Hatsu held on to his attack for now, the strange orb hovering over the palm of his hand. Even though he really wanted to trash these guys for killing a comrade, he still had to save his energy to move death. For now, he only let off attacks when it looked like the sonic boy was getting overwhelmed. Early on, he'd entertained the idea that beating these foes would be easy--and it was. The problem was that there seemed to be an endless supply of them.<br/><br/><span style="font-style: italic">The others may also be fighting,</span>he thought. Their presence had certainly been noticed.<span style="font-style: italic">Well, if we're all being ambushed by an endless supply of Ice Golems, that might count as an emergency. We'll be safer in a bigger group at this rate.</span>Clenching his fist to dissolve his electrokinetic orb, Hatsu took a moment to gather electricity. A crackling charge raced across him and started to singe his clothes. His eyes even started to glow from the excess stimulation to his retina. When he felt he had enough to make a signal the others could easily trace, he pointed his right arm to the sky and let the charge escape into the dry air.<br/><br/>The result was better than he was expecting. The winter air probably carried the charge better than a tropical summer one would have. The result was something like a reverse lightning bolt. It shot up to the sky in a jagged snake-like motion, then flashed and traveled along the clouds when it reached them. The ionic charge condensed the water vapor in the clouds, causing for rapid precipitation. To Hatsu, it looked like he'd blown a hole in the sky.<span style="font-style: italic">Well, that'll be easy to follow,</span>he thought. "Hang on tight," Hatsu called to the sonic boy, who'd barely recovered from the awe of the display in time to dodge an incoming attack. "Hopefully we'll have reinforcements soon.