Skaian Battlefield

As you said before you think that you should both try to find some more dersites to join up with.

You ask what we're waiting for then?

You ask why they need more people, and why dersites. The group seems fairly balanced at the moment.

You answer that the only reason why there are any Carapacians in this group that AREN'T Dersites is that the Bishop is funny, the Bishop needs the Prospitans to cast his spells and the odd one squeaks.

And getting more people to join is always a good idea.

Lastly you ask why you should care that the group is balanced.

You decide replying to the rook might be unhealthy so you let it slide for now.
Instead, you turn to the other pawns and introduce yourself. You thank them both for coming to your aid.
You hope it doesn't sound too forced, as your instincts are saying something entirely different.

You look at the prospitian pawn skeptically. Hmm he looks a bit familiar oh well it's probably just your imagination acting up it'd be best you don't mention it in case it makes you sound crazy.

You clasp your hands together and say well, this has been eventful, but it seems that they should get going.

You shrug and say that you're ready to go.

you suddenly sit up

it appears the squeezing and stretching and squeaking made you faint at one point

you look around and ask what is going on

You tell the squeaky pawn that you have all decided to become one group for reasons and you're now going to look for more members for your group.

you say ok

you also hope that the rook does not try to stretch you anymore

you think you may have been made a few inches wider after that stretch

You redo your introduction and thanks for the half-dersite.
You'd find him really suspicious if he hadn't been the first to come to your aid, which must mean he's loyal to prospit, right?

((We're still doing this, aren't we?))

((did you say that bit about my loyalties aloud or did you think it?))

((and i am up for it if everyone else is))

((He thought it.))

((ok then))

you watch the prospitian as he seems to be having an internal monologue

you wait till he gets things sorted out before suggest everyone moves out

The Rook says he's ready to go, he just doesn't know which way.

Meanwhile....
In a place several Thousand feet above were current activities are happening, a epic battle is ending.
The battle consisted of 5 Dersite Battleships against 2 Prospitian Air-crafts and a Battalion Plane. The Prospitian Air-crafts are currently falling at an alarming rate with all of their engines promptly destroyed, whilst the plane is screw-driving down with them, the Bishop inside attempting to compensate for the missing wing.

The Bishop is generally aiming for a river near the Parties location.

((we agreed no knights cause they are huge and op))

((K, I'll fix that.... BAM, he's a Bishop now.))

((a prospitian?))

((wow ok two are better than on i guess))

you look up

oh shit you say

You wonder what your ally is looking at and follow his example.

Oh shit, you say.

You look up, a feeling of terror pulls over you. You make a protective bubble around your group, praying that the rook doesn't try to "pop" it.

The Rook is wondering what's going on. He tries to look up but his head can't move enough for him to see the plane. But since everyone is worried, he takes his fighting stance. By which I mean he just stands there, every way a Rook stands is his fighting stance.

The Bishop has come down low enough to see the party, and immediately notices that they're about to get crushed. In order to stop this from happening, The Bishop launches his parachute to stabilize the plane, then targets his remaining rockets (4) to blow away the aircraft debris from the party. This works, but the recoil sends the plane crashing into the river harder than intended.

you are soaked by the massive wave that splashes out from the crashed ship