Of course, even after she gave her instructions for both the inside and the out to focus their efforts on a particular area of the flames, she had to wait for that coordination to meet before she could really get going. Asagi could see through the drones and just about estimate where it was going to be, but they had to be careful. This place was - she realized - a precarious thread of blown-up material holding up other parts of the building, ravaged by fire and about to be subjected to extreme cooling. She would have to be quick. So, even as Charles was "On it!", she knew this to be a dangerous game, more-so than she had been playing a moment ago.
Trying...not to think about Sienna's condition in her arms, Asagi moved forward to meet the area in which Charles was blasting. She knew that this was a little awkward for him, but as she suspected, the extinguishers were able to be improvised by the one-handed man. Again, she wondered who he was. He wasn't a normal homeless git. He was a strangely cool guy who cared about things. Well, no different - she supposed - than the military woman saving her neighbor's daughter, perhaps. In any case, soon, she could see water streaming in around the area that she had originally gone in. Karl was directing all the emergency surfaces to that spot. Asagi knew she could count on him.
Once the path had been cleared, she boldly strode out of it. She had to go on ahead of Charles. The kid was the priority and she was holding the kid. Sienna was out-cold still. She was lucky, in a way. Ironically, Nathaniel Cray had solved all of their problems. He had been a terrible husband, but at least he did what was right as a father, and protected his child. So, Irina would at least have her back. It was just...it was just... Oh god, not now! Not now! Karine felt herself trying to spasm where the muscles in her arms use to be. She had these great prosthetic limbs, but not without disadvantages. For one: A Phantom Limb Syndrome that tied in with how disturbed she had been by the result of her accident, three years ago. She now handed Sienna over to the paramedics, getting her coat back.
"T-take her. She'll be bleeding internally. Legs are pretty bad. Earsdrums damaged. I need..."
Air? Open space? Asagi wasn't sure. She backed away, feeling a temporary relapse of how foreign her limbs had felt to her before she had been properly-oriented. She had all the connections and advanced reactive programming in the world, but the memory of the accident had just been triggered, and Karl would recognize the lingering effects of Cyber-Psychosis, the mind-body shock of having a foreign feeling where the limb or part of the body where it normally resided. She would've wandered off to ride it out, but she noticed the sound of materials shifting, looked over, and saw-
"Charles, look out!"
Debris from above! Part of the next floor up wanted to say hello!
Trying...not to think about Sienna's condition in her arms, Asagi moved forward to meet the area in which Charles was blasting. She knew that this was a little awkward for him, but as she suspected, the extinguishers were able to be improvised by the one-handed man. Again, she wondered who he was. He wasn't a normal homeless git. He was a strangely cool guy who cared about things. Well, no different - she supposed - than the military woman saving her neighbor's daughter, perhaps. In any case, soon, she could see water streaming in around the area that she had originally gone in. Karl was directing all the emergency surfaces to that spot. Asagi knew she could count on him.
Once the path had been cleared, she boldly strode out of it. She had to go on ahead of Charles. The kid was the priority and she was holding the kid. Sienna was out-cold still. She was lucky, in a way. Ironically, Nathaniel Cray had solved all of their problems. He had been a terrible husband, but at least he did what was right as a father, and protected his child. So, Irina would at least have her back. It was just...it was just... Oh god, not now! Not now! Karine felt herself trying to spasm where the muscles in her arms use to be. She had these great prosthetic limbs, but not without disadvantages. For one: A Phantom Limb Syndrome that tied in with how disturbed she had been by the result of her accident, three years ago. She now handed Sienna over to the paramedics, getting her coat back.
"T-take her. She'll be bleeding internally. Legs are pretty bad. Earsdrums damaged. I need..."
Air? Open space? Asagi wasn't sure. She backed away, feeling a temporary relapse of how foreign her limbs had felt to her before she had been properly-oriented. She had all the connections and advanced reactive programming in the world, but the memory of the accident had just been triggered, and Karl would recognize the lingering effects of Cyber-Psychosis, the mind-body shock of having a foreign feeling where the limb or part of the body where it normally resided. She would've wandered off to ride it out, but she noticed the sound of materials shifting, looked over, and saw-
"Charles, look out!"
Debris from above! Part of the next floor up wanted to say hello!