Run at
Storm
Storm verb - To express one's anger usually violently.
Both terms in one sentence
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Child of the Storm intentionally sets out to subvert this - sure, Harry, the titular Child of the Storm, is a demigod because of his being the son of Thor, who had incarnated as James Potter as a first run at the whole humility thing.
Source: Invincible Hero -
Child of the Storm has a technical example in Thor Odinson - he'd been sort of de-ascended into James Potter as part of a first run at the humility thing (it went kind of pear-shaped) and dying as James essentially resulted in his ascending into Thor once more.
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Misguided Torpedo: In Storm Surge, the Walker and the Mahan make a full-speed torpedo run at Kurokawa's Grik-built battleships despite the guy who made the torpedoes warning Reddy that they tend to be unpredictable at high speeds.
Source: Literature / Destroyermen
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