Adder
My life, for yours.
Senate building - Basement
[member="Aela Talith"] | [member="Kyber Salurra"] | [member="Soeht"] | [member="IT-88"] | [member="Gideon Raith"]
One second, she was walking down the corridor, checking it room by room, and then…
Adder faltered in her tracks, her vision blurring. What is this her mind screamed, but it echoed hollow, as if she were locked in a small, tight place. Her heart skipped a beat, hammering harder and harder against her ribs.
What is this
Panic rose in her chest like the tide, smothering her, stealing her breath. The woman stumbled, barely caught her fall with the quick reflexes of her cybernetic arm. That, it seemed, wasn’t affected by the vicious chokehold drawing closed around her mind.
Looking around through the darkening haze veiling her eyes, she could see her fellow fighters bent and keeled over in similar states. Some had even fallen down on the ground, curled up like the children they were decades ago. Fear sank its claws deep into her heart, grinning at her widening eyes from the growing black taint in her vision.
And then it ended.
Snapping back upright, Adder gasped for breath like a woman drowning. Her grip on the doorframe had left a dent in the metal, and even now she had trouble releasing the vice.
“Everyone alright?” she yelled out once she’d regained a semblance of calm. Some managed a ‘yes’, others merely nodded. For the most part, however, they seemed to be recovering fine. A man in the back lay unconscious against the wall, resembling a sack of potatoes more than a human being.
“Chite, what was that?” Halen was the first to speak, looking around for the cause of the supernatural disruption. It was Toileen who answered his bewildered question, features grim.
“Frakking Sith, is what it was. Marshall Talith probably stopped the bastard before he could do any serious damage,” a tight, wicked smile curled her lips at the end. Smugness, Adder realized.
“Okay people, let’s move on. Nobody’s found a bomb yet, and there are reports from above about Sith reinforcements. Let’s show them some flanking action.” A few tired cheers met her words, and the squads poured back together, heading upstairs once more.
[member="Aela Talith"] | [member="Kyber Salurra"] | [member="Soeht"] | [member="IT-88"] | [member="Gideon Raith"]
One second, she was walking down the corridor, checking it room by room, and then…
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Adder faltered in her tracks, her vision blurring. What is this her mind screamed, but it echoed hollow, as if she were locked in a small, tight place. Her heart skipped a beat, hammering harder and harder against her ribs.
What is this
Panic rose in her chest like the tide, smothering her, stealing her breath. The woman stumbled, barely caught her fall with the quick reflexes of her cybernetic arm. That, it seemed, wasn’t affected by the vicious chokehold drawing closed around her mind.
Looking around through the darkening haze veiling her eyes, she could see her fellow fighters bent and keeled over in similar states. Some had even fallen down on the ground, curled up like the children they were decades ago. Fear sank its claws deep into her heart, grinning at her widening eyes from the growing black taint in her vision.
And then it ended.
Snapping back upright, Adder gasped for breath like a woman drowning. Her grip on the doorframe had left a dent in the metal, and even now she had trouble releasing the vice.
“Everyone alright?” she yelled out once she’d regained a semblance of calm. Some managed a ‘yes’, others merely nodded. For the most part, however, they seemed to be recovering fine. A man in the back lay unconscious against the wall, resembling a sack of potatoes more than a human being.
“Chite, what was that?” Halen was the first to speak, looking around for the cause of the supernatural disruption. It was Toileen who answered his bewildered question, features grim.
“Frakking Sith, is what it was. Marshall Talith probably stopped the bastard before he could do any serious damage,” a tight, wicked smile curled her lips at the end. Smugness, Adder realized.
“Okay people, let’s move on. Nobody’s found a bomb yet, and there are reports from above about Sith reinforcements. Let’s show them some flanking action.” A few tired cheers met her words, and the squads poured back together, heading upstairs once more.