Voroll
noob empath
Rebels – Heading towards Galaar’s location
If it weren’t for his hand holding the hilt of his sword in place, it would have clanged against his right thigh multiple times while running, or jogging. It didn’t speed him up, but it stopped an otherwise-loud nuisance. His own position was probably compromised due to the colour of his armour. A large white target running around grey and black streets amidst grey and black smoke from burning speeders, buildings and other things that looked suspiciously like corpses.
He wanted to get to the clone as quickly as possible, there could be anything wandering the streets and anyone of those things could be hostile. He had requested aid so he must have needed it. Voroll could provide little aid other than being a meat-shield, despite there being no chance that he would sacrifice himself even for another person.
He stopped when he reached another wall and spun his back against it. With the spin the pistol swung around and eyes darted to make a quick arc of the area before continuing on. Nothing had followed him. He placed the length of the barrel of the pistol into his mouth so that he could use both hands in scaling the wall. It was not high, but not small enough to vault over. He did the same thing when he landed, after crouching; a swing of the pistol through the immediate area to spot any possible hostiles, or even friendlies. Just anything that moved, really. It was a small garden, or so it seemed. With a square of grass and beds of flowers all pristine amidst the chaos outside. At least there could be something to survive in this bloodbath.
Continuing through the garden to the exit, Voroll checked his wrist-mounted communication system. Not far now. He crept through, hand on hilt and finger on trigger. How easy life would have been with a vibroblade smaller than the vibrosword he possessed. Maybe half its current length would do a lot better. It would be easier to carry, easier to swing and provide a better deal of training experience than with something full-length.
The road in front of the house and garden was empty aside from a few speeders that had seen much, much better days. Galaar’s signal came from somewhere around here. So slowly, ever slowly, Voroll approached each speeder; pistol in one arm and sword just slightly out of the scabbard for easy access in case it was a trap. The first speeder yielded nothing, but when the second came into view, Voroll made a number of side-steps to that the right side of the clone was visible. It was then that he saw the companion of Galaar’s, the strill – the name of which Voroll could not recall.
“Galaar?” He called hesitantly.
@[member="Galaar CC-252"]
If it weren’t for his hand holding the hilt of his sword in place, it would have clanged against his right thigh multiple times while running, or jogging. It didn’t speed him up, but it stopped an otherwise-loud nuisance. His own position was probably compromised due to the colour of his armour. A large white target running around grey and black streets amidst grey and black smoke from burning speeders, buildings and other things that looked suspiciously like corpses.
He wanted to get to the clone as quickly as possible, there could be anything wandering the streets and anyone of those things could be hostile. He had requested aid so he must have needed it. Voroll could provide little aid other than being a meat-shield, despite there being no chance that he would sacrifice himself even for another person.
He stopped when he reached another wall and spun his back against it. With the spin the pistol swung around and eyes darted to make a quick arc of the area before continuing on. Nothing had followed him. He placed the length of the barrel of the pistol into his mouth so that he could use both hands in scaling the wall. It was not high, but not small enough to vault over. He did the same thing when he landed, after crouching; a swing of the pistol through the immediate area to spot any possible hostiles, or even friendlies. Just anything that moved, really. It was a small garden, or so it seemed. With a square of grass and beds of flowers all pristine amidst the chaos outside. At least there could be something to survive in this bloodbath.
Continuing through the garden to the exit, Voroll checked his wrist-mounted communication system. Not far now. He crept through, hand on hilt and finger on trigger. How easy life would have been with a vibroblade smaller than the vibrosword he possessed. Maybe half its current length would do a lot better. It would be easier to carry, easier to swing and provide a better deal of training experience than with something full-length.
The road in front of the house and garden was empty aside from a few speeders that had seen much, much better days. Galaar’s signal came from somewhere around here. So slowly, ever slowly, Voroll approached each speeder; pistol in one arm and sword just slightly out of the scabbard for easy access in case it was a trap. The first speeder yielded nothing, but when the second came into view, Voroll made a number of side-steps to that the right side of the clone was visible. It was then that he saw the companion of Galaar’s, the strill – the name of which Voroll could not recall.
“Galaar?” He called hesitantly.
@[member="Galaar CC-252"]