LANCELOT
Lancelot could hear scuffling noises through the small pipe Saber disappeared into, then her voice telling him that she was alright but in a separate area of the sewers. He opened his mouth to reply when more sounds came through the small pipe. Growls and roaring, a lot of it, like there were a dozen lions on the prowl behind that wall.
“Saber, what’s going on over there?” She didn’t respond, only more roaring, and something that sounded like claws on concrete.
“Saber?” he shouted down the pipe, getting desperate. Saber was one of the strongest knights he had ever known, but he had no idea what it was she was up against, and there were a great many strange and powerful beings in the Nexus. He whirled around, shining his flashlight at the walls, the ceiling, the ground, anything that might help him get to where Saber was.
She’s going to die.
There wasn’t, of course. He hadn’t really expected it to be so easy. He wasn’t going to fit in the pipe the former King of Knights had crawled through, so there was only one possible option.
With a roar, Arturia’s knight charged and shoulder checked the sewer wall. He pulled his fists back and slammed them into the walls, again and again. It buckled and cracked beneath his assault, but he was still so much more to get through.
She’s going to die and you will have failed. Again.
Lancelot screamed, viciously digging into the ruined concrete, pulling chunks of it apart. He didn’t even notice Mu pulling up nearby.
AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN AND AGAIN!!!
The dark knight snapped. He held nothing back. He leapt back to the other side of the sewer tunnels, mistlike blackness coalescing in his hands to reveal Unfading Light of the Lake. With a primal shriek of rage and terror, he smashed into the concrete wall with all his might.
On the other side where Saber was, the wall exploded inward. Chunks of rubble blew across the tunnel as the berserker charged through with the force of a freight train.
Oh Yeah
“AAAAAAAAARRRRRTTTHHHHHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGGGGHHHHH!!!”
It was black as pitch, impossible to see in. Even so, he mindlessly slashed into whatever sound he heard with Arondight, moving and slicing and furiously tearing into anything he could, fueled so by his rage.