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And steel bars falling from the height of the thirty-fourth floor had terrifying, destructive power. After all, even an egg dropped from that height could kill someone. So what about steel rebar? Bullets struggled against mutated beings like the mutant husky—even when they hit, the damage often wasn't enough. But steel rebar? Not only would the destructive power increase dramatically, it could also create effective interference, trapping the target. And not just rebar—Ray planned to collect stones as well.

"They're spelled iron, little wolf. Forged specifically to dampen supernatural abilities. The more power you try to summon, the harder they push back." He wiped blood from his face with the back of his hand. "But the fact that you could get that close, that you could make them work this hard to contain you?" He smiled, showing blood-stained teeth. "That tells me everything I need to know about how strong you really are."

At minimal blast, it would wear down slowly. “It would also change efficacy, Thalia. Do they have any plans drawn up?” Kaia asked. “Some preliminary plans, yes. They are hitting roadblocks, though,” I said. “We also need stable material to control the blast. Ironclaw is known for its alloys. Perhaps one of those will do.” “We have tungsten. It’s stronger than titanium. It could be enough for a job like this, but I need to see plans. Sinclair can work on the digital component. I can get with our alloy workers to see about the crafting of the tool,” Kaia said.

is just an excuse to dissect the enemy's hardware. We had commandeered a massive, neon-lit chop-shop in the lower industrial wards of Neo-Tokyo. It was originally a maintenance bay for the Cyber-Ronin, lined with heavy hydraulic lifts and automated surgical-welding arms. "The metallurgy on this liquid-chrome is staggering," my father, Chen Wei, muttered, adjusting his cracked glasses. He was elbow-deep in the chassis of a deactivated Ronin, tracing a pulsing magenta power conduit. "It doesn't just absorb kinetic impact; it dynamically disperses it across the molecular structure."