Kardek Alpha
I’m Kardek, He’s Alpha
The gunslinger, upon seeing the lighting streaking at him in unavoidable fashion, let out an angry yell of his own. There was nothing to shield him now from the full damage of such a terrible fate, but he would not die a coward. His teeth clenched tightly as his finger started to squeeze the trigger…
But then, suddenly, Valery was standing directly in front of him. He quickly released the trigger before firing, surprised by her sudden appearance. He lowered the weapon in his hand, watching the Jedi as she seemed to syphon the electrical current into the palm of her hand, then turning its converted power back on the enemy.
Incredible.
As Valery dealt the killing blow, Kardek found himself letting out a painful sigh of relief as he dropped his head and shoulders a bit, grasping onto his wounded arm in an attempt to still the burning sensation.
It was over.
"Kardek?"
He raised his eyes, offering a reassuring smile that he was alright as she rushed over to him.
"Come on, we need to get these people out of here and... get you some medical help,"
"Yes… Let's go. It's nothing." He assured her as he looked down as his tattered outer garment, "That was my favorite jacket." He said with a forced smirk, wincing again in pain.
"Can your droid help or uh, need me to help you out?"
Kardek looked at her, tilting his head slightly to the side, considering her offer. While Alpha could surely help at some level, not to mention the fact that he had his own medical droid ready and available on his ship, he decided that he would certainly prefer to have Valery's hands tending to him. And so he chuckled, "That droid would probably do more harm than good. If you don't mind…" His eyes locked onto hers again for a moment, remembering their little hiding spot just a few moments prior. "You were amazing, by the way." a comment regarding watching her in action. She was truly a delight to watch, in every aspect. But he then re-focused on the task at hand, looking towards a control surface a few paces away from them.
"Over there…" he motioned, walking briskly to the consul and looking over the protocols. "The entire system is automated. We just need to provide a purchase order number and it will deliver the capsule to our ships. There are only droids in the hangar, so I don't think we will encounter any further resistance. We didn't set off any alarms because the system was down, so we just continue to act like buyers and we can waltz on out of here as if nothing had happened."
The gunslinger walked over to the host, still unconscious on the ground, and picked up his data pad. He created the order receipt and confirmed payment. As soon as he hit the confirm button, the system automatically activated, and the consul pinged, asking for their ship docking numbers.
"What bay is your ship in?" He asked, going over and entering his own ships information. As soon as Valery provided the number, he confirmed both docks. All of the pods started to descend back into the ground in rows, being delivered to the droids in the hangar who would begin to load all of them up for them. "That easy." Kardek said with a smirk, turning back to Valery.
"Now for medical… Your ship or mine?" He continued to grip the injured arm, and was rather looking forward to being alone with Valery once again.
But then, suddenly, Valery was standing directly in front of him. He quickly released the trigger before firing, surprised by her sudden appearance. He lowered the weapon in his hand, watching the Jedi as she seemed to syphon the electrical current into the palm of her hand, then turning its converted power back on the enemy.
Incredible.
As Valery dealt the killing blow, Kardek found himself letting out a painful sigh of relief as he dropped his head and shoulders a bit, grasping onto his wounded arm in an attempt to still the burning sensation.
It was over.
"Kardek?"
He raised his eyes, offering a reassuring smile that he was alright as she rushed over to him.
"Come on, we need to get these people out of here and... get you some medical help,"
"Yes… Let's go. It's nothing." He assured her as he looked down as his tattered outer garment, "That was my favorite jacket." He said with a forced smirk, wincing again in pain.
"Can your droid help or uh, need me to help you out?"
Kardek looked at her, tilting his head slightly to the side, considering her offer. While Alpha could surely help at some level, not to mention the fact that he had his own medical droid ready and available on his ship, he decided that he would certainly prefer to have Valery's hands tending to him. And so he chuckled, "That droid would probably do more harm than good. If you don't mind…" His eyes locked onto hers again for a moment, remembering their little hiding spot just a few moments prior. "You were amazing, by the way." a comment regarding watching her in action. She was truly a delight to watch, in every aspect. But he then re-focused on the task at hand, looking towards a control surface a few paces away from them.
"Over there…" he motioned, walking briskly to the consul and looking over the protocols. "The entire system is automated. We just need to provide a purchase order number and it will deliver the capsule to our ships. There are only droids in the hangar, so I don't think we will encounter any further resistance. We didn't set off any alarms because the system was down, so we just continue to act like buyers and we can waltz on out of here as if nothing had happened."
The gunslinger walked over to the host, still unconscious on the ground, and picked up his data pad. He created the order receipt and confirmed payment. As soon as he hit the confirm button, the system automatically activated, and the consul pinged, asking for their ship docking numbers.
"What bay is your ship in?" He asked, going over and entering his own ships information. As soon as Valery provided the number, he confirmed both docks. All of the pods started to descend back into the ground in rows, being delivered to the droids in the hangar who would begin to load all of them up for them. "That easy." Kardek said with a smirk, turning back to Valery.
"Now for medical… Your ship or mine?" He continued to grip the injured arm, and was rather looking forward to being alone with Valery once again.