Allied:
Venari Krayt
Enemy:
Chipper
"Best suit up, finish up that drink my friend. There never is just one, once things do go loud I will be sure to have your back. And seeing as you are my senior i'm just gonna listen for when you give the go ahead..."
"As will I have yours, vod. And sounds good, I think I got placements and positions all figured out." Thonn responded. He may not have had the greatest academic or social skills, but combat and repeater tactics were his specialty by far. Venari was a fine partner to have, and her Model 39 a fine counterpart to his rotary cannon. The blaster bolts his cannon fired hardly packed that much punch, but it fired
a lot of them – and a well placed blaster bolt could do significant damage despite its lack of power if it was carefully aimed. Not that he could shoot with that much precision, but if he fired fifty bolts at someone, one of them was bound to hit them in the face anyhow. Or delicate sensors, or weak spots in armour, if there wasn't a face to blast. Thonn didn't even need to know where they were, if he simply shot his target
everywhere.
Properly fitted armour and tougher targets did prove challenging. It was ideal for engaging fighters with armour and without, and heavier targets could stand up easier to the infernal shower of blaster fire. The Model 39 had a lower rate of fire, but made up for it with the power put behind each shot. It could provide both continuous fire that threatened heavily armoured targets that Thonn might not.
"Right, I forgot to ask, we taking prisoners or is this a clean up?"
It was a fair question, though Thonn didn't relish the idea of taking either Daimyos or Sith captive. Those beneath the Daimyos would be dangerous to keep alive, given their many connections and the likelihood of
actual loyalty among their ranks. They dealt in spice, and deserved
death.
There was simply no point in hostage negotiations with the Sith. Not that Thonn would care if they did, for the memory of the Quartermaster burned bright in his heart. The Sith deserved death even
more.
"No point in keeping vermin. Especially not Sith. Shoot to kill, and kill 'em all. Every last fething one." Thonn replied.
It was then that he noticed the commotion, and turned his head just in time to see a rodian charge the titanic metal beast in front of the nightclub. The machine grabbed him effortlessly, and with one bite of his jaws the diminutive rodian was slaughtered, its blood staining the street. The thing's mangled corpse was then sent in an airborne arc, landing right in front of them with a sickening smack.
It completely killed the atmosphere of the place. Patrons fled immediately.
"Yeah, better get a move on. I think I've been unarmed long enough." Rising from his seat, he made his way from the shop along with the paniced crowd doing the same. Slipping into the transport where his beskar and cannon were safely stowed, he promptly donned his armour and unpacked his rotary cannon from the container he'd been keeping it.