<strong>Maria "Dyra" de Lago (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=343665.msg16232100#msg16232100)</strong><br/><strong>Locale</strong>: Outside of Sun Labs, on top of a rooftop.<br/><strong>Outfit</strong>: Cheap costume (https://i.imgur.com/YcgJk4G.png)<br/><hr/>Dyra teleported down to ground level, where the people were trying to lift the car off of the guy pinned beneath the inert vehicle. However, she did not move to join them: she knew that she was not strong enough to physically lift the object keeping the legs immobile: instead, Dyra turned around and kept a lookout for Mammoth and her teammates. Outwardly, she seemed like she was keeping an eye out for trouble, looking as though she would jump in if Mammoth started to move towards them or something similar.<br/><br/>Instead, she decided to do something different and implant a delusion in Mammoth's mind: the powers of illusion, which she kept hidden, were vast and incredibly varied but… she had, of course, the ability to affect a single target with her delusions: it was also something that was easier than affecting entire scores of people. Her magics could be very subtle too and outwardly she did not need to make motions or chanting for her illusory spell to affect someone.<br/><br/>So, as she looked as though she was there to keep the immediate vicinity, meaning the civilians, safe, Dyra also focused on Mammoth and crafted an illusion that would make him and only him see double. From his left and right, another Freight Train and another Superion appeared in his peripheral vision, floating slightly off the ground and howling with laughter, as if his enraged attacks were the funniest shit ever. Of course, being a delusion of his mind, Mammoth would find himself unable to land even a glancing blow at the illusions, the magic constructs deftly, effortlessly dodging out of any enraged swings or throws, never ceasing their annoying laughter, meant to enrage and distract him. Because that was all Dyra wanted to do: distract Mammoth, so that he would not notice her teammates' counterattack before it was too late.