Yasha Cadera
Mom'alor
“[member="Azure Djitred"], Tell her it’s snack time! If she’s not lucid she’s placid as a... Kriff!” Yasha dove back into the maze, as the crowds whooped with excitement. Tamar fired at Yasha’s cloak, the stun bolts clipping off her shoulder with a pwing. A stray bolt of lightning played over the maze, as Tamar plunged in firing at Yasha.
“I almost got her, [member="Mig Gred"]! I almost got her!” Tamar yelped, as Yasha readied her hammer for the excited nanny.
Tamar turned and saw Yasha swing.
“I don’t got her! I don’t almost got her! Yikes!!” The nanny tore off down the maze, firing behind her. Yasha laughed and jogged after Tamar.
“Kaine?! Did you just yell for a kid?! Azure, she might drink it if the kid does too. Tamar, you served her, you know!”
“Okay maybe placid is a strong word... she’s highly open to suggestion in her non-lucid state... oh, and Yasha?” Two loud pew pew’s rocked the stadium, as the crowd blurted out in celebration.
In the distraction Ahani provided, Tamar doubled back, and double-tapped Yasha in the side.
“Aawwww! Tamar got me! You’re on your own, [member="Skorvek"]! Hah! Good shot, vod!” Yasha threw her arm good naturedly around Tamar giving the fellow Epicanthix a firm side hug. “Now. Shall we save the planet and get the good Empress home? Preferably before we’re all turned to slag?”
“I’m not going near her! She’d recognize my aura straight away. You do it. I’m going to find my hot date!” Tamar tipped her helmet back and grinned, as Yasha laughed.
“Fair enough. Well done you, and don’t worry about the kids. I’ll honour our bet and put them to bed myself.” Yasha grinned under her buy’ce, and shot up into the air as Tamar squealed, rushing to Mig’s position.
“Kain’ik, I’m sending Azure to your quadrant. When she gets there, she’s got something that should knock Ahani out. Sterling, if you wouldn’t mind taking Raya to her mother it would help. Kain’ik, Darlyn, you’re doing awesome, guys.” Yasha kept her voice level and tone jovial. If she showed the headache roiling inside, it could rip peoples’ resolve far off the axis of sensibility.
Landing on the King’s box with a clang, it was time for Yasha and the King to have a very long chat about trusting vagrants.
“So! Your majesty. About that treaty. I believe the shouts and caws of your citizens is representation enough that the Mandalorians put on entertainment for Velmor, eh? And... about Matilda...”
“I almost got her, [member="Mig Gred"]! I almost got her!” Tamar yelped, as Yasha readied her hammer for the excited nanny.
Tamar turned and saw Yasha swing.
“I don’t got her! I don’t almost got her! Yikes!!” The nanny tore off down the maze, firing behind her. Yasha laughed and jogged after Tamar.
“Kaine?! Did you just yell for a kid?! Azure, she might drink it if the kid does too. Tamar, you served her, you know!”
“Okay maybe placid is a strong word... she’s highly open to suggestion in her non-lucid state... oh, and Yasha?” Two loud pew pew’s rocked the stadium, as the crowd blurted out in celebration.
In the distraction Ahani provided, Tamar doubled back, and double-tapped Yasha in the side.
“Aawwww! Tamar got me! You’re on your own, [member="Skorvek"]! Hah! Good shot, vod!” Yasha threw her arm good naturedly around Tamar giving the fellow Epicanthix a firm side hug. “Now. Shall we save the planet and get the good Empress home? Preferably before we’re all turned to slag?”
“I’m not going near her! She’d recognize my aura straight away. You do it. I’m going to find my hot date!” Tamar tipped her helmet back and grinned, as Yasha laughed.
“Fair enough. Well done you, and don’t worry about the kids. I’ll honour our bet and put them to bed myself.” Yasha grinned under her buy’ce, and shot up into the air as Tamar squealed, rushing to Mig’s position.
“Kain’ik, I’m sending Azure to your quadrant. When she gets there, she’s got something that should knock Ahani out. Sterling, if you wouldn’t mind taking Raya to her mother it would help. Kain’ik, Darlyn, you’re doing awesome, guys.” Yasha kept her voice level and tone jovial. If she showed the headache roiling inside, it could rip peoples’ resolve far off the axis of sensibility.
Landing on the King’s box with a clang, it was time for Yasha and the King to have a very long chat about trusting vagrants.
“So! Your majesty. About that treaty. I believe the shouts and caws of your citizens is representation enough that the Mandalorians put on entertainment for Velmor, eh? And... about Matilda...”