Turning away from the open Door, Eddy picked up the heavy phonograph he often carried around and set it on an unoccupied seat, fiddling with the on switch until it crackled and hummed with power. A needle scratched for several seconds before a voice emerged from the tube.<br/><em>"The Adventures Of Edison, Volume Thirty-Three, Chapter Twelve.<br/><br/>I stood there, looking out of my crippled battle titan through the giant hole Doctor Nefarious's death ray had blasted into its cockpit, and knew I would not be so lucky on his second shot. Luck was needed, though, as I was more than fifty feet off the ground, with no time to descend the internal ladders to safety. Instead, I unfastened my coat, braced, then leaped out of the machine - arms and legs spread wide to increase my drag and slow me down, the billowing coat doing the rest as a makeshift parachute. I landed hard, with a roll, but all bones intact, and came up fists clenched to swing at the malevolent doctor and his giant lemur bodyguards..."</em><br/><br/>The voice cut off with a loud 'POP' and a thin trickle of smoke began to issue from the exhaust vent. Eddy shut it off and returned to the hatch, just in time to hear the explosion and see the flash of Nightshade's bomb."Approximate altitude, fifty-five feet. Ground composition, mixed dirt and unworked stone particles. Recorded disembarkation technique judged effective." Crouching as the voice had described, he jumped out of the airship on artificial muscles, spreading his limbs as wide as they would go to counter the lack of any coat. It worked, to a degree, though his duck-and-roll still left a small crater on impact and covered him in a thin layer of dust. Approaching the barriers that blocked the doors, he gripped them and pulled.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Spoiler: Click to Show/Hide</div><div class="spoiler_body">OOC:<br/>Initiative 15+2=17.<br/>Acrobatics check 14+4=18. Halves to Damage 3, Impervious ignores.<br/>No idea how to 'attack' a defenseless object, the book is a little unclear- I can auto-hit for normal damage, or attack normally and get an automatic critical, but I'm not certain what I need to get on the attack roll.)</div></div>