â€œAlright; I cannot move liquid but the object I move is meltable once I move it. I can keep it stationary â€˜till it melts but that will only last for 30 seconds. I would suggest we try and deliberate on an object that would work,â€ Kate heard Roselia say. She gave the brown haired girl a smirk, shrugging, as if sheâ€™d expected such a question.<br/><br/>â€œI have something in mindâ€”,â€ she started, but a loud female voice was projected into the small area, interrupting her.  It came from, what she assumed was, the mech that Roselia almost knocked into the water.<br/><br/>"Espers! Do not waste your lives defending something which does not exist. The terrorists will be eradicated and you will be judged severely even if you manage to survive or flee as a fugitive for the rest of your life.  This is your last chance! We will not guarantee your lives if you do not surrender immediately,â€ the voice said. Katerina felt like groaning at the bunch of crap the woman in the mech was saying.<span style="font-style: italic">To hell with that</span>; as if she'd give up now. She snapped her head back to the girl next to her and stared her down.<br/><br/>â€œFuck what she says. Iâ€™m not a quitter. And, correct me if Iâ€™m wrong, but I donâ€™t peg you for one either,â€ she said with a hint of a growl in her voice, genuinely angered at the fact that she was threatened, underestimated and asked to surrender.  As if.<br/><br/>"Pshhh. Wasting our time; what a load of bullshit,â€ Roselia replied, making Kate smile in triumph.<br/><br/>â€œThatâ€™s what I like to hear.â€<br/><br/>â€œSo, Kate, do you see anything useful? I'll try to use the com to let them know our plan.â€<br/><br/>Kate nodded with a determined, wicked smile on her face.  She reached out and grabbed a random piece of iron from the pile of rubble they were hiding behind and tossed it from one hand to the other, as if playing with it.<br/><br/>â€œMolten iron is very dense and heavy. Thirty seconds will be enough; no more, no less. Ifâ€¦â€ Kate said with a grin, pausing for a moment. She looked at Roselia with a raised eyebrow, partly challenging her, partly hoping sheâ€™d be able to help and get them their definite victory. â€œIfâ€¦ you can keep it up for that long.â€<br/><br/>â€œPlan sink will be put in motion; if we aren't successful at least it was a shot," she replied, acknowledging Katerina and her plan. Kate raised an eyebrow at her, dropping the lethal expression from her face for a mere moment, though her eyes continued to glow visibly.<br/><br/>â€œPlanâ€¦ sink?â€<br/><br/>To this, Roselia simply shrugged sheepishly and Kate mirrored her shortly after.  It was a matter of life and death. Names didnâ€™t matter.<br/><br/>â€œFair enough,â€ she continued, biting her lip and smirking again. She turned to the direction of the mechs, eyeing their position and the space they had to put â€˜Plan Sinkâ€™ into action.<br/><br/>It wasnâ€™t ideal. But it could definitely work. Still studying the area, and making a small blueprint in her mind of the idea put into action, she continued speaking to Roselia.<br/><br/>â€œLet the others know about our plan. And let me know how many have surrendered, if any. I doubt it thoughâ€¦â€ she instructed, but it was more of a request than a demand. 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€<br/><br/>With that, Kate quickly scurried over from pile to pile, moving junk as fast as she could, tossing any metal bits she found behind her, and letting Roselia pull them back so she wasnâ€™t weighed down when she moved on to find more. Between her quick pace and stealthy swift movements, she doubted anyone had seen her; especially the mech operators. They were too distracted by other Espers, further in front, that were debating whether they should go or stay.<br/><br/>To Katerina this wasnâ€™t a matter to be considered, though. Anyone who told her she couldnâ€™t do something, or wrapped her up for less than she is, had to have something coming to them, or she would die trying. But she was alive, so far; she hadnâ€™t died yet. And that only fueled her will further.