Shield of Aiur
Hank whistled. "A bit larger than I expected."
Hank ha fought large foes before. MAG Agents being the most notable of which, but this? This was quite a bit larger. One of the beast's blade-arms swung sideways towards him. With a great leap Hank evaded it, landing on the rough, chitinous arm. It swung the arm around, more and more, trying to shake the man off, but Hank's grip was stronger. He holstered the lance, climbing up the arm with both hands as the creature bellowed and roared in anger.
Eventually, he found his way on it's back, spikes serving as ample handholds and he traversed the creature. It's armor was hard, he could figure that much. He tried stabbing it with the Psionic Blade, to no avail. He kept climbing, up to it's many-layered head. Hank saw something, a difference in tones between the layers. Small pockets of flesh. Well, small to the scale of the creature, that is. An idea popped into his head, something so stupid and idiotic that it might just work considering his limited arsenal.
He pulled out the lance, extending it,, and slid down the layer, stabbing the creature deep into it's flesh. It emitted a primal screech of anger and pain. He kept going. Instead of stabbing, he was seemingly... digging into the flesh, carving into it until he was fully inside the creature. The wails worsened, and speed of his lance increased. He dug and dug, carving flesh apart with the lance and gauntleted blade, until he hit bone, more notably spine. He rose his blade up, and thrust it down with all his might, wedging the blade between the vertebrae of it's spine. A final, wailing shreik emitted from it before it collapsed, having lost control of most of it's body. It was still alive, yes, but completely and utterly incapacitated.
As the wailing died down, he climbed out of the fleshy pit in which he dug, climbing atop the chitinous plates that made up most of it's body.
"They actually get this big?" Hank asked. "Plow through almost anything if you can't dodge. It's not dead, but it's close enough. That bone is too tough. Muscles aren't, though."


