Silhouette's Gundam Case Summary

“Where do you think you’re going?” She demanded. Then she fired the first shot which ended up nicking the tip of Terra’s shoulder.

Logan flicked on his flashlight and pointed it to the ground, “ It looks like there are footprints going towards the tunnel”.

“Uhh sir, we might have a problem. The monster is now 100 feet away from us.” Another soldier said.

"So here's a dumb question; why are you in my house?" Lana heard the click of a cocked gun behind her, and decided which way to play this.

“Did you hear that?” asked the short soldier, nervously fondling his rifle, “Sounded like footsteps.”

We-neg waves his hand toward the box. It's ineffectual. He turns towards the side, ponders. His eyes become crooked.

I get the boys attention and point to the window. “Hang back. I’m going to see if I can get her out there. You see anything, cover me.”

He calculated a firing solution, fire and missed; the drones moved to the portside of the ship and began to fire. Major Tso reacted quickly, “Elle, damage report?”

She grabbed the teen by the arm, “We are going in, but under a cloaking spell. I need to know what is going on.” They disappeared from the street and then invisibly reappeared inside the building.

He pulled desperately at the trigger, repeatedly and consistently, the weapon only emitting clicks. Its centrifugal design gave at least some more hope, as there had to be one shell in that infernal contraption.

“Earp, what is that?” Dolls reached for her, trying to calm her visible panic, but she stepped back, away from him.

“I see, so this is what you meant by engineered for a purpose?” asked Aella.

Indeed, Marus did. He upholstered his electro-mag pistol and rigidly outstretched his arms in the air with his finger on its trigger sensor.

"What do you think you're doing?" Deiphobus asked, his voice thick with barely concealed irritation. He tapped his foot and every couple of seconds looked in the direction of the stables.

"You think you can do a better job." Tera looked up as Oz cursed about her not being quick enough. The ticking of the bomb was nearly deafening as she started to look back to it. The movement of shadows played just outside her vision, "Their closing in." she mentioned despite Oz more than likely already being aware of them.