Thread: Fight the power!!!(Razgriz and I)

Simon just rubbed the back of his head as Nia asked him, Just...A little extra something for tomorrow Ron just smiled happily to see two people in love always brought light to his day, and made these moments of crushing despair much easier to bear. Alright, lovebirds, I think it's time you two be somewhere else, don't you agree? We're probably going to be starting her up soon...HEY! The genius then called down the hatch, a voice over the intercom stating We're just coming out! No problems on our end! Ron just crossed his arms and nodded, Good, now we just need to wait for the all-clear from the night team. Then we can start making headway again. It really had been too long since they stopped moving, but their external sensors were still heavily damaged and the armor integrity was less than optimal. Yoko had a point They never did stay in one place, even if they went the wrong way more times than anyone would probably admit. And honestly? He wasn't hungry either, but he knew he hadn't eaten much so he was going to force himself to even if it made him feel sick to his stomach. Yeah...I know, I just wish that day would come sooner rather than later. If I had just taken care of Viral... Kittan had the opportunity during the Battle of Teppelin, but once Rossiu intervened to save Simon they knew it was over. The Spiral King was just too strong, but at the very least he would have been more encumbered trying to rise a new leader. None of the other Beastmen were as intelligent as Viral or the four former Generals, at least not to anyone's knowledge. And with Adiane's super-soldiers still a relative unknown, however few there might be...Everything was just so difficult. Like always though, the conversation didn't last long eventually Kittan just pushed his tray away. This time he did manage to eat almost all of it, but the others he usually asked if anyone else wanted to finish his plate. And in doing so would get a generous second serving. Alright...Going to try and get some rest. I suggest you do the same, Yoko. the blonde man stated tiredly, standing up and walking to his quarters. Irula and the others finally made it to the surface, his own Gunman - one that had no name - emerging first. The blued hue of the metal was worn and chipped all over add that to the dents on its surface and the image of a battered, worn-down machine was quite disheartening. More of a custom build from his time before meeting Team Gurren, it was actually a bit easier to find replacement parts for since it had no energy weapons on its being. The plating on the fists was still not in great shape, but they were designed to allow him to fight like Viral's Enkidudu. The others soon followed behind him, spreading out and searching for anything that might have snuck up close. The lands were so barren, still, lifeless it was like the Battle of Teppelin robbed this world of the will to live on. Granted, everyone was thankful there were no enemy Beastmen yet, but they would have liked to see more wildlife than just the prey species they hunted for food. After an about an hour of searching the immediate vicinity, no one in the team picked up anything nearby. Simon and Nia were both up in the main control tower, waiting by the radio for the all-clear. Just then, Irula's voice came through Irula to Dai-Gurren, area is clear and free of hostiles. I repeat, area is clear and free of hostiles. Simon just nodded and pressed a button for the intercom, All hands, prepare for start-up. I repeat, prepare for start-up. There was a bit of a lurch less than a minute after Simon spoke those words, the massive legs of the Dai-Gun starting to move through the tunnels. And it wasn't long before the gigantic mech finally broke the surface through one of the exits. The plan was to try and use the twilight hours to maximize land travel digging through the rock with Lagann was safer, sure but considerably slower. And besides The eve before their anniversary was a perfect night to see the evening sky. Letting out a sigh of relief, Simon just grinned, Man, I'd almost forgotten what this looked like. He knew they would have to go back under again, but at least the endless view of rock, rock and more rock - all too reminiscent of his time in Jeeha - would be put on hold for now. The stars twinkled and the oranges of the eve were tracing through the event horizon of the last light. But what waited for them ahead one could only guess.