Cold steel of the Colt back in his hand, the empty magazine swiftly slapped back into the weapon by Arc's multiskilled hands, the bolt even forward in it's standard resting place. Leaning up in the back seat to open one of his pouches, ejecting the magazine in the weapon and slapping in a new one with smooth, days practiced motion, gripping the slide and yanking back to chamber a new round. Listened, he really did. Duck was a good man, too good of a man. He had other priorities, famil pri- the sudden screech of tires as the speeding vehicle locked up and slide to a sudden, smoking halt. Arachnid could see it, see nothing through the front window, but someone being dangled midair by their ankles, firing wildly at the thing they couldn't see. God, this night could get worse. Arc was scared out of her mind, shouting, screaming as she went for her gun. Duck was probably doing the same, but he couldn't see out of the side of his head. Like lightning, he went for the seatbelt someone had been kind enough to strap him in, for safeties sake, almost shouldering his way out of the door to avoid being caught in that car shaped metal coffin, voice aloud and harsh, sore form eariler scream. "Invisible enemy!"
And with his left hand, he gathered the magic forces in his body, a ball of ice and gas, and flung it outwards, forming a stream of ice towards the invisible foe holding that woman upside down, and hostage. Aiming downrange with his right hand and Colt, freshly loaded and ready to fire.
Casting Ice Sheet at invisible monster evil thing of doom(TM)
6,6,5,5,1,1,2 = 4 hits, two ones, 7 dice.