Kamon's OOC
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Objective: B
Location: Section 1
Allies: Republic/Jedi
Enemies: Sith/[member="Disciple"]
Gear: Republic Combat Armor, Gados Graphite Reed Armor, Vibro Electro Blade, M837 Riposte Blaster, MkI Bolter, Hold-out Bolter, G-20 Glop Grenades
He approached the facility on foot, along the leading edge of the ground forces as they engaged the Sith in mortal combat. At this point he could lead his men into battle, watch them die, and then write home afterwards, but that wasn't really his taste. He'd given orders and they were to follow them. Truthfully, in this engagement, it almost didn't matter what they did. This wasn't the maneuvering of a city, but the open battle of siege warfare. Some would make it inside, but he planned on being one of the few that actually did, in order to spare them the horrors of dealing with close quarters combat. The troopers he'd been given were utterly green. They would fare better within the greater mass of the army.
As he approached, he witnessed a strange occurrence. A being, some sort of something, was taking body parts from the dead and combining them. This is the most bizarre thing I have ever seen in my life, but I have no doubt that this being is not deserving of the life it has been given. He came to a stop a little ways away, watching for a moment, and keeping himself out of sight of enemy guns as he sized up the situation. He could charge right in and fight, but he didn't really know what he was up against.
Thumbing the safety on his bolter, he brought the rifle up and took aim. A part of him felt like this was the wrong way to go about this. Shooting an oblivious opponent was akin to shooting someone in the back. It was callous, without mercy, and cruel. That was precisely why he pulled the trigger, sending a bolt flying at [member="Disciple"]. War was callous and cruel. This thing had chosen what side to be on, and therefore didn't deserve the common courtesy of a real fight. If one happened to come of this, so be it, but he was going to start by going straight for the kill. It wasn't like there weren't other enemies out there for him to take on in battle, after all. If they were going to win, quick and methodical was the way.
He waited to see what effect the bolt would have, finger ready to pull the trigger again, head tilted to look down the sight. No chances.
Location: Section 1
Allies: Republic/Jedi
Enemies: Sith/[member="Disciple"]
Gear: Republic Combat Armor, Gados Graphite Reed Armor, Vibro Electro Blade, M837 Riposte Blaster, MkI Bolter, Hold-out Bolter, G-20 Glop Grenades
He approached the facility on foot, along the leading edge of the ground forces as they engaged the Sith in mortal combat. At this point he could lead his men into battle, watch them die, and then write home afterwards, but that wasn't really his taste. He'd given orders and they were to follow them. Truthfully, in this engagement, it almost didn't matter what they did. This wasn't the maneuvering of a city, but the open battle of siege warfare. Some would make it inside, but he planned on being one of the few that actually did, in order to spare them the horrors of dealing with close quarters combat. The troopers he'd been given were utterly green. They would fare better within the greater mass of the army.
As he approached, he witnessed a strange occurrence. A being, some sort of something, was taking body parts from the dead and combining them. This is the most bizarre thing I have ever seen in my life, but I have no doubt that this being is not deserving of the life it has been given. He came to a stop a little ways away, watching for a moment, and keeping himself out of sight of enemy guns as he sized up the situation. He could charge right in and fight, but he didn't really know what he was up against.
Thumbing the safety on his bolter, he brought the rifle up and took aim. A part of him felt like this was the wrong way to go about this. Shooting an oblivious opponent was akin to shooting someone in the back. It was callous, without mercy, and cruel. That was precisely why he pulled the trigger, sending a bolt flying at [member="Disciple"]. War was callous and cruel. This thing had chosen what side to be on, and therefore didn't deserve the common courtesy of a real fight. If one happened to come of this, so be it, but he was going to start by going straight for the kill. It wasn't like there weren't other enemies out there for him to take on in battle, after all. If they were going to win, quick and methodical was the way.
He waited to see what effect the bolt would have, finger ready to pull the trigger again, head tilted to look down the sight. No chances.