If Hunk wished to contribute to the battle, or even to stop it, he was far too late.
The scene he came upon was one of not only catastrophic destruction, but also elegance-- like a moody painting-- of a lone man standing amidst the bodies of soldiers. Some were burnt to a crisp. Others, torn to shreds by supernatural forces. And then those nearest him, those who had dared close the distance to stand within arm’s length, were just at the end of their terrified screams as their bodies turned to statues of pure gold, armor and all.
An arc of golden electricity had just completed its path from the Raigan’s hand and through the bodies of the last remaining Galrans, dissipating at the end of its journey, when he finally took note of a new presence behind him.
Farus looked back to the new arrival, and though he recognized the young paladin immediately, he showed no change in his expression. Somber and unimpressed, Farus himself was an image of unsettling calm placed in the center of this scene of utter chaos.
He looked to have not moved an inch from where he stood. Not a single hair on his head had been touched, not an injury in sight-- yet somehow, he seemed... fatigued.
“...Oh. You’re here too. Lovely,” he said, then sighed and turned away. “Anyway...”
Thenceforth Farus gingerly stepped over one of the many Galran corpses strewn about, making for a path on the opposite end.