Solos Leviathan

Leviathan was charging forward at speeds that would have overwhelmed anybody else; he was easily moving four hundred miles an hour through the water.

A hundred of me appeared above him, like a heavenly choir, and a moment later we'd telekinetically lifted him out of the water. He twisted and lashed out at us with water clones, but whenever he did, we simply went out of phase using Sophia's power. Her power alone wouldn't have been enough not to have been driven back, but we were able to hold ourselves in place and together even as we continued to lift him.

We started blasting away at him as we surrounded him in a bowl beneath him. It would have been a lot more impressive to have surrounded him in a sphere, but I didn't want Fletchette's power aimed at the Earth because of the damage it could do. Her own unassisted power would only travel so far when projected from a crossbow, but what I was using was stronger, and the last thing I needed was to create volcanoes in the middle of the Bay, flash frying everybody on shore.

He twisted and turned, even as Fletchette's power chipped away at his outer shell. He had a core somewhere inside, but I couldn't be sure exactly where it was. He lashed out with water, and I could feel his weight increasing geometrically as more and more of his mass was applied to him in this world instead of the other.

We were moving quickly enough that the people on shore hadn't even had time to move at all, except for one speedster villain from New Jersey who was staring at us.

I'd have had to slow down to look cool doing this, and I didn't want to leave anything to chance. I hit him over and over, and his limbs were already gone. More of me appeared to blast those; the last thing I needed was to destroy his arm and then find out he survived because his core was in his elbow or something.

The tidal wave was getting bigger and bigger, even though at these speeds it looked as though it was barely moving.

The faster heroes were already rising into the air, but even so it looked like they were in slow motion. Legend had sped up enough to enter our time frame, but when he looked at me, I shook my head.

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