[member="Illyria"], [member="Phaedra Amaryllis"]
And so suddenly droids! In this particular case they were crappy B-1 ones. The sort of cheaply mass produced automatons that only someone as comically incompetent as the TradeFed Directorate could consider a sound investment for warfare. However, they could be dangerous en masse.
Enyo did not have much of a reprieve before the machines levelled their blasters upon her. She heard Talsir's words, though she paid whatever the elf was saying little mind. Emotions from Phaedra were flooding her like a strong wave. Both the little redhead's intense loathing for Talsir, which somewhat bled into Enyo's own mind set, and her worry. It was both painful and energising.
Droids...like the Archangels who'd raised them. Enyo was more than a little irked about being deceived and lied to. These machines gave her an outlet for her anger about her caretakers. Bolts of blue-white lightning shrieked from her fingertips. Enyo's command of the technique was unpolished and lacking in training, so she ended up suffering stinging burns across her palms, causing her to wince strongly.
However, fuelled by the emotions Phaedra was feeding her, her blasts hit home. One droid, the one whose arm had been damaged by Phaedra's telekinesis, suddenly exploded when struck by the electrical assault. The smell of ozone, burnt circuits and electronics filled the air around them. The second droid suffered damage to its circuits when bolts struck an arm and a leg, falling.
However, more droids engaged and Enyo suddenly yelped out loud when stinging blaster bolts hit her back, then her leg as she tried to keep her balance, causing her to tumble to the hard stone ground. The bolts were not lethal, but sure stung a lot and it's not like she'd been shot before. As dim-witted as the droids were, they were smart enough to exploit a chance when they saw it and so they began unloading upon her.
A shot grazed her face, then suddenly the landscape began to shift in her mind. In place of the automatons, she saw heavily armoured soldiers fighting a desperate battle against monstrosities and abominations. Tanks, blood, death and carnage, man and monster alike perishing when the mountain ceiling caved in. The images shifted too fast for her to process, the voices inside her mind rose to a deafening chorus.
"Omegans, to victory! No pity, no prisoners!"
"Blood for the blood god!"
"Fight to the death for your god!"
"Second Company needs armoured support now!"
"They have fething demon engines!"
"'This will be Kerrigan's grave..."
"Stahlmann has routed the fleet!"
"The Dark God is fallen!"
"Oh, god, she's dropping the roof! Run!"
"Lady Protector, I've recovered the Exarch."
She beheld the image of a seemingly indomitable war goddess, smiting the monsters and bringing down cataclysm upon friend and foe alike. Enyo snapped when she beheld her face, that of Siobhan Kerrigan. Something primal and aggressive was stirred inside her at the hateful sight of the woman she believed to be her tormentor. Caring not about how much she hurt herself as she scorched her hands, she unleashed a torrent of lightning in all directions against the machines. Pure devastation was unleashed upon the room.