Before getting tangled up in all this kidnapping and imprisonment bullshit, Beauregard would have felt a little hype for this fight. Probably made at least one stupid dash out towards the giant armored foe. From up here by the Tuck Shop, she can even see how she'd do it - go vaulting up the opened edge of the wall, balance on one of the peeled out metal areas, and leap from there onto what is, apparently, the Mother of Invention.
But here, now? No promise of reliable healing magic to mean she won't be left for dead, and the only plan she's caught wind of involves stabbing ghosts.
Instead, she's taking cover in the shop. After a couple minutes of digging around for some sort of supplies she could use, she came to the conclusion that there's plenty that would help with dealing with like, technician-level threats, but not much for the giant 8-limbed big boss. Instead, she makes her way back to the doorway, and keeps watch for people who've fallen. Fuck it, two people can play field medic to haul people back to the doctor. Especially if one of the bigger people falls.
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But here, now? No promise of reliable healing magic to mean she won't be left for dead, and the only plan she's caught wind of involves stabbing ghosts.
Instead, she's taking cover in the shop. After a couple minutes of digging around for some sort of supplies she could use, she came to the conclusion that there's plenty that would help with dealing with like, technician-level threats, but not much for the giant 8-limbed big boss. Instead, she makes her way back to the doorway, and keeps watch for people who've fallen. Fuck it, two people can play field medic to haul people back to the doctor. Especially if one of the bigger people falls.