Bes’uliik were not as easily destroyed as a trash bin. Gifted with near-sentience, and the technological equivalent of flying war horses, the bes’uliik of Mandalore were crafty, as were their riders. [member="Shia Kryze"] taught Yasha as much, as did [member="Ra Vizsla"], when he spoke of Black Sky. At the shuttle’s open fire, one of the bes’uliik took a heavy hit, the screeching beskar-framed beast reaching out its’ claw-like appendage and grabbing hold of the shuttle itself as it lost the ability to fly. It continued to rip the shuttle apart from the outside, as its’ rider roared bloodied and panting at the controls.
The other two were not so easily conquered. They swerved and avoided, letting loose a torrent of fire at the shuttle’s turret.
Mandalore was not weak. Mandalore proved even its’ own spilt blood could be avenged by the smallest. The Little Rekr moved the moment her weapon fired. She pumped the shotgun, planting her feet to fire off another shell of scattershot. The blow back sent her skidding back a few inches, jarring her still growing shoulder.
Had she been a human girl, Yasha would have likely ripped her shoulder from its’ socket and feet off the ground with the force. As it was, the Epicanthix gritted her teeth at the feeling of a bruise and prepared for another shot.
The MF-44 shook in her hands. She went to pump the handle and it caught. Stuck. The barrel skewed.
Dar’jetti.
Yasha dove behind cover, tossed the ruined gun and pictured her options. His armour took a hit on the shoulder… his head was visible, his Force Powers were moot. She knew the only way to defeat such a beast was to get close… closer than Daddy or the others would prefer. Her brief cover behind burning wreckage would last a few scant seconds. She motioned to De’denna Farr and Death Watch 3 with hand signals. De’denna nodded.
@Thengil Ri’Shajirr was not the largest creature of power the Mantis child slew. She fought better and bigger foes when she was six… without armour to protect her. The girl who slaughtered sky demons, creatures of the Abyss, terror birds and Mandalorians loyal to Mia Monroe tightened her fists and she ran through the flames themselves, knowing their heat would dampen any infra red scanners. Fear was for eight year olds. Fear was for armour-less children. She ran low, covered by the flames, a burst of blaster and scatter shot fire from Death Watch 3, who hunkered down across from Yasha behind durasteel wreckage and volleyed with the necessary distraction to turn Thengil’s mighty head.
Noise. Enough noise to cover her boots on the duracrete. Enough noise and firepower for Thengil to find impossible to ignore. Yasha held no fear of the blaster bolts and scatter fire coming from Death Watch 3. They fought beside her in the war, they knew the Little Rekr, Ra’s aptly named Little Wolf, and they would keep their aim on their target.
Leaping the last few feet from beside and behind Thengil’s wounded shoulder, Yasha aimed to strike the Cathar with one of her beskad. She aimed to open the wound on his shoulder, to gouge deep and down toward his heart and vitals under collarbone and inside the ribcage. If her aim was true, Yasha would cling to the back of this beast, entangle her fist in his mane, and unleash her gauntlet katars into his brainstem.
Repeatedly.