Editing Behemoth (section)

===Other Abilities===
Even with an empty eye socket, Behemoth is not blind because he relies on another sense.<ref>Few bugs had managed to keep up, much less the ones with wires, but I brought a curtain between us and Behemoth.  I was past the point where I wanted to conserve them.  If it was lightning, I could only hope that Golem’s makeshift lightning rods and my wires would protect us.<br/><br/>But it was flame.  It sheared through my swarm, and it splashed down around Parian, Foil and the dog.<br/><br/>The Endbringer had more aim than I’d expected.  He wasn’t blind, despite the fact that his eye socket was empty.  But he wasn’t entirely on target otherwise.  Was he relying on another sense? - [[Crushed 24.5]]</ref> Like other [[Endbringers]], Behemoth cannot be predicted easily with the typical [[Thinker]] danger sense<ref name="II9.12 e1">“Could it be an Endbringer?” Rain asked.<br><br>“Jesus,” Byron said.  “Don’t even joke.  They’ve been dormant.”<br><br>“They can’t be predicted easily with danger sense either,” I said. - [[Gleaming 9.12]]</ref> and is also a blind spot to the typical [[precognitive|precognition]],<ref name="II11.4 e1">It wasn’t Jeanne who answered.  Cinereal gave me my reply.  “Thinkers say no.  They’re either drawing blanks or they don’t like what they see.”<br><br>“Nothing specific?  No details?”<br><br>“No,” Cinereal said.  “But if you look at some of the other major thinker blind spots, you’re going to find yourself running into topics like Eidolon, Sleeper, the Endbringers, Valkyrie, the Island-state, the Pastor incident…”<br><br>“Concentrations of power,” I said.<br><br>Jeanne shook her head.  “''Complexity'' of power, most often.  Whatever thinker powers come into play, with these cases, there’s often too many variables to fully consider, thinkers report that their powers are fuzzy, inconsistent, or blacked out.” - [[Blinding 11.4]]</ref> including [[Contessa]].<ref>“Right, that wasn’t my second question.  What I want to know is why the hell you haven’t used a power like yours to figure out how to beat the Endbringers.”<br><br>“My power is a form of precognition,” she said.  “Unlike most such powers, other precognitive abilities do not confuse it.  That said, there are certain individuals it does not work against, the Endbringers included.”<br><br>“Why?” Tecton asked.<br><br>“No way to know for sure,” she said, “But we have theories.  The first is that they have a built-in immunity, something their origins granted them.” - [[Crushed 24.2]]</ref>

Behemoth can generate electromagnetic waves capable of wiping out electronics. He can even wipe out some reinforced electronics if he is close enough.<ref>Miss Militia shook her head.  “There’ll be doubts, it’s not enough.  Behemoth can generate electromagnetic waves that wipe out electronics.  Even many ''reinforced'' electronics, if he’s close enough. - [[Cell 22.6]]</ref>

While Behemoth typically walks, he is capable of running to an extent.<ref>The Endbringer broke into a run, insofar as he could run, and nobody was quite in position to bar his way.  He ignored capes and struck out across the area behind them, hitting a building with two massive guns on it, a clearing, a rooftop with what looked like a tesla coil. - [[Crushed 24.2]]</ref> He can also burrow to move underground and set up ambushes<ref>“He went underground,” Eidolon informed us.<br/><br/>“He ran? It’s over?”<br/><br/>“No,” Eidolon said.<br/>[...]<br/>I didn’t deny it. “There’s one more reason we should go, though. He’s going to-”<br/><br/>''Retaliate.''<br/><br/>Behemoth rose from beneath the ground a distance away. In a heartbeat, things shifted from a near-quiet to chaos. He was still glowing, and his claws crackled with electricity as he struck quickly, violently, and indiscriminately.<br/><br/>Three capes taken down, struck out of the sky by the bolts of electricity. Even if they’d survived that much, the kill aura and the radiation would end them. - [[Crushed 24.5]]</ref> or retreat.<ref name="10.5x eLocation">Behemoth, location unknown.  When injured, it was his habit to descend into the earth and burrow deeper than his enemies were able to go, and experiments run on the trace earth and minerals he shed on his arrivals suggested he habitually stayed close to the Earth’s core. - [[Interlude 10.5]]</ref><ref>The light ceased.  Behemoth was gone.  A plume of dust rose from the earth, at the very limits of their vision.<br/><br/>Scion plunged beneath the ground, heedless of the intervening terrain.<br/><br/>Again, Scion rose from a point beneath the shattered surface of the city.<br/><br/>Again, he held Behemoth in his hands.  Thinner than a skeleton, the Endbringer was little more than a stick figure from Chevalier’s vantage point. - [[Interlude 24.x]]</ref>