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All he had to do was reach over to crush one, take a step and kill two or swing his arms and it was a wall of bodies, torsos, heads, limbs and blood. One orc watched in horror, untouched by the carnage. His knees gave out. The Giant hadn’t even looked at him and resumed to destroy. The Legion find their attacks ineffective against this behemoth of metal, who proceeds to slaughter and tank any hit without as much as noticing anything. With fury giving way to terror, the Legion attempt to flee, but there’s nowhere to run as a fog appears and follows, intelligent and inescapable. With nowhere to go, the Giant moves like a machine of war, relentless. A tank housing a goblin then emerges from the hilltop, its plasma cannon locking onto the Giant. Goblin: Hehehehhee AH HA HA HA HAAA! The tank fires, but he doesn’t flinch. It continues to fire but doesn’t punch through the Giant’s exterior. In response he claps his hands, and the force of the clap ignites the core of the tank into a fireball. The fleets then descend from the dark sky. Orc: Let's see if you can stand up to this! LEGION! FIRE! The fleet rains destruction, but it does nothing. The Giant's hand opens and scans one of the exposing firearms attached to a ship, a voice then hums from within… Ghost: Scan complete. Constructing replica. The Giant then summons a small ball by vocal command. Armis: Irony… From the tiny orb, metal slithered outward like mercury forming bone, then weapon. A twisted twin of the orcish gun—only sleeker, crueler.
In an instant, the goliath blitzed forward, digging all 10 of his giant fingers into Burr’tak. He was still laughing when the giant’s fingers plunged into him—ten cold knives. Burr’tak’s laughter choked to a wet gasp and was ripped clean in half. ARMIS: Terrible was RIGHT… Then there was only silence, the goliath stared down the frozen Legion as he tossed the two halves of what used to be Burr’tak to the side like trash. After a moment of stunned silence, the Legion swarms the giant like an army of ants. However, the giant is far too large and powerful, easily slaughtering every single one of them in reach. It was more than a massacre, it was more than carnage, it was oblivion.
