out of the way, the rest will most probably retreat. Now. I'm going to go out and distract one of them," she pointed at Hiro's mech, " --that one--while you try and position the metal as best as you can, so they don't sense the change in movement." She pointed at the Tenth Flower. "Let's call that one A, the one you almost knocked over. You hide one of the halves somewhere above B, securely, and then focus on positioning the other half directly over A; that one goes down first. When that's out of the way, all you have to do is push the rest over B. With the temperatures I can produce, it only takes me a second to melt metal, so time each attack well."<br/><br/>She started to rearrange the metal they horded, moving big pieces and small pieces around and making two even piles. Then, looking around for a moment, her eyes light up when they landed on some pieces of torn flimsy netting. She took it and ripped it in half, wrapping the two pieces around each pile of metal, tying knots where needed.<br/><br/>"Here. This should make it easier for you, so you don't have to concentrate on each individual piece." Taking a deep breath, she looked at Roselia with a smile, adrenaline pumping through her veins, her eyes glowing brighter by the second; she was ready.<br/><br/>"Are you ready</span>?"<br/><br/>Kate returned with a few extra pieces of scrap metal or metal from debri. The only good thing about war was the fact that there were plenty of moveable objects laying around. "We'll focus those two,"Roselia shook her head there was no way they could possibly take out those two..considering one of them was able to avoid the water once before. This was when she spotted two mech's taking there sly self down to their level.<br/><br/>" No, we need to focus on the two mech's coming at us, plus the two seemingly in charge may know our tactic due to one almost taking a nose dive into the water." However , it was too late and Kate was already slipping out the speech about how the plan was going to go down. A was the one she already tried to sink. This could go really bad if she wasn't thinking ahead. So while Kate sorted the metal she kept an eye on a large hunk of metal nearby that could come in handy as a sheild.<br/><br/>"Are you ready? Kate asked the words as if people could be prepared for such an action. She nodded her head this plan was bound to misfire somewhere and it was up to her to save both kate and herself. There was no time to lose , 60 seconds were to start as soon as kate went out to distract the mechs.