Soft Boi
The battle raged on nearby, but it was quiet inside the abandoned house aside from the sound of blaster fire outside. They were being beaten badly and would need to pull a serious stunt in order to gain any traction in this fight. The town had been decimated by the conflict that occurred there but thankfully all civilians were long gone and only soldiers remained. There were a notable number of Mandalorians on one side which was expected to give them the edge, however they came at a price and there were far fewer soldiers on their side as their contractors had chosen quality over quantity.
“I think… it’s broken.” He concluded after gently assessing the man’s arm. Along with a head injury and bleeding, the Mandalorian before him had not fared so well in the battle but his injuries were nothing that couldn’t be healed though they would take him out of the battle for the remainder of the day. Ki’an fashioned a makeshift sling out of bandages and helped the man into it before injecting bacta into the wounded area. “Thank you.” The soldier told the medic who gave a small bow of the head in a sign of acknowledgement.
The sound and feeling of a blaster bolt pinging off of his shoulder from behind made him immediately draw his blaster and whip around to aim it at the attacker to return fire but they were quick to jump behind the safety of the wall. Ki’an quickly got to his feet and drew a vibroblade with his free hand since they were in melee range. He advanced on the attacker who launched towards the Mandalorian also with a vibroblade in hand, as expected. Ki’an dropped his blaster in favour of catching the man by the wrist to fight for control of the situation, but the soldier did the same.
After a quick tussle, in which it seemed the opponent would have the edge, there was a short, sharp sound of a blaster and the man fell to the floor. The Mandalorian looked where the shot had come from and saw his ally standing in the doorway to the building, blaster raised, so he put his blade away and beckoned for the man to follow him into the other room where the injured man was sitting. He was not strong enough to carry the man but hoped the one he had just summoned was.
There was a panicked voice from his commlink. “Medic, I need a medic!” Someone shouted. “Can you take him back to the base? I have to go.” He told the man as he grabbed his bag from the floor and ran to the door before shooting up into the air in search of the person who called for him. It was going to be a long day.