>>@Team [Ace] Sam, some suppressive fire?
Ohanzee saw that Doc was okay - okay enough to function, anyway - and that with him back he could start applying some first aid. While Ohanzee couldn't pinpoint where he knew it from, he did know that he would have to wait until Doc was done applying his mundane medicine before Ohanzee could apply his magic if they wanted to maximize the benefit. That left Ohanzee with a little time to help keep the Bulldog from escaping before he was better utilized off the battlefield. And the best way to do that would be to clear the occupants out of the vehicle. If only I had a grenade - not that I could throw it right if I did. And besides, he couldn't have the grenade go off because they needed that car to be in operating condition. But the enemy didn't know that.
So Ohanzee decided to make his own grenade. With an effort of will he brought the grenade into existence, then a person to deliver it. Oddly enough, the first person he could think of was APB, the elf woman they had lost so soon after waking. Bringing her back into the fight seemed a fitting way to honor her memory. The elf crouched low and hurried forward, Ohanzee trailing slowly behind. The spell's energies had not been channeled as gracefully as he would have liked and his focus had taken a bit of a beating.
Once he had moved to the front of the RV and found a point where he could view the Bulldog well enough, the elf stopped, stood upright, and lobbed the grenade toward the Bulldog. The device sailed in a beautiful arc, landing with a loud clink! on the floor inside the open side door of the van. The momentum of the throw carried the grenade into the far wall where it clanked again and bounced back, careening toward the front of the van, angling sharply off the roof with another loud thump before hitting the dashboard where the windshield met it, and rolling to rest in the corner farthest from the driver.
Ohanzee smiled a little through the pain he was in. There was no way any of the occupants of the van could have missed the show. He debated having it beep a countdown like the bombs in the Trids do, getting faster and faster leading up to the explosion, but decided against it. He'd seen enough real grenades (where? when?) to know that that was not the reality. He kept watch on the grenade. If that failed to have the proper effect, he could always turn it into a gas grenade and fill the interior with a lethal looking fog.
>> @Team [Ohanzee] Grenade in Bulldog is illusory
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At the Tata, Wolf was nearly in position behind the mage, watching the prone form struggle to stand. This will be an easy kill, he thought, licking his chops. Then the struggling mage slipped and fell, striking his head against the smaller motorized wagon and the mage's aura shot through with a deep pain, brilliant in color to Wolf's senses. It took him a moment to realize that the brightly colored aura was not just a result of the strong emotion, but that the mage was actually astrally perceiving, opening himself to Wolf's attack without his needing to re-form his material body.
Welcome to dinner, Wolf growled happily, then sunk his teeth into the mage's astral form.