The Wolf
Preliat pivoted on his heel, in the middle of a fierce close-quarters engagement with the Sith. He removed his Beskad with one hand, and fired his Westar-34 with his other. The M45, as reliable as it was, had been shot out of his hands, so he had to use his 34's now. Fine by him. Dropping a few Sith with a few well-placed shots, he smiled beneath his helmet. He was actually getting better. He was still near @[member="Gilamar Skirata"], a father figure to him and a badass as well. He leapt into the air, leaving the Beskad in the screaming soldier's neck as he tried in vain to remove it. It was far too heavy for him to yank out while bleeding to death. Preliat then removed his other Westar, firing an impressive amount of shots, with decent accuracy, mostly going for center mass.
The Sith soldiers were soon dead, and Preliat had the chance to land and retrieve his beskad. He slid it back onto the magnetic sheath on his back, and turned to Gil. He pointed to where the Tusken had blown a hole in the wall with the bloody sword."Jarilar, vod! Jarilar!1". Preliat ignited his jetpack, zooming towards the Tusken Mandalorian. He landed near him, and then looked to the command droid leading the army of troopers."Olaror, eyaytir beskar'ad2?"Preliat nearly sound disappointed, and almost insulted. The Sith were clearly not even using their best for this. He awaited what the Senior Mandalorian wanted to do. He glanced to the explosives he carried, and had an idea."If you cover me, I can bomb the first few tank units with the jetpack and then we can cripple their entire movement in the column."He said, blinking a few times, and then shuffled his feet. He was antsy with anticipation of the battle.
He looked up and saw a terrifying (for the enemy) pattern of flying Mandalorians, and smiled beneath his helmet. He nudged the Tusken slightly and pointed upwards, smiling brightly beneath his helmet. And the helmet-talk on his face was showing as well, and like all Mandos, Mandalorians could read each others, even behind their helmets. A sort of unspoken language.
1. Destroy, brother, destroy!
The word 'Jarilar' simply refers to destruction, can also mean 'cosmic annihilation'. A clear intention of Preliat.
2. Come on, a droid?
Beskar'ad does not refer to the make of the droid, as it is clearly not made of Beskar, and instead literally translates to 'child of iron'.
@Captain Larraq @Hutuun'Kyramud @Elayne Hawk @Arla Balor @Gilamar Skirata @Ember Rekali @The Pale @The Mandalorian @Northstar @Cassanus@Xander Lok @A'den Shereshoy @Zack Varad @Nothura @Mirta Kar @Ordo @Verd Ordo @Kila Cadau @Kadala Skirata@Ka'ika Skirata
@[member="Hutuun'Kyramud"] @Aria Lissiri
The Sith soldiers were soon dead, and Preliat had the chance to land and retrieve his beskad. He slid it back onto the magnetic sheath on his back, and turned to Gil. He pointed to where the Tusken had blown a hole in the wall with the bloody sword."Jarilar, vod! Jarilar!1". Preliat ignited his jetpack, zooming towards the Tusken Mandalorian. He landed near him, and then looked to the command droid leading the army of troopers."Olaror, eyaytir beskar'ad2?"Preliat nearly sound disappointed, and almost insulted. The Sith were clearly not even using their best for this. He awaited what the Senior Mandalorian wanted to do. He glanced to the explosives he carried, and had an idea."If you cover me, I can bomb the first few tank units with the jetpack and then we can cripple their entire movement in the column."He said, blinking a few times, and then shuffled his feet. He was antsy with anticipation of the battle.
He looked up and saw a terrifying (for the enemy) pattern of flying Mandalorians, and smiled beneath his helmet. He nudged the Tusken slightly and pointed upwards, smiling brightly beneath his helmet. And the helmet-talk on his face was showing as well, and like all Mandos, Mandalorians could read each others, even behind their helmets. A sort of unspoken language.
1. Destroy, brother, destroy!
The word 'Jarilar' simply refers to destruction, can also mean 'cosmic annihilation'. A clear intention of Preliat.
2. Come on, a droid?
Beskar'ad does not refer to the make of the droid, as it is clearly not made of Beskar, and instead literally translates to 'child of iron'.
@Captain Larraq @Hutuun'Kyramud @Elayne Hawk @Arla Balor @Gilamar Skirata @Ember Rekali @The Pale @The Mandalorian @Northstar @Cassanus@Xander Lok @A'den Shereshoy @Zack Varad @Nothura @Mirta Kar @Ordo @Verd Ordo @Kila Cadau @Kadala Skirata@Ka'ika Skirata
@[member="Hutuun'Kyramud"] @Aria Lissiri