Cyberjunk
Allies |
Kyra Perl
Thirdas Heavenshield
Aien Mueller
Veino Garn
Tulan Kor
Caltin Vanagor
Silas Westgard
Enemies |
Varos Ignacious Korvan
FN-999
Even as Varos redirected the brunt of Yula's Force push, it had the desired effect; she'd bought Nida and Kyra enough time to slip by.
As he surged on her to deliver a furious bisecting slash, the Zeltron caught his saber with her own blade, wrist flicking down to intercept the strike just centimeters from her midsection. The action brought their masked faces close for a tense moment, and it was in looking directly at the Imperial's visor did the image of Nida, face bloodied, finally hit her. She'd been so preoccupied in ensuring her sister's escape that her condition—while stable—had gone unnoticed.
Yula had a sordid history with Imperials. She despised their militaristic nature, perceiving them as little more than rigid glory hounds intent on control and conquest. The First Order has been the antithesis of the scrappy, freewheeling Judges of the Outer Rim, and any friends she'd had among the Empire had either disappeared or flung themselves full-throttle into an ideology she wholly opposed. She'd give them a wide berth until now.
This was personal, and she would have spat on Varos if they weren't both helmeted. Instead she hissed, her voice eerily robotic from behind the built in rebreather.
"Fucking Imperial scum. May you never know a moment of peace again."
Yula felt her entire body being tugged back; a ministration from Kyra that was clearly saying come on, already. As much as she would have relished giving in to her ire—restraint had never been her forte—they'd come too far to bungle this rescue op over revenge. Another tug actually had her flying back a few meters, as if her younger sister were a tractor beam. The urgency was clear, and Yula used the distance between them to prime and toss a pair of sticky glop grenades at either wall, taking off after her sisters as they detonated. They'd either catch the Inquisitor in a spray of foam that would harden to duracrete strength once exposed to oxygen, or make his path significantly more difficult to traverse. Yula was well aware that he likely had a much better idea of the facility's layout than she did, but with the black site's IFF turning hostile on itself thanks to Veino's efforts, who knew what he would encounter.
—
Ridiculously fast TIEs had disabled half of the black site's heavy weaponry by the time the sisters had reached the roof of the facility. Hefty reinforcements had been deployed and were rapidly working to return the base into Imperial hands. Mueller and his squad were managing to hold off troopers from their rescue shuttle, but it was clear that the Alliance-allied task force had sorely overstayed their welcome.
The trio of Zeltrons had arrived shortly after the corvette rained fire through the 908th, taking advantage of the brief break in the chaos to scramble aboard the Annunaki. Nida, looking absolutely dazed, found herself supported onto the corvette by either sister. Even as the last of the allied personnel crossed the ship's threshold, they would not find relative safety. Nearly a dozen troopers in hulking white armor hurtled at the rescue vessel from above, looking every bit as capable of breaching the corvette.
It seemed only fair, with a taste of irony, that the Jedi had burrowed their way into the facility like a parasite, now so were the Zero-G troopers attempting to do the same to their ship.
Hand braced on one side of the door, Yula primed a handful of EMP Pearls with haste, going so far as to use her teeth to bite off the thin pins where her fingernails failed. Just before the door closed, she tossed a fistful of what appeared to be jewelry beads at the nearest cache of Zero-G troopers. The tiny EMP grenades would detonate with a small radius, hopefully delivering enough of a punch to muck with the electrical components of their armor, but without enough strength to damage the ships sensors.
Hopefully.
"Feth off, fethwads!"
![Kyra Perl](/data/avatars/s/17/17116.jpg?1698627479)
![Thirdas Heavenshield](/data/avatars/s/11/11067.jpg?1735340517)
![Veino Garn](/data/avatars/s/1/1752.jpg?1632188678)
![Tulan Kor](/data/avatars/s/16/16833.jpg?1716784968)
![Caltin Vanagor](/data/avatars/s/21/21108.jpg?1739492446)
![Silas Westgard](/data/avatars/s/27/27228.jpg?1732230045)
Enemies |
![Varos Ignacious Korvan](/data/avatars/s/30/30471.jpg?1662061005)
Even as Varos redirected the brunt of Yula's Force push, it had the desired effect; she'd bought Nida and Kyra enough time to slip by.
As he surged on her to deliver a furious bisecting slash, the Zeltron caught his saber with her own blade, wrist flicking down to intercept the strike just centimeters from her midsection. The action brought their masked faces close for a tense moment, and it was in looking directly at the Imperial's visor did the image of Nida, face bloodied, finally hit her. She'd been so preoccupied in ensuring her sister's escape that her condition—while stable—had gone unnoticed.
Yula had a sordid history with Imperials. She despised their militaristic nature, perceiving them as little more than rigid glory hounds intent on control and conquest. The First Order has been the antithesis of the scrappy, freewheeling Judges of the Outer Rim, and any friends she'd had among the Empire had either disappeared or flung themselves full-throttle into an ideology she wholly opposed. She'd give them a wide berth until now.
This was personal, and she would have spat on Varos if they weren't both helmeted. Instead she hissed, her voice eerily robotic from behind the built in rebreather.
"Fucking Imperial scum. May you never know a moment of peace again."
Yula felt her entire body being tugged back; a ministration from Kyra that was clearly saying come on, already. As much as she would have relished giving in to her ire—restraint had never been her forte—they'd come too far to bungle this rescue op over revenge. Another tug actually had her flying back a few meters, as if her younger sister were a tractor beam. The urgency was clear, and Yula used the distance between them to prime and toss a pair of sticky glop grenades at either wall, taking off after her sisters as they detonated. They'd either catch the Inquisitor in a spray of foam that would harden to duracrete strength once exposed to oxygen, or make his path significantly more difficult to traverse. Yula was well aware that he likely had a much better idea of the facility's layout than she did, but with the black site's IFF turning hostile on itself thanks to Veino's efforts, who knew what he would encounter.
—
Ridiculously fast TIEs had disabled half of the black site's heavy weaponry by the time the sisters had reached the roof of the facility. Hefty reinforcements had been deployed and were rapidly working to return the base into Imperial hands. Mueller and his squad were managing to hold off troopers from their rescue shuttle, but it was clear that the Alliance-allied task force had sorely overstayed their welcome.
The trio of Zeltrons had arrived shortly after the corvette rained fire through the 908th, taking advantage of the brief break in the chaos to scramble aboard the Annunaki. Nida, looking absolutely dazed, found herself supported onto the corvette by either sister. Even as the last of the allied personnel crossed the ship's threshold, they would not find relative safety. Nearly a dozen troopers in hulking white armor hurtled at the rescue vessel from above, looking every bit as capable of breaching the corvette.
It seemed only fair, with a taste of irony, that the Jedi had burrowed their way into the facility like a parasite, now so were the Zero-G troopers attempting to do the same to their ship.
Hand braced on one side of the door, Yula primed a handful of EMP Pearls with haste, going so far as to use her teeth to bite off the thin pins where her fingernails failed. Just before the door closed, she tossed a fistful of what appeared to be jewelry beads at the nearest cache of Zero-G troopers. The tiny EMP grenades would detonate with a small radius, hopefully delivering enough of a punch to muck with the electrical components of their armor, but without enough strength to damage the ships sensors.
Hopefully.
"Feth off, fethwads!"