The red laser light halted the group movement. Aderyn paused, and looked back. A gesture and a mirror-like shield appeared between herself and the suits. It rather destroyed the near-invisibility she had managed previously. She shifted in place and then with a soft sigh lifted her voice, "Energy blooms in the air. The farther you are the less precise and the less strength, though hitting a low flying bird means you'll want to be quite a way back if you don't feel equipped to deal with this." Hadn't they ever tried a levin bolt at a distance? Well maybe not. She hardly knew anything about these people. Probably an alchemist had no idea, and the man who wasn't a mage. Still. "Dense fog or anything putting particles in the air will disrupt their power, their path. Of course then you can't see them. You can reflect the energy as well, but only if you get the right energy level..."<br/><br/>With a soft laugh, sounding slightly breathless she added more softly, "Brother I leave it to you to watch for anything that is.. not energy." Her chest lifted and fell noticeably, a large cloud of steam from her exhale. Then she ran toward the suits, moving from her partially concealed location. She did manage to stay out of the line of fire, coming at the suits more from the side. She made herself obvious. It would be hard for the suits to see her form precisely for she left her shimmering shield in place for the moment. Energy was energy, but SHE was not a creature of limitless power. It was better to test them on something other than her own skin.<br/><br/>Islwyn ran down a branch that should not have held him and flung himself through the air a rather disturbing distance to land in another tree. Of course, unless anyone was looking up, it wasn't that obvious a move. He was silent, and the rattle of shifting branches masked by louder gunfire. The shadows of the branches seemed to wrap him in darkness.<br/><br/>In a new and closer position now, he held his fire to remain unseen, and he watched. Well watched and silently cursed the fact his powers weren't strong enough to... improve the bullets in the hand gun. Everyone was focused on the suits and the lasers, so he turned his eyes outwards. There might not be anything else, but he could make sure, while Aderyn tested the suits. She was being cautious. He figured even he could probably take one of the beams without much trouble, but he supposed there was more than one laser in play.<br/><br/>A thought that proved itself moments later as Aderyn was lit up in red light. Some of it reflected from her shield, burning back toward the suits, though weakened in power. The rest would power her shield and perhaps more. Bullets would be a problem. Lasers were just... energy. Food of an inferior type.