"MERCURY. WE ARE LOOKING AT A FLYING TRAIN THAT LOOKS LIKE IT CAME FROM THE DEEPEST PITS OF HELL. AND YOU WANT TO PUNCH IT?" Rafael asked, exasperated at his friend's enthusiasm. He couldn't say he hadn't expected it, but<span style="font-style: italic">come on.</span>Diamond dogs? Okay, they were a pain in the ass and hurt to punch, but they weren't too bad. Zombies? He could deal with those, because they were slow and dumb and fell apart.<br/><br/>But this was a doom train, and one that was spewing flames at that.<br/><br/>This was<span style="font-style: italic">kind of on another level.</span><br/><br/>Still, if Mercury wanted to have a go with the crazy-looking train, Rafael would be there to back him up. He took a fighting stance next to his friend, letting him have his moment of catchphrase-saying.<br/><br/>---<br/><br/>From the train, Ozzy laughed loudly, obviously excited at the idea of finally getting a turn with the two. "I won't, mate! 'CAUSE I DON'T WANNA STOP!" He turned the train's course downward, and as it began its descent, the flames coming off the hellish vehicle intensified, as did its speed. It roared towards the building like a bat out of hell, very much looking the part.<br/><br/>Ozzy pulled himself back into the train, leaning back in the seat as he approached the building. The flames coming out of the skull on the front flared up as it landed on the rooftop, cracking the building's walls due to the sheer force. It began circling the pair, the flames from the chimney now reaching high into the sky as it sped up. It was unclear exactly what their opponent's first move was, but it sure as hell looked like the fight would be more complicated than the others.<br/><br/>The first attack came, accompanied by more laughter, as a fireball the size of a minivan erupted from the skull's jaws. It circled the roof's perimeter as well, before splitting into a multitude of smaller fireballs which homed in on Mercury and Rafael.