Aver Brand
Mercicle
MUSTAFAR
Location: Mensix Mining Facility > Landing pads
Allies: [member="Choli Vyn"] | [member="Elliot Locke"] | [member="Draco Vereen"] | [member="Ultimatum"]
Disengaging: [member="Rolf Amsel"]
Gear in bio
Copper and salt in her mouth as she twisted back to her feet. Her back wasn’t too thrilled about that impromptu landing, but KIG had served its purpose. Aver was buzzed, clipped, and more or less pissed off about it. Clearly she was out of shape, if it was taking her this frakking long to clean up a damn stormie. An honest-to-Sith storm-frakking-trooper.
Pathetic.
With a sneer too full of teeth, the merc reached deep down within herself, to that writhing, screaming sliver of [member="Reverance"]. Her fingers spread to call the familiar shape of her weapon, worn leather fit to her palm – another mechanical extension of her body. Didn’t light it yet though, no point in rushing through that mess while the Mandalorian was working his magic.
Speaking of – “Vereen. Vader’s castle is getting too hot for the Alliance, looks like. Keep that ass of yours whole, yeah?” She smiled, let out a throaty chuckle. “I’m running one of their dropships into that party. Gonna dampen the mood a bit.” The comms were full of requests for assistance, mentions of Sith and Ren all over the place.
Not to brag, but that was her specialty.
First, a struggling trooper to deal with. She was half-tempted to play around a bit simply because he was so gifted at surviving— but money was calling. He picked himself up, visor dented and scratched from her fist. If he somehow lived through the Dragon tripping on a full squad of drained soldiers, the stormie would be left with a pretty sweet souvenir.
One big fat ‘if’, though.
Then that pesky grenade was in the air, and the kid gloves went flying off like the bra off a dancer in the pits of Nadir.
Her free hand shot forward, body already on the move. As she rushed to the side, Aver returned the cryoban to the trooper with a precise push of the Force. By the time it reached him, he would likely be poised to stab Vereen. Would’ve been a fun situation to watch unfold, but the merc had other plans.
They involved the hesitant crowd of First Order soldiers on the walkway, a steep fall, and one smokin’ hot lava bath.
CERS and the Force both roared through her, empowering her to clear the corridor in the time it took a human to raise a blaster. Her shield was up, to deflect the sloppy fire that managed to hit her in that split second.
Aver charged into their midst, grin smeared across her face. Her body was a machine, efficient and methodical; her mind was focused, her heartbeat even; her goal was clear, path laid out in full; and her lightsaber – her lightsaber sang, virgin white to mock the rivers of blood it would shed so long as Yigdris drew breath. It had carved swaths through a hundred battlefields, from Manaan to Contruum, and much like its wielder, time had only made it sharper. By the time the surprise and confusion wore off, the mercenary had run the burning plasma into a dozen armor gaps, shoving stormies over the edge with her shield or the Force.
It was a dirty, violent melée, and Aver felt right at home.
Location: Mensix Mining Facility > Landing pads
Allies: [member="Choli Vyn"] | [member="Elliot Locke"] | [member="Draco Vereen"] | [member="Ultimatum"]
Disengaging: [member="Rolf Amsel"]
Gear in bio
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IBuZYYfEHIo
Copper and salt in her mouth as she twisted back to her feet. Her back wasn’t too thrilled about that impromptu landing, but KIG had served its purpose. Aver was buzzed, clipped, and more or less pissed off about it. Clearly she was out of shape, if it was taking her this frakking long to clean up a damn stormie. An honest-to-Sith storm-frakking-trooper.
Pathetic.
With a sneer too full of teeth, the merc reached deep down within herself, to that writhing, screaming sliver of [member="Reverance"]. Her fingers spread to call the familiar shape of her weapon, worn leather fit to her palm – another mechanical extension of her body. Didn’t light it yet though, no point in rushing through that mess while the Mandalorian was working his magic.
Speaking of – “Vereen. Vader’s castle is getting too hot for the Alliance, looks like. Keep that ass of yours whole, yeah?” She smiled, let out a throaty chuckle. “I’m running one of their dropships into that party. Gonna dampen the mood a bit.” The comms were full of requests for assistance, mentions of Sith and Ren all over the place.
Not to brag, but that was her specialty.
First, a struggling trooper to deal with. She was half-tempted to play around a bit simply because he was so gifted at surviving— but money was calling. He picked himself up, visor dented and scratched from her fist. If he somehow lived through the Dragon tripping on a full squad of drained soldiers, the stormie would be left with a pretty sweet souvenir.
One big fat ‘if’, though.
Then that pesky grenade was in the air, and the kid gloves went flying off like the bra off a dancer in the pits of Nadir.
Her free hand shot forward, body already on the move. As she rushed to the side, Aver returned the cryoban to the trooper with a precise push of the Force. By the time it reached him, he would likely be poised to stab Vereen. Would’ve been a fun situation to watch unfold, but the merc had other plans.
They involved the hesitant crowd of First Order soldiers on the walkway, a steep fall, and one smokin’ hot lava bath.
CERS and the Force both roared through her, empowering her to clear the corridor in the time it took a human to raise a blaster. Her shield was up, to deflect the sloppy fire that managed to hit her in that split second.
Aver charged into their midst, grin smeared across her face. Her body was a machine, efficient and methodical; her mind was focused, her heartbeat even; her goal was clear, path laid out in full; and her lightsaber – her lightsaber sang, virgin white to mock the rivers of blood it would shed so long as Yigdris drew breath. It had carved swaths through a hundred battlefields, from Manaan to Contruum, and much like its wielder, time had only made it sharper. By the time the surprise and confusion wore off, the mercenary had run the burning plasma into a dozen armor gaps, shoving stormies over the edge with her shield or the Force.
It was a dirty, violent melée, and Aver felt right at home.