The Dead God
The warehouse held a number more security personal, some implementations, and plenty more that would make it nigh impossible to simply sneak in with the both of them. The walls were thick with Durasteel structuring, and the windows were likely made of transparisteel at this height. It was entirely hopeless to attempt a breach and clear, making short work of their operation; but Maliphant couldn’t help but consider his pride into the equation of the operation. While Koda had done the brunt of the work at the last location, Maliphant felt it was time he committed something to the operation in a more substantial way;
Besides, it’d do well for the bounty hunter to witness the power of a Sith.
“We walk in the front.”, Tiamat said plainly as he walked towards the parked speeder some distance away.
In the same motion, the speeder started and lifted, waiting for the two to enter it, Maliphant taking the driver position. He tapped a few careless commands into the speeder before taking off only after the bounty hunter got in; and as seemingly bad the idea was to simply attack the facility from the front, Tiamat carried a certain arrogance about him that made it seem almost viable; despite the mask and voice. In short order, the distance to the warehouse was quickly covered by the two, the distant planet of Nal Hutta offering them the slimmest of illumination in comparison to the innumerable street lights that surrounded them even at this height.
As the two came to a stop many meters above the ground, Maliphant pressed a few buttons on the speeder to force it to hover, only to lift himself out of the seat and jump without a word to the bounty hunter. The fall was far from safe for a regular human, but the force compensated for Maliphant’s decent as he finally touched with the ground, almost as if he only had taken a step from one to the other, nothing but the entrance to the facility left to greet them.
Two guards, those posted to the front docking gate, moved towards him as they pulled their weapons to their chest and put out the cigarettes they had been smoking to pass the time. The first, a rodian, spoke first;
“Oy, there a reason you’re here, you creepy nerf herder?”, he said with an obvious anger to his tone.
Instead of responding however, Tiamat simply walked forward, only for each step to cause an identical copy of him to appear next to the original, repeating until a total of seven of the Sith existed, each walking towards the group with ill intent perceived even through the mask he wore now. The two guards began to shoulder their arms as they screamed a provocative curse, firing at two of the clones that had formed.
The blaster bolts stopped just short, freezing in the air before being turned back on their owners. Each raced back to their source with a harsh, electric crack that slapped each with the force of a full grown rancor, knocking them back and sliding them into the wall. It was a brutal counters strike, but it was enough to show the Bounty Hunter exactly what Tiamat was capable of. With his power cemented, the clones dispersed into the darkness as they began to infiltrate the warehouse from a number of directions, likely to cause a distraction more than taking out the facility as a whole.
The original stood next to the door, waiting for the Bounty Hunter to approach, speaking in the heavily modulated tones that came normal now;
“Mind what you saw today.”
[member="Koda Fett"]
Besides, it’d do well for the bounty hunter to witness the power of a Sith.
“We walk in the front.”, Tiamat said plainly as he walked towards the parked speeder some distance away.
In the same motion, the speeder started and lifted, waiting for the two to enter it, Maliphant taking the driver position. He tapped a few careless commands into the speeder before taking off only after the bounty hunter got in; and as seemingly bad the idea was to simply attack the facility from the front, Tiamat carried a certain arrogance about him that made it seem almost viable; despite the mask and voice. In short order, the distance to the warehouse was quickly covered by the two, the distant planet of Nal Hutta offering them the slimmest of illumination in comparison to the innumerable street lights that surrounded them even at this height.
As the two came to a stop many meters above the ground, Maliphant pressed a few buttons on the speeder to force it to hover, only to lift himself out of the seat and jump without a word to the bounty hunter. The fall was far from safe for a regular human, but the force compensated for Maliphant’s decent as he finally touched with the ground, almost as if he only had taken a step from one to the other, nothing but the entrance to the facility left to greet them.
Two guards, those posted to the front docking gate, moved towards him as they pulled their weapons to their chest and put out the cigarettes they had been smoking to pass the time. The first, a rodian, spoke first;
“Oy, there a reason you’re here, you creepy nerf herder?”, he said with an obvious anger to his tone.
Instead of responding however, Tiamat simply walked forward, only for each step to cause an identical copy of him to appear next to the original, repeating until a total of seven of the Sith existed, each walking towards the group with ill intent perceived even through the mask he wore now. The two guards began to shoulder their arms as they screamed a provocative curse, firing at two of the clones that had formed.
The blaster bolts stopped just short, freezing in the air before being turned back on their owners. Each raced back to their source with a harsh, electric crack that slapped each with the force of a full grown rancor, knocking them back and sliding them into the wall. It was a brutal counters strike, but it was enough to show the Bounty Hunter exactly what Tiamat was capable of. With his power cemented, the clones dispersed into the darkness as they began to infiltrate the warehouse from a number of directions, likely to cause a distraction more than taking out the facility as a whole.
The original stood next to the door, waiting for the Bounty Hunter to approach, speaking in the heavily modulated tones that came normal now;
“Mind what you saw today.”
[member="Koda Fett"]