Will of The Force (Star Wars / Worm)

[OctarineCybercat]

[QUERY] She sent through the network towards the nearest shard to the Anomaly, but Fusion Engine 3 failed to report, then she broadened the query's range, finally getting an answer.

[DATA] The Warrior Hub Administrator sent a package of direct observations from its host.

[PROPOSAL].

[DISAGREEMENT].

… [DATA] She grudgingly sent a part of the information she had already gathered, evidencing the breach of security on the network.

This time, there was a delay, almost a full second, but the answer still came. [DISAGREEMENT]

All her processes were halted for a tenth of a second as her physical body actually turned to glare at the Administrator's host; it seemed to have gone through a faulty deployment and gotten… attached.

Indeed, the termination of its host was extremely likely, but the projected amount of data acquired and the repercussions would be more than worth its sacrifice.

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Welp, the Simurgh just signed it's own death warrant.

 

[Siphon]

New chapter right as I start reaching that point, love it.

I imagine hearing Leviathan may be coming is probably panic inducing for like half the people in the ABB. Especially since the hero population has been severely diminished. Hopefully they don't lack faith in their new boss.

 

[zooba]

Splish splash, time for Levithan to crash upon Vader's mercy.

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Endbringers are usually heavily nerfed in fanfics for narrative reasons. Unless you use some really esoteric powers and/or extremely concentrated effect for a surgical strike at their "core" that wouldn't atomize the planet as collateral, they would survive any conventional attack using any conventional force with our understanding of physics because they simply exist in a different league.

Whether Vader can do anything to an Endbringer depends entirely on whether or not the Force would directly protect him from their abilities as step 1. Otherwise L can dehydrate him, S can crush him and B can nuke him if he ever escalates to being perceived as actual threat. Assuming their restrictions let them escalate that much before leaving the battlefield because narrative.