Sic transit gloria mundi
@[member="Darth Apparatus"], @[member="Darth Vornskr"], @[member="Tegaea Alcori"], @[member="Chloe Blake"], @[member="HK-36"], @[member="Nyos Val"], @[member="Darth Nazari"], @[member="Ayden Cater"], @[member="Jorus Merrill"], @everyone I've forgotten
Course Correction!
The grenades had actually not been hand-thrown, but propelled by a TK whirlwind, Siobhan had been unleashing two bolters in a presumably rather narrow corridor. However, regardless, the effect on the station clearly showed how dangerous it was to supercharge a berserker and thus drive her into even more of a berserk rage. However, that was neither here nor there. What was of relevance now was the effect on the orbital station. If anything the powerful explosion as the hull was breached and a portion ripped apart, being jettisoned into the vacuum of space, as detonations resounded across the area, fires breaking out, and the alarmed sirens of klaxxons beating into her eardrums, seemed to snap Siobhan back to reality.
The sheer rage she had felt, which had overriden all her other instincts, was passed and she was left with the basic instinct of any sentient being: Survival, as the metaphorical veil was lifted from her eyes and the force of the blast spun her through the air with kinetic force, her armour badly scorched as fires broke out. As smoke and debris spewed out of the breached hull she was pulled and violently yanked towards the opening, unable to anchor herself to the ground with telekinesis. Managing to hold on to a piece of metal and the wrecked wall as she sought to stabilise herself, telekinetically pulling herself forward, then leapt, barely passing through one of the blast doors before it snapped shut, just about avoiding getting turned into jellie by it.
She hit the ground hard and lay there for just a moment before she got to her feet with a groan. Her dual bolters were missing, having floated into space, so was her lightsabre, but that did not matter now. She felt the tremors, the pull as the shipyard drifted out of its targeting orbit and was pulled away, towards other orbital stations, perhaps even towards the planet. She shook off her haze and focused, breathing heavily as realisation dawned on her and she tried to concentrate, shaking off the fear as she stared out of a viewing port, even as zero gravity pulled her into the air as the station went for a plummet, explosions and intense vibrations shaking the facility. But throughout she remained steadfast.
During the battle of Atrisia the CIS had dropped five Lucrehulks on the planet, aiming to wipe out both the Imperial and Fringe leaders and destroy its capital city out of spite after Fringe, who had originally come to conquer the planet, had turned on their former allies. Siobhan had been part of the force meld that been formed between some of the most powerful masters, including the two best mentalists in the Galaxy, to throw the capital ships into the mountains and thus avoid a massive death toll.
Then she had been supercharged by the meld, riding on a drug high that amplified her telekinetic power to levels that made her feel like a goddess. But...she could do this as well. The station would bend to her as she assumed direct control and exerted her will. Of course, throwing things was a lot easier than the opposite! As her mind settled on what she needed to do, she let the Force flow through her, letting go of the anger, fear and hatred, sinking deeper into the Force than she had done since Atrisia, achieving clarity there. Today she would not be the destroyer of worlds, as much as she doubtless would have liked the title. Eyes cold and focused, serene in a way she so seldom was, ignoring the strong pain she was feeling, she stretched out the open palm of her hand and focused.
Then she, quite literally, pulled. Hard, very hard. With her mind.
The station, amidst the klaxxons and the aftereffects of the shockwave, would shudder under her intense grip as the application of telekinetic power was literally felt across it. Beads of sweat dripped down her temples and forehead, the exertion written over but she refused to lose focus. There was a chance that this might work...she could rest afterwards as she poured all her energy, all her considerable telekinetic power, into this one act, as her mind roughly grabbed the station and pulled it back. Ideally away from other stations, away from Fondor. The trick was to hold it in position then...until a better solution could be found. Her mental hand would grab the station and seize it, as if seizing a piece of metal, then yank it back into position. After all, telekinesis was nothing but the application of will - with enough will and force poured into it, size did not matter, not to her at any rate.
If this worked...there would probably be a lot less dead people and property damage. It would work, another option did not exist. So she in the most basic and simplest explanation, she force pulled and, as pandaemonium reigned all arond her, began to drive the station back.
Course Correction!
The grenades had actually not been hand-thrown, but propelled by a TK whirlwind, Siobhan had been unleashing two bolters in a presumably rather narrow corridor. However, regardless, the effect on the station clearly showed how dangerous it was to supercharge a berserker and thus drive her into even more of a berserk rage. However, that was neither here nor there. What was of relevance now was the effect on the orbital station. If anything the powerful explosion as the hull was breached and a portion ripped apart, being jettisoned into the vacuum of space, as detonations resounded across the area, fires breaking out, and the alarmed sirens of klaxxons beating into her eardrums, seemed to snap Siobhan back to reality.
The sheer rage she had felt, which had overriden all her other instincts, was passed and she was left with the basic instinct of any sentient being: Survival, as the metaphorical veil was lifted from her eyes and the force of the blast spun her through the air with kinetic force, her armour badly scorched as fires broke out. As smoke and debris spewed out of the breached hull she was pulled and violently yanked towards the opening, unable to anchor herself to the ground with telekinesis. Managing to hold on to a piece of metal and the wrecked wall as she sought to stabilise herself, telekinetically pulling herself forward, then leapt, barely passing through one of the blast doors before it snapped shut, just about avoiding getting turned into jellie by it.
She hit the ground hard and lay there for just a moment before she got to her feet with a groan. Her dual bolters were missing, having floated into space, so was her lightsabre, but that did not matter now. She felt the tremors, the pull as the shipyard drifted out of its targeting orbit and was pulled away, towards other orbital stations, perhaps even towards the planet. She shook off her haze and focused, breathing heavily as realisation dawned on her and she tried to concentrate, shaking off the fear as she stared out of a viewing port, even as zero gravity pulled her into the air as the station went for a plummet, explosions and intense vibrations shaking the facility. But throughout she remained steadfast.
During the battle of Atrisia the CIS had dropped five Lucrehulks on the planet, aiming to wipe out both the Imperial and Fringe leaders and destroy its capital city out of spite after Fringe, who had originally come to conquer the planet, had turned on their former allies. Siobhan had been part of the force meld that been formed between some of the most powerful masters, including the two best mentalists in the Galaxy, to throw the capital ships into the mountains and thus avoid a massive death toll.
Then she had been supercharged by the meld, riding on a drug high that amplified her telekinetic power to levels that made her feel like a goddess. But...she could do this as well. The station would bend to her as she assumed direct control and exerted her will. Of course, throwing things was a lot easier than the opposite! As her mind settled on what she needed to do, she let the Force flow through her, letting go of the anger, fear and hatred, sinking deeper into the Force than she had done since Atrisia, achieving clarity there. Today she would not be the destroyer of worlds, as much as she doubtless would have liked the title. Eyes cold and focused, serene in a way she so seldom was, ignoring the strong pain she was feeling, she stretched out the open palm of her hand and focused.
Then she, quite literally, pulled. Hard, very hard. With her mind.
The station, amidst the klaxxons and the aftereffects of the shockwave, would shudder under her intense grip as the application of telekinetic power was literally felt across it. Beads of sweat dripped down her temples and forehead, the exertion written over but she refused to lose focus. There was a chance that this might work...she could rest afterwards as she poured all her energy, all her considerable telekinetic power, into this one act, as her mind roughly grabbed the station and pulled it back. Ideally away from other stations, away from Fondor. The trick was to hold it in position then...until a better solution could be found. Her mental hand would grab the station and seize it, as if seizing a piece of metal, then yank it back into position. After all, telekinesis was nothing but the application of will - with enough will and force poured into it, size did not matter, not to her at any rate.
If this worked...there would probably be a lot less dead people and property damage. It would work, another option did not exist. So she in the most basic and simplest explanation, she force pulled and, as pandaemonium reigned all arond her, began to drive the station back.