Marcus Faust
Fracti No Ultra
Location: Western Wall
Enemies: Ryan Korr, Marcello Matteo, Tracyn Ordo,
Allies: Darth Shara, [member="Erin Darkstar"]
That business could wait to be finished, other issues drew Vindica's attention now. For instance, Darth Shara getting double teamed, that was an issue he could help with. And help he would. Who says Sith weren't nice people? Oh...the dark side...oops. Drawing himself back Vindica mounted a speeder bike and gunned the accelerator. The force called him towards the west wall of the citadel which he now raced towards at rapid speeds.
Dust and dirt flicked scratched his mask as he whipped them up as he sped over the ground. He could feel the chaos of the battle raging all around, along with the occasional blaster bolt zooming last his head. The chaos was ridiculous, redundant, the One Sith were seeing to solving that problem, but their initial progress had stagnated as Jedi seemed to crawl out of cracks in the walls to stand against them. But they wouldn't save them now.
Vindica leapt from his speeder and landed with finesse on both feet. Shara wasn't going to be able to take on both the Knight and the Master Jedi, not easily, and the Dartstar boy wouldn't be o help. He was too young and inexperienced. Promising though. His eyes locked onto one, Ordo. He knew this one, it had been years possibly but he did know the man. They'd left their fight unfinished before, no longer. Stepping into the fray the Sith raised his hand and let loose a torrent of purple-blue lightning at Tracyn. It was fueled with his hatred, his anger, his pain, all things Vindica had plenty of. "Turning your back makes it easier to be stabbed in it." He muttered to himself with contempt for the Jedi laced in his voice.
Enemies: Ryan Korr, Marcello Matteo, Tracyn Ordo,
Allies: Darth Shara, [member="Erin Darkstar"]
That business could wait to be finished, other issues drew Vindica's attention now. For instance, Darth Shara getting double teamed, that was an issue he could help with. And help he would. Who says Sith weren't nice people? Oh...the dark side...oops. Drawing himself back Vindica mounted a speeder bike and gunned the accelerator. The force called him towards the west wall of the citadel which he now raced towards at rapid speeds.
Dust and dirt flicked scratched his mask as he whipped them up as he sped over the ground. He could feel the chaos of the battle raging all around, along with the occasional blaster bolt zooming last his head. The chaos was ridiculous, redundant, the One Sith were seeing to solving that problem, but their initial progress had stagnated as Jedi seemed to crawl out of cracks in the walls to stand against them. But they wouldn't save them now.
Vindica leapt from his speeder and landed with finesse on both feet. Shara wasn't going to be able to take on both the Knight and the Master Jedi, not easily, and the Dartstar boy wouldn't be o help. He was too young and inexperienced. Promising though. His eyes locked onto one, Ordo. He knew this one, it had been years possibly but he did know the man. They'd left their fight unfinished before, no longer. Stepping into the fray the Sith raised his hand and let loose a torrent of purple-blue lightning at Tracyn. It was fueled with his hatred, his anger, his pain, all things Vindica had plenty of. "Turning your back makes it easier to be stabbed in it." He muttered to himself with contempt for the Jedi laced in his voice.