Inara Basai
Character
Objective: 2
Team: Mathieu Brion , Cadere , Beltran Rarr
Many of the slaves huddled together, tight groups that were frightened. However, Inara's appearance wasn't terribly threatening, and after some kind words of urgent encouragement, they began to listen to the ranger medic.
“Please,” she said, her voice soft.
When the first group moved to follower her, more took notice and followed suit. She swept the pits with a sharp gaze, looking for anyone injured or unable to move, but she found no one left behind. And it was at that point that Lieutenant Rarr's voice came over the comm, his voice even toned, calm, even.
“They are ready to move now, sir, ” she answered quickly as she directed the group of slaves to duck behind some cover that was closest to the catwalk. As far as she could see, there were no exits positioned at her level within the pits.
Then, she turned sharply as some of the Chromans began to wail in pain as they dove for the cover of stacked crates. Her eyes shifted to the source – above them on the catwalk. But the weapon ceased when Mathieu sprang to action. Eyes open wide, the events seemed to unfold in slow motion.
Inara could see Cas and Beltran bravely facing down their enemies, keeping the slavers busy so that she and the slaves could move as quickly and safely as possible. And Mathieu's tall form stood out to her, she'd seen him fight before – an impressive sight. But her heart nearly stopped when she saw a spray of red, and then Mathieu went down.
“No!” She yelled, and immediately began to scramble up the crates and onto the catwalk. Her own blaster was now in hand, and she fired in time to disable the Trandoshan – hitting his wrist with a few red bolts. His weapon dropped down into the pits, and he would be left to the mercy (or lack thereof) of Lieutenant Rarr and Cas.
Crouching, she made her way over to where Mathieu lay unconscious. She'd need her fellow ranger and Jedi companion to keep the enemies off them.
Quickly, she pulled out her medical scanner and began to assess the injury. A bright blossom of red was visible soaking the front of his tunic. With a pair of small scissors, she cut the fabric away to reveal a bullet wound to the shoulder. Breaking her field kit open for the first time, she grabbed gauze and placed it over the wound along with the steady pressure of her left hand to stop the bleeding. Fortunately, it did not appear that any of the arterial structures had been severely damaged – or else he'd be bleeding out rapidly.
Working fast, she jabbed him with an injection of bacta and an IV drip of PlasVol to replace what had been lost – enough to keep him stable until they could get him to a medical facility. “Mathieu,” she said. “Mathieu – can you hear me?”
Team: Mathieu Brion , Cadere , Beltran Rarr
Many of the slaves huddled together, tight groups that were frightened. However, Inara's appearance wasn't terribly threatening, and after some kind words of urgent encouragement, they began to listen to the ranger medic.
“Please,” she said, her voice soft.
When the first group moved to follower her, more took notice and followed suit. She swept the pits with a sharp gaze, looking for anyone injured or unable to move, but she found no one left behind. And it was at that point that Lieutenant Rarr's voice came over the comm, his voice even toned, calm, even.
“They are ready to move now, sir, ” she answered quickly as she directed the group of slaves to duck behind some cover that was closest to the catwalk. As far as she could see, there were no exits positioned at her level within the pits.
Then, she turned sharply as some of the Chromans began to wail in pain as they dove for the cover of stacked crates. Her eyes shifted to the source – above them on the catwalk. But the weapon ceased when Mathieu sprang to action. Eyes open wide, the events seemed to unfold in slow motion.
Inara could see Cas and Beltran bravely facing down their enemies, keeping the slavers busy so that she and the slaves could move as quickly and safely as possible. And Mathieu's tall form stood out to her, she'd seen him fight before – an impressive sight. But her heart nearly stopped when she saw a spray of red, and then Mathieu went down.
“No!” She yelled, and immediately began to scramble up the crates and onto the catwalk. Her own blaster was now in hand, and she fired in time to disable the Trandoshan – hitting his wrist with a few red bolts. His weapon dropped down into the pits, and he would be left to the mercy (or lack thereof) of Lieutenant Rarr and Cas.
Crouching, she made her way over to where Mathieu lay unconscious. She'd need her fellow ranger and Jedi companion to keep the enemies off them.
Quickly, she pulled out her medical scanner and began to assess the injury. A bright blossom of red was visible soaking the front of his tunic. With a pair of small scissors, she cut the fabric away to reveal a bullet wound to the shoulder. Breaking her field kit open for the first time, she grabbed gauze and placed it over the wound along with the steady pressure of her left hand to stop the bleeding. Fortunately, it did not appear that any of the arterial structures had been severely damaged – or else he'd be bleeding out rapidly.
Working fast, she jabbed him with an injection of bacta and an IV drip of PlasVol to replace what had been lost – enough to keep him stable until they could get him to a medical facility. “Mathieu,” she said. “Mathieu – can you hear me?”
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