AxisOfRotation

Aliasse rose its precision rifle, sending a flurry of bullets straight towards Belladonna. Holly, taken by surprise, tried raising her shield to block as many as she could, but most of the bullets collided with the center of the mech. She could feel the impact of the bullets shake the machine, just a few layers of reinforced metal directly between the bullet’s impact points and the front of her face. “Thanks for the warning!” Holly shouted out in exasperation before jumping backwards, disappearing over the top of the dune as several more bullets shot through the sand, chasing after her. “Ah! I’m sorry!” Per

The wind rushed by the ship; the sky grew more and more blue as the elevation dropped. “Five hundred feet feels a lot higher all of a sudden,” Brendan grimaced. “This sand is going to be intense.” “I’ll keep it under control,” Holly affirmed. “If we can survive the drop, this shouldn’t be too bad.” “It’s going to be t-tough,” Perri pointed out, “Even though we’re up against an older mech, the terrain is going to make it hard, if not impossible, t-to move quickly. Your usual strategy isn’t going to work.” “Yeah, yeah,” Holly rolle