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Vers nodded, and followed Cel. Once she seemed to slow her pace, Vers pulled her behind a convenient shooting-range-stall-thing. "Cel, listen, if this sort of stuff is bothering you - which it clearly is, and I'm no psychologist - I want you to let me know, alright? Until you get better, just stay here, alright? I'll go on ahead, but just make sure to stay in radio contact at all times," he said, setting his weapon down for a brief moment, only to draw a silver pistol and what Cel could only assume was some kind of communication device.

"That's a lightning gun. Fairly obvious, you know. Point it at anyone, and shoot, and it'll deliver a fairly painful charge. As for the comm device, just hold down the red button and speak into it. I should be able to hear you properly, since my arm's computer should be able to dynamically adjust the volume and whatnot. I'm going to go on ahead, alright?" Slowly, Vers inserted a earpiece into his right ear, and picked up his weapon. With all of the stealth of an elite sniper, Vers made his way closer to Ardin and Nette's group.

With his back against another convenient stall, Vers looked around the corner, and scouted in their direction with the aid of his firearm's scope. Pressing his right hand to the earpiece, Vers spoke up. Cel should be able to hear his voice from the little comm device that could, albeit with slight static distortions.

"Cel, there's three people up ahead. I don't know anything about them, but they don't seem to have any weapons, so I'll assume that they're not hostiles. I'll continue scouting, and I'll give you occasional updates. Vers out."



Koren, knowing that the Second Armada of the Mighty Telekinetic Rocket Sheep Empire had failed, struck a pose, with one finger pointing at the ceiling. Without really yelling anything coherent (yes, that meant that he's yelling nonsense), Koren lifted up, and flew right out of the Mall, complete with sparkles and a rainbow caused by the telekinetic refraction of light. Which shouldn't be possible.

Unfortunately for the insane lad, the S.S. Koren only had so much telekinetic fuel, and ended up crashing in That One Cafe, leaving a gaping hole in the ceiling. At least he doesn't have to pay for any of the damage.