The battleground outside the Sanctum Sanctorum was a chaotic symphony of magic and technology. The air crackled with energy as Eye-Bots descended upon the cohort, each one a glinting metallic menace. The atmosphere pulsated with tension, illuminated by the erratic glow of spells and laser beams.
Adam, adorned in his amalgamation armor, wielded a plasma spear with an otherworldly grace. His every movement left a shimmering trail of mana in the air. As the Eye-Bots closed in, their glowing eyes revealed their mechanical malevolence.
With a sudden burst of speed, Adam lunged forward, the plasma spear slashing through the air like a searing comet. It collided with the exoskeleton of an oncoming Eye-Bot, the sizzle of burnt metal and the scent of singed circuits lingering in its wake. The incapacitated bot crashed to the ground, a testament to Adam's lethal precision.
Evading laser beams with acrobatic finesse, Adam twirled the plasma spear in an intricate dance. A swift thrust, a parry, and another thrust sent the weapon slicing through the optical sensor of a second Eye-Bot. The disoriented creature convulsed and fell, adding to the growing metallic graveyard.
In the midst of the skirmish, Adam activated the mana string—a transparent filament connecting his fingers to the fang knife. With supernatural dexterity, he maneuvered the knife through the air, guided by the invisible mana conduit. It found its target, penetrating the eye of an oncoming Eye-Bot, rendering it motionless.
The battle raged on, and Adam summoned the mana bomb—a swirling sphere of volatile energy. Its crackling core hinted at its destructive potential. With a deft throw, he launched it into a cluster of approaching Eye-Bots. The ensuing explosion was blinding, a maelstrom of magical shockwaves tearing through the metallic adversaries.
Despite his skill, the fight took its toll on Adam. Laser grazes left searing marks on his armor, and minor burns adorned his arms. Yet, undeterred, he pressed on, the determination in his eyes unyielding.
The battleground bore the scars of magical clashes. Scorch marks adorned the walls, and the ground was littered with dismantled Eye-Bots. The air buzzed with the acrid scent of burnt metal.
The air resonated with the continuous hum of machinery as more Eye-Bots descended to replace their fallen brethren. Adam, sensing the growing intensity of the onslaught, intensified his maneuvers, displaying a mastery over his magical weaponry.
As the Eye-Bots adapted their tactics, Adam anticipated their movements with preternatural instincts. The plasma spear whirled around him, deflecting laser beams with a mesmerizing display of agility. He seamlessly transitioned from offense to defense, a blur of kinetic energy.
Scarlet Witch, recognizing the need for a diversion, conjured ethereal illusions that confused the optical sensors of the Eye-Bots using one of the artefacts. The metallic adversaries hesitated, allowing the cohort to exploit the momentary advantage. Adam seized this opportunity, lunging forward with the plasma spear to disable the momentarily disoriented bots.
However, the resilience of the Eye-Bots was evident. No sooner had they adapted to the illusions than they retaliated with enhanced precision. The battlefield became a dazzling array of lights, spells, and metallic limbs, a chaotic dance where survival depended on split-second decisions.
Adam, undeterred by the escalating chaos, invoked the mana string once more. The fang knife, controlled with finesse, became an extension of his will. He darted between Eye-Bots, severing optical sensors and dismantling their defensive mechanisms. Each precise strike was a testament to his growing proficiency in the arcane arts.
In a synchronized effort, the cohort regrouped, forming a defensive perimeter. Scarlet Witch conjured mystical barriers, while Magik unleashed portals that disoriented the approaching Eye-Bots. Adam, poised on the edge of the magical maelstrom, awaited the opportune moment to unleash his next onslaught.
Amidst the whirlwind of battle, the unmistakable sound of approaching reinforcements echoed through the air. Inquisitor after Inquisitor descended from above, their metallic forms adding to the relentless tide. The cohort, now facing overwhelming odds, pressed on with unwavering determination.
Adam, feeling the weight of the impending onslaught, drew upon his magical reserves. The air crackled with energy as he summoned the mana bomb, a volatile sphere pulsating with unrestrained power. With a decisive throw, he aimed for the heart of the incoming Inquisitors.
The ensuing explosion was cataclysmic, engulfing the immediate vicinity in a blinding burst of magical energy. The shockwave reverberated through the battlefield, temporarily silencing the onslaught. Adam, drained but resolute, surveyed the aftermath.
The ground was littered with the wreckage of Eye-Bots and Inquisitors alike. The cohort, battle-worn yet unbroken, stood as a testament to their resilience. The Sanctum Sanctorum, despite the grim atmosphere that clung to its surroundings, remained standing—its magical wards flickering with renewed determination.
"Fucking hell, kid, relax with the magic bomb," Hellström complained as he checked his ears. Suddenly, another burst of green light burst through the sanctum as a wooden plane flew by. That's when Strange emerged. The first thing he noticed was the large corpses of the Inquisitors laying around. "And I thought I had it worse," he said, only for Wanda to point to Adam, who was mostly scavenging parts from the Inquisitors. "It was mostly that kid and his magic bomb spell, which now that I think about, what should we call you?" She yelled the last part to Adam, who pondered for a bit before yelling, "Weaver."
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A/N Well, another chapter, and believe it or not, Adam got off easy in this fight, mostly because of the sorcerers with him. But his upcoming fights are going to leave him battered, bruised, with broken arms and ribs, and bleeding everywhere.
PS: Yes, that is how he gave himself the title.