It's a testament to something (either the original maker's work or Bunny's accuracy) that the drone didn't completely go to pieces when her shots took it down. Of course, the landing afterwards isn't going to make it useful for much beyond parts, but that's just one of those downsides to actually using the flying part the phrase 'flying drone.'<br/><br/>The other runners also manage to take out a drone each, which does some wonders for breaking the power of this fully active and operational battle swarm. Or perhaps whoever it is controlling the things just sucks. Range is traded off with them shooting at a stationary target, and yet the drones don't even manage to scratch the metaphorical paint on the warehouse. (The literal paint probably has equally literal scratches, but the point holds. There were enough drones that the swarm should have done some non-cosmetic damage to the place.)<br/><br/>Of course, neither loss nor ineffectiveness seem to stall this swarm, so they keep on with their clinking, clanking approach, giving little to no care about the runners that just managed to take a bite out of the group.