[ Something in Livio's tone doesn't sound right. Wolfwood can't identify it, but he sounds... upset? Enough so that he puts the monster worm in the sky on hold for just a moment, turning to the man who would have been his little brother in another lifetime, a worried frown visible even in the dim, rained-out night. ]
Hey, Livio, you--
[ But that's all the time he gets for that question, because just ahead of the worm comes a gravity wave stronger than anything he's ever experienced. It's how the thing flies, pushing energy against energy to cancel out the pull of the planet against its giant bulk. Beneath their feet the building groans ominously... and then there's nothing beneath their feet as the gravity wave catches them up and they float into the air.
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Hey, Livio, you--
[ But that's all the time he gets for that question, because just ahead of the worm comes a gravity wave stronger than anything he's ever experienced. It's how the thing flies, pushing energy against energy to cancel out the pull of the planet against its giant bulk. Beneath their feet the building groans ominously... and then there's nothing beneath their feet as the gravity wave catches them up and they float into the air.
Wolfwood has never sworn so much in his life. ]
What the fuck?! Do we shoot it?
[ Isn't that always the answer? ]