Tengiz
Character
"Are you sure that's him?"
"Yeah, yeah, look, I gotta holo."
"And this'll work?"
"Yeah, yeah man c'mon, you're not turning yellow now are you? He don' know we're coming, we scrag him, we're in with the Sun's, for sure. They hate these guys."
"He's big."
"He's all by himself and we have the guns, now c'mon!"
That was probably a good conversation to just go on pretending she hadn't heard, the Nautolan reflected, looking very intensely in a shop window and pointedly not looking at the Devaronian and the skinny human as they entered a cantina just ahead of her. Would probably be a good idea to just keep on walking, maybe even turn around. Hail a cab. But. Well, it wasn't every day you got to see a shoot-out was it? And maybe she could figure out who their target was and warn him. Y'know, if there was no chance of her skin being on the line by doing so. If it was going to put her in danger, well, sorry buddy, thrilling heroics were great but numero uno came first.
So, since there'd been no screaming or shots yet, the Nautolan let herself into the cantina. It wasn't a total dive, but it definitely wasn't first class either. It was the kind of place you went to pay average credits for decent product and be left alone. People probably didn't break the furniture over each others heads here very often. This shoot-out might be a first.
Suddenly a crackle-hiss-hum sort of noise split the air, her first impression before her head turned to find the source was that it was oddly layered. Which made sense once she did look, since there were three glowing blades of light. Two were being wielded by a giant of a zabrak who'd just used them to slice the devaronian into three mostly equal pieces. The third was floating by itself after giving the skinny guy a fatally close haircut.
Deactivating the blades, the Zabrak held out his hand in an entirely casual manner and a glass on the bar flew to him, so of course he took a drink before turning back to what she could only imagine was his recently vacated seat at the bar.
Well.
That was...
That was something all right.
Flee? Was fleeing the correct response? He didn't seem to be giving off angry vibes though, and to be fair those thugs had come in here to kill him. Killing people back seemed like the correct response really. Plus all the stuff floating around. This wasn't water. This was air. Stuff did not just float through air. That did not happen.
What was one more bad life choice in the grand scheme of things?
So she sidled up beside him. And having thought about it long and hard on the few second walk over there, stepping carefully over the body bits, she was silent for a moment before looking up at him (quite far up) and opening her mouth.
"So uh.. You just, you just floated things around. Like, with nothing touching them. That's impossible. I think you just broke physics."
She paused again before getting to the important part.
"Can you do it again?"
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"Yeah, yeah, look, I gotta holo."
"And this'll work?"
"Yeah, yeah man c'mon, you're not turning yellow now are you? He don' know we're coming, we scrag him, we're in with the Sun's, for sure. They hate these guys."
"He's big."
"He's all by himself and we have the guns, now c'mon!"
That was probably a good conversation to just go on pretending she hadn't heard, the Nautolan reflected, looking very intensely in a shop window and pointedly not looking at the Devaronian and the skinny human as they entered a cantina just ahead of her. Would probably be a good idea to just keep on walking, maybe even turn around. Hail a cab. But. Well, it wasn't every day you got to see a shoot-out was it? And maybe she could figure out who their target was and warn him. Y'know, if there was no chance of her skin being on the line by doing so. If it was going to put her in danger, well, sorry buddy, thrilling heroics were great but numero uno came first.
So, since there'd been no screaming or shots yet, the Nautolan let herself into the cantina. It wasn't a total dive, but it definitely wasn't first class either. It was the kind of place you went to pay average credits for decent product and be left alone. People probably didn't break the furniture over each others heads here very often. This shoot-out might be a first.
Suddenly a crackle-hiss-hum sort of noise split the air, her first impression before her head turned to find the source was that it was oddly layered. Which made sense once she did look, since there were three glowing blades of light. Two were being wielded by a giant of a zabrak who'd just used them to slice the devaronian into three mostly equal pieces. The third was floating by itself after giving the skinny guy a fatally close haircut.
Deactivating the blades, the Zabrak held out his hand in an entirely casual manner and a glass on the bar flew to him, so of course he took a drink before turning back to what she could only imagine was his recently vacated seat at the bar.
Well.
That was...
That was something all right.
Flee? Was fleeing the correct response? He didn't seem to be giving off angry vibes though, and to be fair those thugs had come in here to kill him. Killing people back seemed like the correct response really. Plus all the stuff floating around. This wasn't water. This was air. Stuff did not just float through air. That did not happen.
What was one more bad life choice in the grand scheme of things?
So she sidled up beside him. And having thought about it long and hard on the few second walk over there, stepping carefully over the body bits, she was silent for a moment before looking up at him (quite far up) and opening her mouth.
"So uh.. You just, you just floated things around. Like, with nothing touching them. That's impossible. I think you just broke physics."
She paused again before getting to the important part.
"Can you do it again?"
[member="Daxton Bane"]