Graveyard
"These beings seem to come from the ground at will." Sephiroth was pointing out observations as he was dodging zombies left and right. "But an external force seems to be summoning them." His attention was grabbed by Errol and Calypso, who were making observations of their own. "Errol, Sephiroth, look. When we get the attention of the statue, it moves and destroys the zombies for us, and it doesn't feel like it counts against us. Regardless, we should get to higher ground, for the statue can't aim everywhere at once, and the overwhelming forces may drive some of our...temperamental allies at edge."
With the three of them taking the lead, they led their allies up the crypts to avoid the zombies, but some weren't all pleased with that course of action. "Eeerrrrr, the only thing worse than a squishy is a squishy that won't stay dead!" Sweet Tooth nodded in agreement. "Yeah, there's not a point in killing them because they won't bleed this time!" Zeus was concerned with another matter. "Wasn't there another member of our party?" Heihachi looked around. "There was, where is the one that was in the gas mask?" They heard a voice below. "I am right here." They were surprise to see Radec come out of nowhere when he turned off his cloaking. "I was avoiding the zombies with stealth. Much more efficient than running away like cowards."
Before an argument could begin, everyone was shocked to see the scene turn entirely white. It was if the world was wiped out. If it wasn't for the fact that they could still feel the crypt they were using as cover, they would have thought everything disappeared into a void. It got even worse as huge black balls of goo started raining down on them, causing them to scatter, which was very difficult because they could not see where anything is, causing many an accident.
Sephiroth stood his ground and slashed at the incoming balls, he noticed that the balls were splashing and forming around objects that weren't there before. Eventually, the color did return, returning the familiar setting, but with a drastic change, in which Sephiroth was the first to notice. "Behold, our target has finally arrived." When everyone turned, some got ecstatic that they were getting the chance to destroy an entire city. Sweet Tooth started to dance a jig. "Ooooohhhhhh, now we're going to have some fun, boys and girls." And with that statement, he charged forward towards the city, but was slicing up every zombie that got in his way. "What are you doing, clown! We are not to destroy these shades!"
"Calm down Kratos. What's the fun of destruction if you can't take a few lives in the process?" Kratos turned to see Scissorman cutting up zombies with Nefarious. "I agree, it's time to end these squishies!"
And with that, everyone charged forward. There were those who killed with class who dodged the zombies to get to their real target, and those who only cared for destruction who took down everything in their path. Of course, it was tough to tell if some of them were trying to get to the city or trying to get to Sweet Tooth. But they would miss their opportunity because just as Sweet Tooth reached the city, he gained enough power to make his move. "Alright, it's time for this city to TASTE THE TOOTH!" He brought forth his Sweet Mech, beginning a one-way road of destruction. The others followed suit with their super attacks, clearing entire blocks in seconds. Evil Cole's Beast powers made entire buildings crumble. Radec's Arc Cannon blasted the streets. Zeus's lightning set many ablaze. It was pretty doubtful to say that the city even lasted 15 minutes.
Then the rest of their efforts went to stopping Evil Cole, Sweet Tooth, and Scissorman, who kept on destroying stuff in the graveyard just for the heck of it. When they finally put at least a pause to their shenanigans, the glow reappeared to take them away.
"OK, so maybe sending them to an entire city wasn't a good idea. Some of them have serious impulse issues. At least the others teams are a bit more restrained. I hope." And with that, The Gamer quickly turned to the other monitors to see how the others were doing.