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[[Routine Rennari|Routine]] shoots at the Plackart with the ''Blue Channel''<nowiki/>'s mounted sniper rifle, breaking open its stonework armour to expose the wire musculature beneath. Asepsis loses track of Zedd Z. Izzard, but picks up on an incoming mech from the [[Violet Cove]] base to the south. | [[Routine Rennari|Routine]] shoots at the Plackart with the ''Blue Channel''<nowiki/>'s mounted sniper rifle, breaking open its stonework armour to expose the wire musculature beneath. Asepsis loses track of Zedd Z. Izzard, but picks up on an incoming mech from the [[Violet Cove]] base to the south. | ||
==Cast== | ==Cast== | ||
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*[[Marlon Styx]] a.k.a. "Em" | *[[Marlon Styx]] a.k.a. "Em" | ||
*[[Tea Time]], [[Queue 1224]], [[Zedd Z. Izzard]], [[Bea Earlyday]], and [[Kay]] | *[[Tea Time]], [[Queue 1224]], [[Zedd Z. Izzard]], [[Bea Earlyday]], and [[Kay]] | ||
*[[Gambeson]] pilots: | *[[Gambeson]] pilots: Durani, Beliah, Calliho, Prenti, [[Free Fidelity]], and Feste | ||
*[[Kensley Marlowe Colver]] | *[[Kensley Marlowe Colver]] | ||
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Episode description[edit | edit source]
This episode carries content warnings for civilian harm and death, torture, conscription, and kidnapping.
With the list of Bilateral Intelligence Service spies secure and the immediate threat from Fabreal Knight Tenn Alpenglow resolved, the crew of the Blue Channel discusses what to do next. Should they prioritize capturing the BIS agents they’ve identified, and if so, how would they go about that? Should they turn the list over to the Cause’s leadership, deferring the decision to others and winning some points in the process? For each potential option, there seems to be a flaw. And as they debate, the clock keeps ticking…
This week on PALISADE: Upon Our Grace Pt. 3
Another turning point / Another point in time[Note 1]
Dossier[edit | edit source]
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The Whole Team[edit | edit source]
Emergency medical treatments are underway and residents are upset about their festival being ruined. The crew of the Blue Channel regroups and the Figure brings everyone up to speed on Kenneth Marian Colver/Iconoclasts situation.
While the crew debates what to do with Marlon Styx and spies.txt, the Kestral White reappears and deploys six Gambeson units. Tenn Alpenglow broadcasts another message: Kenneth Marian Colver has ordered the eradication of the settlement. He then attacks in his Plackart and the area resumes flooding.
Thisbe and the Figure head for the camp in the east populated by Twill people and folks from the Twilight Mirage. Cori and Phrygian go west to help the Devotees fight back. Brnine takes the helm of the Blue Channel and has Asepsis track the spies. In addition to Marlon Styx, Asepsis identifies six spies in the region: Sea Crepuscule (who has disappeared), Zedd Z. Izzard, Tea Time, Queue 1224, Kay, and Bea Earlyday.
East Side: Thisbe and Figure[edit | edit source]
Thisbe shoots at the Gambesons attacking the Twill camp and knocks the leader out of the sky. Figure tears the wings off the grounded mech and then makes a broadcast telling Colver that he won't leave the Broken Key alive. During the broadcast, they look down at the Gambeson's pilot and recognize something of themself in this prisoner who is being forced to fight.
Thisbe shoots her grappling hook at one of the remaining airborne Gambesons, climbs onto it, and zaps it with her Sparking Touch. The electrical energy ignites the Gambeson's fuel tank, turning it into a fireball that falls out of the sky with Thisbe on it. Figure finishes disabling the mech that they tore the wings off of, and then they open the cockpit to free the pilot and tell them to flee. The pilot's attempt to flee triggers a mechanism that blows up the fuel tank, and they die in Figure's arms.
West Side: Cori and Phrygian[edit | edit source]
Phrygian tries to get through to the pilot of a Gambeson: "If I free you, will you stop fighting?" Moments later, they hear a mechanical, fox-like laugh from somewhere and they're shot by a sniper. Cori charges another of the Gambesons and has the other Devotee units lay enough covering fire to temporarily ground them.
After Asepsis locates the the sniper who shot at Phrygian - a cloaked Gorget piloted by Kensley Marlowe Colver - Phrygian turns invisible and attacks. Cori tries to capture Kay, who is trying to swim to safety across the flooded battleground, but she can't get a good grip: Kay escapes, and as they do, Cori is stabbed in the back by Bea Earlyday, who has been fighting alongside her in a Chariot. The attack breaks the halos that permit Cori to channel Devotion's magic to pilot her mech, severing her connection.
Blue Channel: Brnine and the Crew[edit | edit source]
Routine shoots at the Plackart with the Blue Channel's mounted sniper rifle, breaking open its stonework armour to expose the wire musculature beneath. Asepsis loses track of Zedd Z. Izzard, but picks up on an incoming mech from the Violet Cove base to the south.
Cast[edit | edit source]
- Austin Walker (GM)
- Ali Acampora (Kalvin Brnine)
- Andrew Lee Swan (The Figure in Bismuth)
- Janine Hawkins (Thisbe)
- Sylvia Bullet (Coriolis Sunset)
- Keith J. Carberry (Phrygian)
Other Characters[edit | edit source]
- Asepsis
- Saffron Septet
- Midnite Matinee
- Routine Rennari
- Hunting Tomorrow
- Tenn Alpenglow
- Kenneth Marian Colver
- Griesel Sunset
- Sea Crepuscule
- Marlon Styx a.k.a. "Em"
- Tea Time, Queue 1224, Zedd Z. Izzard, Bea Earlyday, and Kay
- Gambeson pilots: Durani, Beliah, Calliho, Prenti, Free Fidelity, and Feste
- Kensley Marlowe Colver
Notes[edit | edit source]
- ↑ Lyrics from the song All Under The Sky by Cathedral Bells