Ruin. Chaos. The road is littered with the debris from what once was his makeshift lodge. Smoke and sparks mark the ejecta from the flashbang grenades as they smoulder. Blood and bodies lay about the blown out wreckage of the Bulldog - somehow, amazingly, roaring back to life. The astral shows the chaos of battle, bright flashes of emotion and pain, the putrid, dull yellow of fear, and the dimming heat as living beings died.
Above, a plume of smoke marks the descent of a shattered drone, but another hovers silently, marking time with the green of a flashing light. Ohanzee considers it briefly - what was it waiting for? Then a broadcast comes in from Doc indicating a provisional all clear in the Matrix. Ah - whoever was guiding it was no longer in a position to do so.
Everywhere he looks, the enemy appears to be beaten back, and his elation nearly gets the better of him, but his eyes fall on Sam, being hammered in the Astral by the spirit of Doc. The giant hadn't had nearly enough time to build astral defenses, and the fight is very one-sided, despite the relative weakness of Spirit Doc.
Ohanzee takes a moment to mark the location of the hovering drone in AR and forward it to the team, then faces the spirit from across the battlefield and with grim determination, reaches out with his mind and magic, and prepares to swat the thing from existence.
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Bear ignores the hammering of the little creature's projectiles and swats at it again, but again he moves like molasses, mired in the slow world of the material realm, and the creature easily moves out of the way of Bear's clumsy assault. He can see that the meta is retreating toward the odd vehicle he had arrived on. Bear isn't concerned with the creature escaping, and so long as it is focused on Bear, the shaman that had summoned him remains relatively safe, and thus Bear remains on the material plane so that he can ensure that the unnatural spirits are properly dealt with.
Bear, not terribly concerned with the fleeing creature before him, looks about the battlefield to ensure that no other threats to his summoner are emerging. He is pleased to see that only two of the abominations remain, and one of them is not long for this world. The odds are good that he would remain here long enough to see this through. He smiles inwardly, and then his summoner's intent to re-engage the enemy is transmitted across the astral link that binds him to his summoner - and this realm - and he nearly roars in frustration. No! You risk unconsciousness, and severing the bond! Why can you not simply take cover and leave the fighting to me?