Beowoof
Morality Policeman :)
She lay in the forest, behind the feathery branches of a young sapling that had recently been snapped near its base, the leaves providing no protection but gratuitous camouflage. In her splotched green cloak, the Crinan resistor was invisible from behind this cover. The barrel of her projectile rifle crept out from between the limbs like another innocent branch.
An Imperial in woodland gray plastic armor of the Stormtrooper variety was in her scope, downwind and downhill, making their way from her west to her east. She had spotted another one only about a score of meters behind the soldier, though she would only be able to eliminate one of them. She had seen the consequences should she fire at the second, and what bit was revealed to her showed a bright flash of orange, followed by blackness--obviously not a good sign. It would only be one today.
Crack.
One down in the name of Freedom. The expected outcome proved itself, and the gray, plastic form fell to its knees and clattered onto the ground. The comrade ran to the fallen's side and looked about, attempting to determine the direction from which the shot was fired. That was the very reason this shooter avoided the use of blasters in these situations.
Only nineteen years old, and she was a practiced assassin--a terrorist, by definition of the Crown.
A shrill cry suddenly funneled into and jounced around her mind, frightening Jehanne. She could not have made a mistake. She was not supposed to get captured! No one should have seen her. But she scrambled up the incline and deeper into the brush, breath heavy and feet ignoring all caution as she dove further into the woods.
After fifteen minutes of lying underneath a thorny bush, Jehanne had felt no presence of a nearby enemy and removed herself from her unpleasant hiding spot. Who had made that horrid scream? She swore she knew the voice, and yet it sounded like no person she had ever encountered. It had been unnatural; distorted, and not projected from any physical source. Had it been a premonition? No, it was another witch. That much, she knew.
But where was this witch?
[member=Mrrew], [member="Fydiel Darraq"], [member="Tugoro Taidarious"], [member="Caius Flavian"], [member="Juwiela Melec"], [member="Killian Holmes"], [member=Davin], [member="Robb Killian"], [member="Kohai Drenn"], [member="Corruck Kazen"], [member="Maximilian Vinticus"], [member="Alva Calvarona"], [member="Ikki Ike"]
An Imperial in woodland gray plastic armor of the Stormtrooper variety was in her scope, downwind and downhill, making their way from her west to her east. She had spotted another one only about a score of meters behind the soldier, though she would only be able to eliminate one of them. She had seen the consequences should she fire at the second, and what bit was revealed to her showed a bright flash of orange, followed by blackness--obviously not a good sign. It would only be one today.
Crack.
One down in the name of Freedom. The expected outcome proved itself, and the gray, plastic form fell to its knees and clattered onto the ground. The comrade ran to the fallen's side and looked about, attempting to determine the direction from which the shot was fired. That was the very reason this shooter avoided the use of blasters in these situations.
Only nineteen years old, and she was a practiced assassin--a terrorist, by definition of the Crown.
A shrill cry suddenly funneled into and jounced around her mind, frightening Jehanne. She could not have made a mistake. She was not supposed to get captured! No one should have seen her. But she scrambled up the incline and deeper into the brush, breath heavy and feet ignoring all caution as she dove further into the woods.
After fifteen minutes of lying underneath a thorny bush, Jehanne had felt no presence of a nearby enemy and removed herself from her unpleasant hiding spot. Who had made that horrid scream? She swore she knew the voice, and yet it sounded like no person she had ever encountered. It had been unnatural; distorted, and not projected from any physical source. Had it been a premonition? No, it was another witch. That much, she knew.
But where was this witch?
[member=Mrrew], [member="Fydiel Darraq"], [member="Tugoro Taidarious"], [member="Caius Flavian"], [member="Juwiela Melec"], [member="Killian Holmes"], [member=Davin], [member="Robb Killian"], [member="Kohai Drenn"], [member="Corruck Kazen"], [member="Maximilian Vinticus"], [member="Alva Calvarona"], [member="Ikki Ike"]