After the twin pilots of the Hades finished putting the Einenlancer out of commission for the rest of the match, McCree began turning the behemoth around to locate Alister so they could finish the assault. He instead found a bazooka shell firing right past the spherical armor that kept the MW from being attack from behind, above, or the sides and striking the main body of the Hades, holding his chair as the machine rocked with a blast that would turn any lesser Weapon into mostly smoldering, twisted scrap.<br/><br/>The Hades was a lesser Weapon, though, so it survived the blast, though not without some damage. With a gaping hole in its frame and some damaged systems, the mech slowly began to descend to the ground as power needed to be diverted from its flight system. "Alex, get back and repair the cooling system. I'll take over weapons," the southern pilot called over his SATCOM before sending a few rapid taps through his controls. "Entering Crawler formation," he announced and, just before touching the ground, the Hades' outer shell swiveled around it to form a hemisphere on the mech's front while it laid down on its back, completely obscured by the now dome-like shell until a slot opened in it and the tip of the main cannon popped out. Lining its aim up with the Zero, the now single-piloted beast opened fire.<br/><br/>---<br/><br/>Anastasia shrugged as Jareth brought up her friend and coworker of sorts, wondering just how much she should be talking about him with a rival pilot. "About as good as he's done in the previous seasons, I suppose. That second match of his was a bit of a disaster but he won his third without too much of a hassle. His opponent was a newbie with a close-quarters focus, but he was just too slow to match up to the TG." The purple-haired girl smiled softly then. "I don't think Monty's all that focused on the matches anymore, though. There's this female pilot he's gone to hang out with a few times that's taking up a lot of his interest."