[though he knows it'll fail—the creatures here aren't of his clan, no matter the similarities—he tries to command the squid. no response, unsurprisingly. well, no matter. he can still deal with the situation, albeit preferably before izuku drowns. it'd look bad if he died under gandharva's watch, after all.
(perhaps he should've warned minato to be ready...)
gandharva figures the easiest solution here, rather than risk wasting time by attacking the monster directly, is to get izuku out of the water. the thing is, though, how he achieves that: the shift of underwater movement is all the warning izuku gets, before he and the mutant squid are swiftly ejected to the surface—or rather, far above it—through an eruption of water.
... hopefully minato can keep the raft steady. gandharva tried to keep it away from the raft, but they're probably still in the same vicinity, so enjoy more turbulent waves.]
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(perhaps he should've warned minato to be ready...)
gandharva figures the easiest solution here, rather than risk wasting time by attacking the monster directly, is to get izuku out of the water. the thing is, though, how he achieves that: the shift of underwater movement is all the warning izuku gets, before he and the mutant squid are swiftly ejected to the surface—or rather, far above it—through an eruption of water.
... hopefully minato can keep the raft steady. gandharva tried to keep it away from the raft, but they're probably still in the same vicinity, so enjoy more turbulent waves.]