Causstik Rahn
Psycho
[SIZE=11pt]Another human who Causstik assumed to be a force user ran past him and fired a pair of blaster bolts into the Trandoshan’s blind side. His Mandalorian power shields flared up as the bolts made impact. They spluttered and failed and the T’dosch cursed the second hand technology the machines had gifted him with. He would most certainly make the red haired fool pay for his transgressions. But, Causstik had no time. A sickly sweet black ichor seeped at Causstik’s feet.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=11pt]“Wha-?” [/SIZE]
[SIZE=11pt]Then it came in waves. It poured out of the ceiling, the walls, even the floors. Causstik was wrenched to his knees beneath its weight. It seeped into his armor, it got into his eye, it encompassed his being. He threw off his helmet in an attempt to wipe the stuff from his face, but as he lifted a hand to clean the muck from him, his pupils became dilated. Everything seemed to look as if it were very far away. The black liquid coated everything. Causstik laughed a little as he inhaled it’s sweet fumes. The Scorekeeper hunted with him today. He [/SIZE][SIZE=11pt]saw [/SIZE][SIZE=11pt]her. She walked lackadaisicaly through the station. She beckoned to Causstik with a hand and then disappeared into the dome.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=11pt]“OH WHAT A DAY, WHAT A GLORIOUS DAY!” Causstik cried out as he slipped in the muck attempting to stand. He shook and twitched, foamed at the mouth, and growled like a feral beast. The ichor made him sick, made him want to throw up. His mind was shattered. But, he knew no matter what, he had to reach the Scorekeeper. The wave of force energy and debris stopped just short of Causstik and he merely stared at the lone girl for a moment as the telekinetic wave dissipated. [/SIZE]
[SIZE=11pt]“My turn!” He roared, then faster than many would think possible the great bulky Trandoshan charged. He ran on his legs at first, but digressed to that of an animal. He dropped to all fours, his armor’s phrik claws extended, ready to pounce upon his next feast. “RARGH!” Causstik shot upwards aiming a phrik clawed fist right at the wounded Jedi’s face.[/SIZE]
[member="Karren Trask"]
[SIZE=11pt]“Wha-?” [/SIZE]
[SIZE=11pt]Then it came in waves. It poured out of the ceiling, the walls, even the floors. Causstik was wrenched to his knees beneath its weight. It seeped into his armor, it got into his eye, it encompassed his being. He threw off his helmet in an attempt to wipe the stuff from his face, but as he lifted a hand to clean the muck from him, his pupils became dilated. Everything seemed to look as if it were very far away. The black liquid coated everything. Causstik laughed a little as he inhaled it’s sweet fumes. The Scorekeeper hunted with him today. He [/SIZE][SIZE=11pt]saw [/SIZE][SIZE=11pt]her. She walked lackadaisicaly through the station. She beckoned to Causstik with a hand and then disappeared into the dome.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=11pt]“OH WHAT A DAY, WHAT A GLORIOUS DAY!” Causstik cried out as he slipped in the muck attempting to stand. He shook and twitched, foamed at the mouth, and growled like a feral beast. The ichor made him sick, made him want to throw up. His mind was shattered. But, he knew no matter what, he had to reach the Scorekeeper. The wave of force energy and debris stopped just short of Causstik and he merely stared at the lone girl for a moment as the telekinetic wave dissipated. [/SIZE]
[SIZE=11pt]“My turn!” He roared, then faster than many would think possible the great bulky Trandoshan charged. He ran on his legs at first, but digressed to that of an animal. He dropped to all fours, his armor’s phrik claws extended, ready to pounce upon his next feast. “RARGH!” Causstik shot upwards aiming a phrik clawed fist right at the wounded Jedi’s face.[/SIZE]
[member="Karren Trask"]