One foot followed the other, his feet moving casually along the footpath of the main walkway. It was hard to accurately detect the target in such dense traffic although from the description given to him by his 'employer' it would be hard to miss such a hulk. Amber eyes hidden behind indigo lenses searched the general area, the binoculars built into the optics of his mask allowing him to zoom in on certain individuals that roughly matched his mark. The Kiffar knew the hunt would not be easy. Level 1215 was extremely large and resembled that of a labyrinth, a maze of permacrete and durasteel.
What he heard next stood out like a glowing beacon. It was not unusual to hear such noises, especially in Coruscants Underworld. But these screams....were different. They carried more than pain. Suffering? Torment? He couldn't quite place his finger on it. But it was a good sign to start. His casual pace soon turned into an all out sprint as he pushed his way through the crowd, his lean shoulders bumping into civilians and traveling merchants. It was unfortunate that in his haste he caused a male to drop his wares on the ground, the familiar sound of cursing and foul language escaping the angered mouth. He had no time to turn around and apologize.
As he approached the source of the screams he noticed people retreating from its general location in fits of fear and distress, more screams filling the air but of a different nature. Brahlis could see a large creature standing in the middle of all the chaos, streams of lightning spewing from his fingertips. It was hard to see a clear picture between the gaps of fleeing heads so he concluded he needed a better vantage point to confirm if who he saw was indeed his target. His head turned to the left. A two story building with a flat roof caught his interest prompting him to head in its general direction before entering the premises. He could have quite easily propelled himself to the top quickly but he did not want to draw any attention to himself or give away his position. As he entered the doors two aliens screamed, green arms reaching out to protect the small children that cradled under the tables for safety. They were of no interest to the Kiffar mercenary who ignored them all and took to the stairs where he exited to the roofs balcony.
His optics focused on the red armored figure, each lens zooming in sync to provide Brahlis a clearer picture "Target confirmed". His voice was digitally distorted, a feature of his mask to conceal his identity. He reached for the weapon located on his back, a DLT-20A Blaster Rifle with a top mounted rangefinder and electronic sight. This beauty had a maximum range of 450 meters but its optimum use was roughly estimated at 45. Luckily for Brahlis the distance between him and the mark was around 70 paces, more than enough to guarantee an accurate shot. In true fashion he dropped to one knee, the durasteel pads offering him comfortable protection while in this stance. He lifted the rifle to his shoulder, one hand firmly grasped around the handle while the other was used to rest the barrel on his palm. He placed his right eye over the scope and took a deep breath, the cross hairs focusing on the target. There was no need to account for gravity, distance or wind speed. That was the advantage of having an energy based rifle and not a ballistic. But this also meant that the projectile traveled at a slower speed than the traditional bullets.
With his index finger curled around the trigger he inhaled one last time and held his breath, a technique taught in the Republic Army to steady the body allowing for maximum accuracy. Brahlis pulled the trigger tightly causing the rifle to fire a green bolt of energy which shot towards the Monster. He kept the sights on the mark until he could confirm, or deny, the success of the attack.
Actions Taken:
.Shot a single bolt towards Kezeroth, aimed at the center of his shoulder blades.
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