"I NEED A HUNNERED BLACK COFFINS
FOR A HUNNERED BAD WHALES!"
Location: Skies over Cinnagar
Enemy: [member="Azrael"] [member="Neskar A'toll"] [member="Anastasia Rade"] [member="Navio"]
The black winged shape of Kite cast shadows on those below as it soared high over Cinnagar. Atop the Drexl rode Orcus, recently recovered from the debacle of Coruscant. The sudden appearance of the Mandalorian's anti-force weapon had very nearly killed him. He'd fallen long and hard and when a team of Sith troopers found him they thought him dead. It was not so. His body had been broken, but with bacta immersion and the wondrous healing of the orbalisks he had recovered swiftly.
Now he rode once more to war.
The Herglic found flying an odd, exhilirating gamble. He both loved and loathed the advent of whipping through the air and spiraling around in intricate maneuvers. As he swerved his mount in circles around the city he noted a squad of four Basilisk riders hovering aloft, releasing what appeared to be an immense cloud of pollen. Ah, he thought, clever fools.
Guiding Kite into a dive, both Herglic and Drexl swept beneath the cloud of pollen until Orcus was situated directly beneath it. Then he opened his enormous maw and unleashed a massive bellow.
"HAUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUM!"
The wave of pressurized air carried the pollen up, up and away into the clouds where the altitude would cause it to be chilled, killing the pollen. When it resumed falling it would no longer be of use to the attackers.
The bellow, however, served a dual purpose. Like a bomb blast, the pressurized air would likely sweep the pollen away, but it would also slam into the Basilisk riders and potentially either dismount them or destroy the repulsorlift systems used to maintain them aloft. Not everything could be made of beskar. And what was not beskar would break.
Perhaps.
If they shot at him en masse his chances of survival were slim and he was ill-inclined to sacrifice Kite. He tried to think several steps ahead, that was what planners and strategists did, was it not? But try as he might, he only seemed to exist for the next roll of the dice. W
ell, then let it be a good roll, he thought with a wide, toothy smile.