Location: Clinging to life
Objective: Great Tree
Ally: [member="Rain"]
Enemies: [member="Surah"] (disengaged) | [member="Khan Ra"]
She waved a hand and the Gazebo exploded. There's really no way to adequately describe the way the wood shards splintered through the air, or the terror I felt as I slid toward the giant hole. Let's just leave it at what I can put into my own comprehension. Half the Gazebo ceased to exist, then the other half listed to the side and I started skidding toward a ledge. Y'know, like one of those movies scenes where the ship is sinking and everything is at a tilt. I'd never thought it would be so damn terrifying, but I'd already emptied my bladder twice today.
I scrabbled, grabbing hold of anything I could. The fingers of my burnt hand found a railing. I seized it even as I watched Nature Boy go flying by. Pop. That really awesome sound was my shoulder dislocating. I didn't know one person could be in this much pain.
I gurgled something incomprehensible and hung there until everything stopped falling. Tucking my chin, I looked down. Nature Boy was somewhere down there. Probably lying in the mud with a broken spine. Dead or dying. I somehow managed to holster my pistol - don't know how - then used both hands to pull myself back onto the precarious ledge. I lay there panting, making sad wheezing sounds from a slit throat.
A little voice in the back of my head nagged at me to fix my neck. My unburnt hand fished around and found a pouch on my belt. I pulled out a bacta spray, shook it, then sprayed. Worked just like the directions on the back of the can. A sickly-sweet smell filled the air and I scrunched up my nose, but at least my throat wasn't a gaping mess anymore.
Somewhere down there was the kid who'd saved my life. Well, I wasn't jumping down after him, but maybe I could....
I seized a grenade from my belt. One of two. I only ever carry one type of grenade on my belt. Way too easy for the Forcies to do stuff with frags and thermals. These were meant for a purpose. Bacta grenades. I armed it and tossed it down, watching the blinking light on the small orb fade, a faint sensation of anxious hope gnawing at my stomach.
Objective: Great Tree
Ally: [member="Rain"]
Enemies: [member="Surah"] (disengaged) | [member="Khan Ra"]
She waved a hand and the Gazebo exploded. There's really no way to adequately describe the way the wood shards splintered through the air, or the terror I felt as I slid toward the giant hole. Let's just leave it at what I can put into my own comprehension. Half the Gazebo ceased to exist, then the other half listed to the side and I started skidding toward a ledge. Y'know, like one of those movies scenes where the ship is sinking and everything is at a tilt. I'd never thought it would be so damn terrifying, but I'd already emptied my bladder twice today.
I scrabbled, grabbing hold of anything I could. The fingers of my burnt hand found a railing. I seized it even as I watched Nature Boy go flying by. Pop. That really awesome sound was my shoulder dislocating. I didn't know one person could be in this much pain.
I gurgled something incomprehensible and hung there until everything stopped falling. Tucking my chin, I looked down. Nature Boy was somewhere down there. Probably lying in the mud with a broken spine. Dead or dying. I somehow managed to holster my pistol - don't know how - then used both hands to pull myself back onto the precarious ledge. I lay there panting, making sad wheezing sounds from a slit throat.
A little voice in the back of my head nagged at me to fix my neck. My unburnt hand fished around and found a pouch on my belt. I pulled out a bacta spray, shook it, then sprayed. Worked just like the directions on the back of the can. A sickly-sweet smell filled the air and I scrunched up my nose, but at least my throat wasn't a gaping mess anymore.
Somewhere down there was the kid who'd saved my life. Well, I wasn't jumping down after him, but maybe I could....
I seized a grenade from my belt. One of two. I only ever carry one type of grenade on my belt. Way too easy for the Forcies to do stuff with frags and thermals. These were meant for a purpose. Bacta grenades. I armed it and tossed it down, watching the blinking light on the small orb fade, a faint sensation of anxious hope gnawing at my stomach.