At those words, the worry vanished from Kaeya's face, and a smile curled his lips.
"You sure took your time."
Venti's voice drifted through the wind, as carefree as ever. "Hehe, sorry. Paying my bar tab held me up a little on the way."
With Venti's help, Invis-Man's predicament was no longer a problem. Deadpool, however, had no idea. He undid his harness and dropped from the billboard to the ground.
"Oh, fff-my knees."
Ignoring his aching knees, Deadpool scrambled to his feet, looked toward Invis-Man, and raised a hand to cross himself:
"Uh, maybe the wind can't destroy what it can't see?"
Just as Deadpool thought Invis-Man was about to hit the power lines, the man suddenly-rose.
Yes, right before everyone's eyes, Invis-Man abruptly, unexpectedly rose straight up.
"What the fuck?! What's going on? Did the wind just change direction?"
Deadpool stared wide-eyed at Invis-Man, who had cleared the power lines and was descending toward a safe spot, then scratched his head in bewilderment.
Puking Guy and Starshatter experienced the same thing. Puking Guy stopped dancing through the air, and Starshatter's luscious hair obediently streamed behind his head.
Good thing that hair behaved, or the blades of the helicopter preparing to take off over there would have minced Starshatter by now.
"Holy moly. Good thing I'm quick on my feet."
With his hair no longer blocking his view, Starshatter spotted the helicopter ahead and narrowly dodged its rotor blades.
Unfortunately, while avoiding the helicopter, he crashed into a floor-to-ceiling window on the rooftop. Now he had a sprained ankle and other injuries, and the way he staggered as he walked made it obvious he was out of the fight.
"Huh? Seriously?"
Deadpool planted his hands on his hips. He hadn't expected to lose a teammate before the fight even