Fear touched her body when the creature’s gaze was on her.  Creature was the only word to describe the hulking frame before her.  That word alone not even able to comprehend the power resonating from before her, but that was all she had to make the comparison.  Like steel cable her muscles tightened in anticipation for the collision, muscles bulged from beneath their metal covering.  Untested, unknown her list of untried capabilities tickled the back of her mind.  Could she truly withstand this onslaught?  Was her power enough to take the strike from a figure that caused such destruction?<br/><br/>Then the green figure of her teammate struck home.  Confidence resonated from his every movement.  A warrior breed and true, he did not hesitate to leap into the action.  He risked his life on entry and Caroline knew in her heart she could not do the same.  Beside her she felt the air from Hyperion, felt the strength of him as he bent his will to protecting the people around them from the havoc to come.  He was relying on her and Gamoran to win this fight.  Just as Gamoran would be relying on her to help him, to put this creature into the earth.  Bare feet pushed to the ground to propel her forward at a frightening pace.  Like a train her body lurched forward, momentum powered behind her while her gaze focused on the backside before her.<br/><br/>Caroline saw Abomination’s muscles ripple to life.  Her own metallic frame shifting as he did the same, positioning herself to deliver a blow to match the one he intended to craft.  When the boom of his strike went off she was already pushed into the air behind him.  Muscles of metal worked in unison to lift her hands above her head.  Back arched to build even more power, utilizing the tiny muscles there when her body bent forwards to drive her hands downward.  A pair of fists united into one powerful force.  The muscles of her body building the force to drive downward to a single point at her hands.  Eyes kept their focus on his spine, driving the mallet of her hand downward to his bone.  Feet sank down to anchor against him as best as possible.<br/><br/>The creature’s lapse in turning his back to her was going to be taken at full advantage.<br/>