Kana Truden
Wandering Healer
- NO OBJECTIVE -
Location: Shadowlands
Allies: Determination
Enemies: Kneecaps
Special Equipment: Lumen Mk. I
Step for step her knees cried out in protest. Yes, carrying armor as well as a dead body after botching a landing like that would do such things to anyone’s kneecaps.
The world around her was dark in a quite literal sense. The light from above seemed to be distant but at least it left a small trace of light as she trudged amongst the dead corpses of man, vong and wookie alike. She felt like a Terentatek dinner bell all alone in the dark but there was little she could do but push onwards and try to forget.
A single thought of dropping the body was quickly quelled it would be irresponsible as in a sense she was quite literally carrying her own burden. Not that the man himself had been a burden but the impact if she had just left him would have been one on her conscience to be sure.
The final acts of today’s musical number was coming to a close above her. The last number: Reality.
A pained yell called out upstairs and an unnamed soldier plummeted to the ground beside her. His last moments spent reeking of total fear before being quieted down to nothingness when the ground promptly broke his neck.
She wished him peace regardless of who he was. In the end all these soldiers would be one of millions that history forgot about. Soldiers whose sacrifices had either been in vain or for the greater good. The uncertainty of it all had a bittersweet aftertaste to it. Perhaps it was what made these men the heroes that they truly were.
An opening appeared up ahead and a ship flew above her. She didn’t give it much thought. Her hands reached for Flint’s saber and she lit it up in a beacon to signal the ship. She could hear the men cry out as it slowly descended on her position.
“Master Jedi?” One of troopers called out.
“Yep.” A very apathetic Master responded as she turned the saber off.
“Get in, my squad is pulling out.”
There was little she could do but obey. Not a word was spoken. The body of [member="Flint Dexen"] was carefully placed on the floor of the small craft as the soldiers all looked at her. Exhaustion caught up with her as the blast doors closed and sealed themselves shut. The lights all grew brighter, her vision blurrier.
A slurred sentence parted her lips before she passed out.
“I’ll see you next time, Lord [member="Reverance"].”
Location: Shadowlands
Allies: Determination
Enemies: Kneecaps
Special Equipment: Lumen Mk. I
Step for step her knees cried out in protest. Yes, carrying armor as well as a dead body after botching a landing like that would do such things to anyone’s kneecaps.
The world around her was dark in a quite literal sense. The light from above seemed to be distant but at least it left a small trace of light as she trudged amongst the dead corpses of man, vong and wookie alike. She felt like a Terentatek dinner bell all alone in the dark but there was little she could do but push onwards and try to forget.
A single thought of dropping the body was quickly quelled it would be irresponsible as in a sense she was quite literally carrying her own burden. Not that the man himself had been a burden but the impact if she had just left him would have been one on her conscience to be sure.
The final acts of today’s musical number was coming to a close above her. The last number: Reality.
A pained yell called out upstairs and an unnamed soldier plummeted to the ground beside her. His last moments spent reeking of total fear before being quieted down to nothingness when the ground promptly broke his neck.
She wished him peace regardless of who he was. In the end all these soldiers would be one of millions that history forgot about. Soldiers whose sacrifices had either been in vain or for the greater good. The uncertainty of it all had a bittersweet aftertaste to it. Perhaps it was what made these men the heroes that they truly were.
An opening appeared up ahead and a ship flew above her. She didn’t give it much thought. Her hands reached for Flint’s saber and she lit it up in a beacon to signal the ship. She could hear the men cry out as it slowly descended on her position.
“Master Jedi?” One of troopers called out.
“Yep.” A very apathetic Master responded as she turned the saber off.
“Get in, my squad is pulling out.”
There was little she could do but obey. Not a word was spoken. The body of [member="Flint Dexen"] was carefully placed on the floor of the small craft as the soldiers all looked at her. Exhaustion caught up with her as the blast doors closed and sealed themselves shut. The lights all grew brighter, her vision blurrier.
A slurred sentence parted her lips before she passed out.
“I’ll see you next time, Lord [member="Reverance"].”