Kaiden Rohn
Fallen Soul
The fact that a medic of the Republic's finest commando team and overall best combat medic in the entire Republic would let a drugged up...whatever she was, walk off without even saying anything or knowing was, in a way, stupid. Also, IFF tags in his HUD lit her up like a Lifeday tree. Besides, she couldn't remotely get that far, and he was overlooking the entire area, so hiding wasn't exactly a good option. He spotted her engaging in a fight with a large Beast, and moved quickly.
While Doc was a medic, and slightly more happy and talkative than the other clones, that didn't mean that he wasn't as deadly as they come. Flinging upwards towards the back of the distracted monster, Doc didn't really say much, compared to his female, drugged up junkie comrade. Removing one of the explosives intended for the mission, Doc grimaced and ran up to the beast, going for a tackle. He went to shove it into the beast's hide as he ran past him, and scooped up Steph, dragging her by her back on the ground. He flung her carelessly behind him, and dropped to a knee, and let out a few shots to the beast. It was rather impressive how he moved, focused entirely on the mission and saving the life of his comrade, moreso. Doc cared more about the troopers in Havoc than Havoc's objective itself. Which payed off, right about now.
@[member="Steph Zenima"]
@[member="Ravage"]
While Doc was a medic, and slightly more happy and talkative than the other clones, that didn't mean that he wasn't as deadly as they come. Flinging upwards towards the back of the distracted monster, Doc didn't really say much, compared to his female, drugged up junkie comrade. Removing one of the explosives intended for the mission, Doc grimaced and ran up to the beast, going for a tackle. He went to shove it into the beast's hide as he ran past him, and scooped up Steph, dragging her by her back on the ground. He flung her carelessly behind him, and dropped to a knee, and let out a few shots to the beast. It was rather impressive how he moved, focused entirely on the mission and saving the life of his comrade, moreso. Doc cared more about the troopers in Havoc than Havoc's objective itself. Which payed off, right about now.
@[member="Steph Zenima"]
@[member="Ravage"]