The stars look very different today

[7-seas-czar.livejournal.com]

Arthur has been spending as much time as he can on the Watchtower, which, is not really all that much. Re-arranging things in his kingdom and moving forward in his life, are things that seem to take up time and certainly take up time before being a hero. He does miss it, though, the adventure, the camraderie.

The food up here has something to say for it as well. In Atlantis, almost nothing crunches unless it involves bones.

Sitting in the mess, he's looking out over all of that blue, finishing off what must be his third glass of water.

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Re: In The Stellar Sea

[metromarvel.livejournal.com]

"Diana!" Superman does not mention the large, rigid, pointed object Wonder Woman may see them trying to fend off, because sometimes you don't need narration.

"Alliez-oup!" Superman then proclaims, bucking forward! If Aquaman does his part, they'll shove the damaged hangar door off of the side of the Justice Jet, barreling a dozen astral poachers over! Several hang off from silver threads attached to the Stellar Sloop, while Superman leaps forward, ready to fight the pirate menace!

He is then shot in the chest with an electrified trident. "O-ooo-ooow!" Superman shudders, his hands shaking as he tries, fails, tries again, and finally manages to rip the weapon off of him. "I...I think we've got Gordanians." Superman points, to where a smug looking lizard-man is backed up by five of his clutch brothers.

Re: In The Stellar Sea

[7-seas-czar.livejournal.com]

Aquaman does, in fact, do his part. It is a wonderful thing to knock them all over like that. It brings a smile to his face to be in the thick of battle with his friends.

"Ah. Gordanians! Excellent."

Re: In The Stellar Sea

[spirit-of-truth.livejournal.com]

Thankfully there are space re-breathers nearby, and Diana grabs the nearest and fits it to her face.

She then dives out of the now-open door, heading towards the nearest Star Sloop and wrestling with one of the giant space harpoons, attempting to remove it from the ship.

Re: In The Stellar Sea

[metromarvel.livejournal.com]

"She never was one for hanging back." Superman asides to Aquaman, happy that his friend's spirit seems to have been sparked again. Diana makes an easy charge to the harpoon cannon, which is heavily bolted onto the Star Sloop. She can get it off, but it'll take a few moments to properly tug it free.

Moments the pair of Gordianians, armed with electrified tridents, capture bolas, and heavy laser nets don't intend to give her.

The other three charge at Superman and Aquaman. "Ack!" Superman exclaims, a pair of bolas wrapping around his legs and leaving him hopping for balance. Stupid screwy artificial gravity. Aquaman, meanwhile, has to deal with one Gordanian kneeling down and shooting his trident at him, while the other closes into striking distance, swiping its claws at the king of the sea.

Re: In The Stellar Sea

[7-seas-czar.livejournal.com]

Arthur would also be happier to get away from the false gravity and into space, though he can handle both. The trident that is shot at him is grabbed out of the air, or lack of air as the case may be, and spun around to be used as a weapon. Luckily, it is one he's rather well versed with as the length of it is lifted to block those in coming claws.

Re: In The Stellar Sea

[spirit-of-truth.livejournal.com]

The two Gordianians close in on her with tridents at the ready, and one shoots a laser net at her.

The net she ducks, barely, but this brings her in line with one electrified trident, and her back arches as the current races through her body.

Another tug and the harpoon cannon is free.

Re: In The Stellar Sea

[7-seas-czar.livejournal.com]

Arthur is happy that the harpoon canon is out of the way as he's still busy engaged in hand to hand with the Gordanians. In the forefront of his mind he can hear the baby Sun Eater crying out for its mother in fear. It is a strong motivator.