His plan was brushed aside, others saying it wasn't protocol, others simply disagreeing out of fear though their were plenty who felt the same way Noah did. Standing around wouldn't change anything, standing around wouldn't ensure their safety, action was what was needed right now.
The loud explosion instantly brought him and everyone else out of their bickering. In the silnce of the aftermath, a voice rang out clear as day.
"SUMMONERS OF THE INSTITUTE! STAND WITH ME!"
A few exchanged glances, though Noah recognized that voice. Renzus, he breathed out. Before he knew it he was sprinting out of the west wing, running freely through the erected barrier. "Irving! Protect!" he ordered, though his familiar was way ahead of him, releasing all the water he had on him, a massive serpent coiled around his body completely protecting him from most physical attacks, though it rendered him somewhat vulnerable to magic. A stray bolt of magic from an allied summoner could prove to be incapacitating.
It was a dance with Irving, he slipped and dove around the battlefield, he focused on those carrying heavy equipment, hurling spears of ice at every turn while Irving mercilessly smashed those within reach of his tendrils, all the while keeping Noah shielded from bullets that would've otherwise made its mark.
Slowly, Irving took on a red tint as he had been pulling out the blood from those he had killed, empowering both him and Noah as well as keeping them well-stocked on liquids for Irving's mass and Noah's spears at the expense of slowly driving them both to a blood-frenzy. Although his expression says otherwise, he remained cold and impassive, the trail of bodies he left behind was spotless, not a drop of blood had been wasted by the pair.
It didn't take long for a couple of shots to get through Irving's active defenses, he was pushed backwards by the force of it, though it didn't break skin it left a nasty bruise as the membrane of water diffused the force throughout its surface.
With a silent grunt, he stomped the ground erecting a wall of ice to temporarily take cover, nursing himself while he could. He took the time to check on himself, pulling up his sleeves to inspect his arms, his veins weren't as visible yet, a good sign. He could still fight for a while before it would eventually be fatal to him. The cracking of ice, signaled it's time to return to the fray he turned it all back into water and resumed his dance.