Really edgy
Normally, such a strike would have been nigh catastrophic: the Kainite may have blessed her suit with many an upgrade, but an overcharge was always a frightening thought. But, there was little to fry today. Thankfully, the hunk of metal plundered from who knows how many worlds would find life once again in its greatest weakness. Systems began to whir, locks clicking into place, emerald light shone from the eye lenses once more. And when Lirka spoke again, it was in the distinct mechanical distortion of the norm.
With electricity still coursing through her body, conducted by the metal plates, Lirka felt the raw exultation of agony. For as much as she was a merciless sadist, Lirka was almost equally a masochist. A reminder that she still drew breath, letting out a mechanical huff of exertion from the ordeal. Lirka shook out her limbs, finally feeling whole again.
“Many thanks to you, Captain Tesar. The trinkets formerly on my person are yours to do with as you see fit. I’m sure they’ll fetch plenty of credits to give you proper bonus for your fine work today.”
She made a gesture to the pile of gems and jewelry now thrown to the floor. Many of them could have been a prized possession, but to Lirka? They were little more than trash now. Quickly, she turned fully to the matter at hand.
“Now, the matter at hand. What is your plan for rescuing us? Shall I make preparations for tow back to the Empire, or shall I begin for total offload before we scuttle this vessel.”
Rather casual about the whole prospect, Lirka moved to a terminal. Her metal claws clicking away rapidly at buttons as holograms burst into life. She wouldn’t draw intentional attention to her work if she could avoid it, but as information sprawled in front of her at breakneck speeds it didn’t take a genius to know what she was doing: downloading research.
Trayze Tesar
With electricity still coursing through her body, conducted by the metal plates, Lirka felt the raw exultation of agony. For as much as she was a merciless sadist, Lirka was almost equally a masochist. A reminder that she still drew breath, letting out a mechanical huff of exertion from the ordeal. Lirka shook out her limbs, finally feeling whole again.
“Many thanks to you, Captain Tesar. The trinkets formerly on my person are yours to do with as you see fit. I’m sure they’ll fetch plenty of credits to give you proper bonus for your fine work today.”
She made a gesture to the pile of gems and jewelry now thrown to the floor. Many of them could have been a prized possession, but to Lirka? They were little more than trash now. Quickly, she turned fully to the matter at hand.
“Now, the matter at hand. What is your plan for rescuing us? Shall I make preparations for tow back to the Empire, or shall I begin for total offload before we scuttle this vessel.”
Rather casual about the whole prospect, Lirka moved to a terminal. Her metal claws clicking away rapidly at buttons as holograms burst into life. She wouldn’t draw intentional attention to her work if she could avoid it, but as information sprawled in front of her at breakneck speeds it didn’t take a genius to know what she was doing: downloading research.
Trayze Tesar