Samka Derith
Decitus Ren
Location: The Heart of Omega
Peoples: [member="Wolf"] [member="Thresh Sken"] [member="Kierel"] [member="Doc"] [member="Vustia"] @Nomar @CT-47B [member="Daxton Bane"] [member="Tiland Kortun"] [member="Audren Sykes"]
Affiliation: The First Order
The Heart of Darkness. They'd made it here. The first thing the teenage Ren noticed was how cold it was. She thought longingly back to the winter coat she'd left on their shuttle. She'd not expected to need it again once leaving the frozen environment of Castermeer. Sam stood next to [member="Wolf"] who'd halted the group. She shivered and and rubbed her hands together as she scanned the sight in front of her.
Enemy Stormtroopers everywhere. She shook her head, embarrassed that the Sith dared use such a similar military to that of the First Order. It was insulting to see such a pale mockery of their armed forces willingly serving as tools for a maniac. Out of sight she could sense something much darker though, something far more powerful. Ancient yet unwithered. Darth Molior was here, only one person could have a presence like that. Sam wondered if the cause of her shiver was truly the temperature.
There was a call from within the chamber. A man she recognised as [member="Daxton Bane"] was issuing a personal challenge. It would be interesting to see how well that worked out for him... "Be aware of that one, I've met him before. He's an unrelenting foe who doesn't play well in groups. At the very least he'll make a fine distraction, just... don't agitate him too much," She warned the group.
Sam nodded in agreement as Wolf explained his plan. "We won't have room for it but I don't see a better option. I'm ready." She subconsciously reached up to rub her shoulder, hopefully this time it would go better for her than it did in the Academy.
But then one of the Sith from their group spoke, another idea. Sam bit her lip as she considered it. "Tempting but we need the numbers. Instead of just bringing one or two we can bring everyone plus we wouldn't be bypassing the enemy. There's nothing to stop all the troopers joining Molior in the fight to come. It's better to pick them off seperately rather than the stress of them later. You're welcome to try it alone and draw their fire from us though," a sly smile crossed her lips with the last remark. Besides, now the man really did smell of alcohol now and she doubted anyone would trust him with their life to hold tight and precisely land while under fire.
As Wolf charged into the room, she leaped sideways out. There were hardly any foes on the ground floor, most of the Sith Troopers were at least tactically intelligent enough to know that they'd stand a better chance firing from the elevated walkways than within lightsaber's reach on the ground. Still she mopped up a few of the unlucky ones, closing the gaps with incredible speed and a gymnast's agility before dashing back to cover their stormtroopers.
"Quickly but carefully," she said to [member="Kierel"] as she followed the unhelmeted stormtrooper up the steps, deflecting a few bolts which had been aimed at the soldier. Wolf would be leading the attack, cutting down anyone on the walkway. She simply had to prevent any fire hitting their flank, not the easiest task for a Makashi specialist but there was no other option and she refused to let anyone else down. She was acting purely defencively, the amount of blaster fire coming down at them meant there was no time to reflect accurately back at the attacker. Sam just had to count on the counter attacks and covering fire of the troopers to thin the enemy numbers.
The ascent was cramped and full of close calls, many times her instinct had been to dodge an attack she had meant to deflect so the young girl had to fight against her own training and natural reactions but so far it all seemed to be going as planned. Once they reached the top, they only had to destroy the crystals. All else was secondary. Defeating Darth Molior and escaping with their lives... It would be nice but it was not necessary for a successful mission. She didn't want to die, not at this age when there was so much left to do, but if she had to go at least this would make a fine exit.
Peoples: [member="Wolf"] [member="Thresh Sken"] [member="Kierel"] [member="Doc"] [member="Vustia"] @Nomar @CT-47B [member="Daxton Bane"] [member="Tiland Kortun"] [member="Audren Sykes"]
Affiliation: The First Order
The Heart of Darkness. They'd made it here. The first thing the teenage Ren noticed was how cold it was. She thought longingly back to the winter coat she'd left on their shuttle. She'd not expected to need it again once leaving the frozen environment of Castermeer. Sam stood next to [member="Wolf"] who'd halted the group. She shivered and and rubbed her hands together as she scanned the sight in front of her.
Enemy Stormtroopers everywhere. She shook her head, embarrassed that the Sith dared use such a similar military to that of the First Order. It was insulting to see such a pale mockery of their armed forces willingly serving as tools for a maniac. Out of sight she could sense something much darker though, something far more powerful. Ancient yet unwithered. Darth Molior was here, only one person could have a presence like that. Sam wondered if the cause of her shiver was truly the temperature.
There was a call from within the chamber. A man she recognised as [member="Daxton Bane"] was issuing a personal challenge. It would be interesting to see how well that worked out for him... "Be aware of that one, I've met him before. He's an unrelenting foe who doesn't play well in groups. At the very least he'll make a fine distraction, just... don't agitate him too much," She warned the group.
Sam nodded in agreement as Wolf explained his plan. "We won't have room for it but I don't see a better option. I'm ready." She subconsciously reached up to rub her shoulder, hopefully this time it would go better for her than it did in the Academy.
But then one of the Sith from their group spoke, another idea. Sam bit her lip as she considered it. "Tempting but we need the numbers. Instead of just bringing one or two we can bring everyone plus we wouldn't be bypassing the enemy. There's nothing to stop all the troopers joining Molior in the fight to come. It's better to pick them off seperately rather than the stress of them later. You're welcome to try it alone and draw their fire from us though," a sly smile crossed her lips with the last remark. Besides, now the man really did smell of alcohol now and she doubted anyone would trust him with their life to hold tight and precisely land while under fire.
As Wolf charged into the room, she leaped sideways out. There were hardly any foes on the ground floor, most of the Sith Troopers were at least tactically intelligent enough to know that they'd stand a better chance firing from the elevated walkways than within lightsaber's reach on the ground. Still she mopped up a few of the unlucky ones, closing the gaps with incredible speed and a gymnast's agility before dashing back to cover their stormtroopers.
"Quickly but carefully," she said to [member="Kierel"] as she followed the unhelmeted stormtrooper up the steps, deflecting a few bolts which had been aimed at the soldier. Wolf would be leading the attack, cutting down anyone on the walkway. She simply had to prevent any fire hitting their flank, not the easiest task for a Makashi specialist but there was no other option and she refused to let anyone else down. She was acting purely defencively, the amount of blaster fire coming down at them meant there was no time to reflect accurately back at the attacker. Sam just had to count on the counter attacks and covering fire of the troopers to thin the enemy numbers.
The ascent was cramped and full of close calls, many times her instinct had been to dodge an attack she had meant to deflect so the young girl had to fight against her own training and natural reactions but so far it all seemed to be going as planned. Once they reached the top, they only had to destroy the crystals. All else was secondary. Defeating Darth Molior and escaping with their lives... It would be nice but it was not necessary for a successful mission. She didn't want to die, not at this age when there was so much left to do, but if she had to go at least this would make a fine exit.