Her reactions were nearly priceless to the deranged salesman. Talking things out wouldn’t have nearly been as interesting, especially with how this cat wasn’t vocally responding to him. Spamton watched the onslaught, his smile remaining unchanging in light of her fiery rage. Letters and heads alike burnt to a quick crisp as he watched her glide and weave through the set of clearly not properly safety-checked roller coaster carts…
…Only to see a bomb that was supposed to explode in her vicinity explode in his, as he almost comically remained still as the explosion hit him, full force with it being lit with fire. His form was completely enveloped in smoke, as the other would hear his form clank and warble from the sudden burst of force and damage. Before any possible catharsis from hitting him back could settle in for her, his laugh echoed out from the cloud of smoke,
“IF YOU KEEP THIS UP, YOU’RE GONNA GIVE ME–…”
Something clangs. It’s hard to tell with his form obstructed by the smoke, but it’s… As if there was something inside of the machine’s chest, violently trying to get out. There’s suddenly an unfamiliar noise. It’s… Disgusting, to put it lightly. It’s a squelching noise, as if something slimy had suddenly emerged from god knows where. But what about this mechanical thing was remotely organic–..?
The titanic monstrosity itself doesn’t come out of the smoke, initially. A blue heart shaped thing abruptly snakes out of it, its eyes flashing yellow on and off. It looks at Blaze with an expression that could only be defined as pure malicious glee, the dark blue veins on it pulsating as it suddenly lunges at the cat, Spamton’s body being awkwardly dragged along behind its too-organic-looking chain as diamond-shaped bullets fly out of it, intending to give a full on chase until it’s destroyed. Why is it slimy. What the hell is this thing?
Fireballs continued their disposal of letters and metallic heads alike, attacks still trained on getting rid of the excess left over from the last onslaught she had scraped through. But ears would flick to the sound of a roaring detonation, metallic clambers and creaks denoting another successful hit. Oh, if she had the luxury of rejoicing in it, though. The remains of the coasters’ contents were just finished being reduced to nothing but ashes as laughter made ears flick and fan outward in further irritation.
Sights snap back toward her foe shortly after, catching an eyeful of billowing smoke; remnants of the bomb, no doubt. What she couldn’t place a source to, though were continued metallic bangs resounding out from inside the concealing smog, rattling inside a quickly buckling cage it was determined to get out of. Was a wild animal about to burst out of this monstrosity’s ribcage? Was she going to have to fight that, too? Because frankly, after the stunt with the rollercoaster carts, this feline found it difficult to completely rule the possibility out.
...And the fact that her wild guess turned out being far closer to reality than it had any right to be? It was almost as upsetting as what truly did jump out at her. There was no live animal to be witnessed, but... it sounded just as organic as one... The squishing, stomach-churning noise of something wet and fleshy being shunted from the robotic foe she faced. (Robotic? She was beginning to have her doubts). It speaks on what is to come, and golden sights narrow in reaction, readying for whatever sickly horror was prepped behind the curtain of smoke.
Truthfully, though? Was it in any way wrong to say her face still made a plenty visible reaction to the vein-lined heart appendage lurching out at her? The smile it shouldn’t have had in the first place so stretched, so bounding-off-the-face excited that she was half-expecting it to belt out a scream of twisted delight? No, it wasn’t.
But it was another luxury she couldn’t afford: the moment of pause it would take for full-out disgust. No matter how off-putting the sight truly was, teeth gritted, reaction time forcing the body to jump forward in the direction of the thing, bounding head-long before any squeamish emotional state had any say in the matter. Placing gloves atop the heart (WHY IS IT SLIMY. WHAT THE HELL IS THIS THING?) and vaulting over it, paws made sure to extend claws out for an extra bit of damage before continuing her swift trek.
The visceral ‘chain’ was met with heels grinding down its length (but it was more akin to slip-and-sliding, frankly. she hated this. she hated this.), and atop the shoulder of her opponent would Blaze pause.
There, the other could get a proper zoom-in of the feline’s ragged expression, lips curled in foul-spawned disdain, sights snapping to the face-full of salesman she currently had access to. She looked unto him in... Disbelief? Confusion? Abject horror? All of the above? While verbal responses continued to keep themselves locked inside the mind, her face already spoke a thousand words.
It wasn’t long before golden eyes ripped themselves away from the face for one reason or another, instead choosing to glance toward the neck. There was heat under her feet, a chasing heart making its way for her back, bullets spewing out where heart valves were supposed to go. Fine, it wanted her so badly? Then it would have to go around its owner just to do it.
Once the heart continued its pursuit back toward the body it came from, claws sunk their lengths deep into the neck of the machine as the grasp was used to swing around and around the neck, grappling the head by allowing the cord of her heart-shaped pursuer to coil about his neck after each lap she took!
But she wasn’t done yet! There was no part of her that wanted to stay as close as she was to this freakshow of a foe, so once enough raveling had been done, claws would detach from the neck, change targets to the heart, and sink into its sickly self on her kick-off back down to the ground, momentum pulling the organ along for the feline’s descent.
And while some direct shots from the spitting bullets were taken during the process, once the heart was released from her claws and sprung back into the face of its owner as though it were a grey-colored pinball meeting a far-more-organic-than-it-should-be pinball launcher, she had a feeling the salesman would be feeling bounds more pain than her.