[member="Adas James Malgus"], [member="Darth Erebos"], [member="Jacen Voidstalker"], [member="Taryc Ap'Irae"], [member="Aela Talith"], [member="Jamie Pyne"],
The droid's scanners picked up on the presence of a Ysalamiri when the Force-dead lizard made its appearance, the shape of its heat signature giving it away even if the machine couldn't see it directly within its box. So when the little lizard popped its head out, protected by the shield generators, HK whispered out,
"
I am sorry, little guy."
He extended his arm out, activating
the Grav Glove he wore, he still had few charges left after it rested and recovered some of its power. Reaching out he created a gravitational anomaly within the Ysalamiri's neck, at the base of its skull. It bypassed the shield because, well force fields do not disrupt gravity, and it ignored the Force-dead zone, because the droid was not using the Force, he was using sweet, sexy science.
Closing his fist he pulled in a yanking-twisting motion, as if crushing something and ripping it out,
"
Yiff!"
The Ysalamiri yelped out as its small head was slammed down on the ground by the unseen force of the Grav Glove. And just like that the little being was incapacitated, probably dead, and everyone in the vicinity, the Jedi, the Dominion, could feel its Force-dead field disperse, unlocking their powers once more.
HK looked away from the disabled lizard to Adas,
"
That was a mistake."
The droid and his guards took their
Electro-Flails from their belts, the electrodes dropping down suspended by lightsaber-resistant cable,
BZZZZZZZZT
The weapons sparked up in blue light as arcs of electricity begun to dance around them.
"
A bad mistake."
Sure, the droids Adas somehow brought in undetected were higher quality than what was mostly seen on a battlefield, but they had one major flaw.
They were not HK. And their weakness was both blunt trauma and electricity, the droid just happened to have access to a weapon that specialized in dealing both of those damage types at the same type. Even with their training, they were hardly a match for the millenniums and millenniums of experience and witnessing lightsaber fights HK had, his own knowledge of lightsaber arts and melee combat surpassing most organic warriors, even some of the more dedicated ones.
So Adas would bare witness to the droid and his two copies start to rip through the ranks of his soldiers, streaks of blue light flashing around them as the Electro-Flails wrapped around enemy units, disabling them with electric shocks, smashed up against the other droids' chassis, splintering it to bits and sending them flying back, the Cortosis-weave swords would be broken upon impact or when trying to slash at the droids, after all the material was very brittle in that form, it was great against dealing with energy weapons like lightsabers, but physical trauma broke it apart easily.
The machine's crimson photoreceptors were fixed upon the boy as he walked through the battlefield towards him, cutting his way through the enemy machines like knife through butter, from time to time their weapons would clash against his Phrik body or a blaster bolt or bullet would ring out from ricochet as it bounced off of him, causing him to stumble back a bit and slow him down, but not stopping the droid just yet as he left in his wake a trail of scrap parts, hydraulic oil, and the twisted, wrecked bodies of Adas' droids.
HK also pinged in on his own droid army to surround the palace and start closing in on them, it would take for some time to carry out the order though.
[member="Nick Sept"],
The droid would ignore the ghost, not as a way of being rude or insulting him, but as a droid his photoreceptors did not picked up on incorporeal Force-borne beings like ghosts, so Nick's presence, and words, eluded him.
[member="Darth Ferox"],
It would also seem the droid would not be able to interrupt his old apprentice's duel just yet, although that moment was probably coming, so stay tuned!
