Xin Boa
Drifter
It was chaos. If they had this many on the rooves then there had to be even more of them still on the ground. Xin didn't have much cover from those that had moved above them. He was relying on his luck far more than anyone would choose to when their life was on the line.
A strange kind of focus settled upon Xin. He was barely even looking where he was shooting now. Turning and firing in smooth motions, blaster bolts came very close to his body over and over.
The nautolan still had no idea that he was sensitive to the Force. He had no training and no control over it. The reason he had survived as a lookout for gangs for so long was not his keen eyesight and natural empathy, it was those little subconscious cues that came through the Force.
Xin had expected to panic in the midst of this gun battle, instead he was an island of calm in the noisy, chaotic lightshow.
The kid ran. Xin was terrified he was going to just keel over at any moment. He looked pale and clammy.
Xin turned his back to them both and backed up slowly. As soon as it was his turn he ejected the power cell from his blaster, reloading as he ran. There was just one left on his belt now.
A soft chirrup came from his belt.
"Whatever jamming gear they're using, we just got out of range!" he called out. If the ship could meet them halfway, their dwindling chances could be reversed.
A strange kind of focus settled upon Xin. He was barely even looking where he was shooting now. Turning and firing in smooth motions, blaster bolts came very close to his body over and over.
The nautolan still had no idea that he was sensitive to the Force. He had no training and no control over it. The reason he had survived as a lookout for gangs for so long was not his keen eyesight and natural empathy, it was those little subconscious cues that came through the Force.
Xin had expected to panic in the midst of this gun battle, instead he was an island of calm in the noisy, chaotic lightshow.
The kid ran. Xin was terrified he was going to just keel over at any moment. He looked pale and clammy.
Xin turned his back to them both and backed up slowly. As soon as it was his turn he ejected the power cell from his blaster, reloading as he ran. There was just one left on his belt now.
A soft chirrup came from his belt.
"Whatever jamming gear they're using, we just got out of range!" he called out. If the ship could meet them halfway, their dwindling chances could be reversed.