Queen Inca bellowed in frustration and swung her hammer at the energy shield. Even in zero gravity and with no leverage to generate power, her blow struck the shield hard enough to create a wave of concussive force in the vacuum of space. Arthur and Myan were sent tumbling through the air, while Iris and Ace remained stationary. It looked like this wasn't their first rodeo in space.With the cosmo-shard equipped, Arthur felt like he was navigating through water, and he gracelessly swam back towards the barrier. Queen Inca was winding up to swing again, but thankfully, Iris stopped her. There was only so much space swimming he was willing to do. Myan arrived a moment after him.“Stop being an idiot, Auntie.” The drow scowled. “Swinging your hammer uselessly will get us nowhere.”“The boy's right,” Iris said, “the shields regenerative anyway. Even if they stopped supplying it with energy, it would manage to subsist on its feedback loop for hours.”“Simple language only,” the Queen grunted, hefting her war hammer. “The shield passively regenerates more energy in a second than you could dish out in ten,” Iris replied dryly.“So attacking it is useless then?” Myan pinched the bridge of his nose and sighed. “Yes, Auntie. What part of orbital-proof did you not get?”The Queen smiled sheepishly. “C’mon, kid. People exaggerate these kinds of things all the time. It never hurts to double-check."Ace smiled at Inca fondly and patted her on the back. Yeah, that was a man blinded by love if Arthur had ever seen one.“We have a way to get past the shield, don’t we, Art?” Iris asked.Arthur nodded. “Compared to the maze, this should be a piece of cake.”“Great,” the seer turned to Myan. “Is there anything you can tell us? Any specific weak spot you can see?"Myans’s eyes glowed blue, and he frowned. “Attacking the main hull of the ship is useless. They have emergency shields that will activate (...)