Let's get this party started [Locked to select individuals/Hackable] --> [Action]

[benigncancer]

[This post is locked to Psiioniic, Suzaku Kururugi, Taiki, Minato, Sam Winchester, and Ed Elric]

OKAY I'M FINISHED WITH MY PITY PARTY.
NOW IT'S TIME TO GO TO WORK.
LET'S MEET ON THE THIRTEENTH FLOOR IN ONE HOUR.

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[fractus-animus.livejournal.com]

He listens intently, letting the first bit slide. He'd forgotten that of course there'd be small cultural differences, but nevertheless, there were probably far more important things at hand. He was mostly glad that Signless was the type who was, like him, hoping not to hurt too many people unless it were necessary.

"I doubt we'll be getting a warm one, but... it'll be worth the risk if we can get somewhere, I suppose. Just so long as no one has to be critically injured unless necessary. There's been too much bloodshed lately."

Far too much. Minato pauses before adding one other thing, expression neutral but serious.

"What can I do to help?"

[benigncancer]

Signless nodded. There had definitely been too much, and that was why he intended to try to stop it. "I could really use your versatility in this. Do you have any magic that might contain without killing?"

[fractus-animus.livejournal.com]

Minato did not hesitate in his reply. He knew that if he were careful, it would be very easy to do exactly that.

"... I tend to use ice magic a lot. If necessary, I could probably freeze them without really harming them. At the very least, it would slow them down."

He didn't think it would be hard, to be honest. Thanatos was, after all, a personification of a type of Death. Death was cold. Minato was primarily an ice magic user, and he was good at what he did. He could probably coat an entire hallway in thick sheets of ice if he wanted to, though it would be somewhat tiring.

[benigncancer]

"Ice, huh? Sounds good to me. Maybe we can use it to damage equipment, too, if we need to. Ice makes things brittle." He grinned at Minato and nodded. "We'll have to play it by ear, but if we get creative, maybe we can surprise them and really hit them where it hurts."