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Atrocious - TRA Dominion of Hex AH-9

​Aboard The Retribution - Somewhere

​When Tathra had arrived aboard the Retribution hours before, he was in search of Dravalan test subjects; he had heard rumour of his own being used as live cattle for a biological weapon. The Bryn'adûl wouldn't stand for it, his Brute's were ready to destroy the scientists on-board the vessel and rescue their own.

​He had intended on destroying whatever biological weapon they had in mind, whatever they had planned on creating. Such things were the work of cowards. But whatever was now present on-board the Retribution, was not the work of any man or woman. This, infestation was out of control. His ships were forced to retreat, leaving the Bryn'adûl scouting party on their own.

​They were deep in the bowels of the ship. They had arrived with sixteen Brutes, lead by Tathra himself. Now, there were seven of them.

​"Ta-ka, cein tru-li aka ta'i!" ​Tathra barked, crushing a infected human under the weight of his War-Hammer; it's limbs and skin grasping onto the cold metal like a elastic form of water, pulling and tugging as its flesh was ripped from it. Tathra kicked it aside, slashing through it with the plasma filament of Warmonger's ridged back.

​His men were firing in all directions, the hulking brutes in their massive armour charging backward with the assistance of their thrusters. ​"Ta-ka tru-li, den kora! den-a kor!" ​Long tendrils pulled those tool close to the walls thick with flesh inside, pouring into their armour like elastic bone slick with feverish blood, with a frozen texture that moved like magma.

​Even the Bryn'adûl Brutes massive rifles felt like child's play in the way of fire power. They were coming from everywhere, blood ridged sores in the ground and walls allowed the infected access, pouring out of them like insect's from a burning mound.

​The furthest of his men forward, was cleaved in two by a crab like amalgamation of corpses; a Dravalan test subject with horns pouring out of its stretched pores like small hairs, tearing through his Durasteel armour. Still, the Brute continued to fire' even without his legs.

​Tathra activated his thrusters, rising above the monster as he fell from the above, using the force to augment his strength; the Hammer came crashing down, tearing through flesh and bone as half of the monster collapsed, the other hand digging its claws into the mutants exposed arms. Growling with pain, he opened his mouth; magma boiling on the edge of his tongue as the creature wrapped its leathery flesh around his head.

​In mere moments, the flesh boiled away like melting wax as a rain of magma fired down on the creature. The magma tore what remained of the creature down as Tathra spent no time dragging the remains of his Bryn'adûl back towards the others, only two of them still stood.

​Only two.


[member="Thraxis"] | @C-02 | [member="Errreembuhr"] | [member="Wyatt Morga"] | @Leo | [member="Ras Val'kor"] | [member="Ari Vox"] | [member="Cedric Grayson"] | [member="Saya Ike"]​
 
(Please mark yourselves as aboard Dropship 1 or Dropship 2 in your next posts. It'll help us keep things organized as we move forward. We're splitting up so more characters can have interesting moments.)

Dropship 1 Team


Cedric had always considered himself a tall man, and then he had met Leo.

The Horde and its denizens were a ragtag bunch even more disorganized than the Alliance, and they didn't seem to take particularly well to any form of authority that was not their own. Initially, the knight had intended to try and convince the Horde to join the Alliance as an official entity, but after viewing these folks from a safe distance, he had decided against it. Setting aside their likely disinterest in official unity, the Horde operated on different terms than his people. He foresaw more than a little collateral damage from them in the future; collateral damage that he had no desire to be responsible for.

So it was that the knight could only stand in abject terror as the monstrous woman came marching across the deck. Cedric regarded her and her companions with a thin smile, one that quickly broke into an expression of surprise as Leo approached with open arms.

I'm not dying today.

The knight coughed rather abruptly when she drew close, in hopes of halting her assault.

"Leo," his voice was strained. "It's...good to see you. I see your people are doing well."

A loud alarm klaxon boomed twice from the head dropship to inform those going aboard that the vessels were ready to depart. The knight breathed a quiet sigh of relief.

"Well," he gestured toward the dropships. "The short of it is that we have no idea what is aboard that ship, only that it hasn't stopped sending that emergency signal. We'll be sending two dropships over to land in each of the hangers situated at opposite ends of the freighter. From there, we'll case the vessel, save who we can, and try to recover the ship if at all possible."

The shuttle doors sprang open. Cedric stepped aboard the first ship. "Pick your ship, and try to keep the teams even if we can."

Once all were aboard, the shuttles would waste no time in crossing the empty space between the corvette and the freighter. It would be only seconds before the ships touched down upon the lost vessel...

[member="Tathra Khaeus"], [member="Saya Ike"], [member="Ari Vox"], [member="Thraxis"], [member="C-02"], [member="Errreembuhr"], [member="Wyatt Morga"], [member="Ras Val'kor"], [member="Leo"], [member="Cenric Marus"]
 
Dropship 2 Team

The more Ras found out about his newfound allies, the less he actually knew. Such an odd rag-tag bunch of misfits, yet they all had such cohesion through philosophy. United through a singular cause, and Ras found himself melting away in both ego and prior beliefs. How he could've been so blind to everything around him before was somewhat disturbing and both enlightening. The weight of depression had slowly been lifting ever since his agreement to help the Rebel Alliance, no longer dealing with... unfavorable thoughts.
No longer living in the past.
Ras boarded his designated shuttle, pulling his helmet back down over his face and flicking his cigarette butt to the side. He knew he needed to quit smoking, too. It wasn't doing him any favors, most likely it was killing him faster due to his current "condition". Ever since that day in those ruins... the things that afflicted his mind were so bizarre. Visions of robed figures performing some kind of ritual, and then the pain... the unbearable pain in his skull and lungs.
All he could remember is passing out after that, awakening some time later to an odd sensation... something in those catacombs changed him; nearly possessed his very being, granting him greater feats that placed him well above even his more talented peers. But it seemed to come with a price, and the stress put upon himself only worsened the ill effects of his change.
That stress was upon him now, he grimaced as he could feel his limbs cramp up. "Mm. Kark." Ras whispered to himself, closing his eyes as he leaned his head back in his seat. The faster everyone could scout this ship, the better it'd be on him.
He exhaled and opened his eyes once more, turning his head to face outside of the readied shuttle. "Well? Let's get this over with."
Straightening his posture, Ras cleared his throat. Leaning his head back once more, giving a languid stare towards the ceiling of the small craft.
[member="Cedric Grayson"] | [member="Ari Vox"] | [member="Thraxis"] | [member="Tathra Khaeus"] | [member="Saya Ike"] | [member="C-02"] | [member="Errreembuhr"] | [member="Wyatt Morga"] | [member="Leo"] |[member="Cenric Marus"]​
 
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Not to be relegated to a B-Team, Leo was quick to join in the first dropship, joined by her sister who looked about ready to snap at any moment. She knew how hard it was on the girl to not be picking fights off of every odd glance her way. Hopefully, it would teach her some patience, something she had always been sorely lacking in.

"We should build trust, you and I, yes?" Leo asked Cedric, shooting a cocky look down at him from his side without moving her head. "Rebel vanguards, common goals... Trust goes far in this new galactic era of darkness. We may not see eye to eye, mostly because I'm the taller one, but if we can't trust ourselves, then we hand the galaxy over to the empires. As much as I would enjoy seeing the First Order and the Sith Empire at each other's throats, I would prefer to have my freedom first and foremost."

Her eyes were aimed forward again as she crossed her arms, awaiting the rest to file into the ship with them.



[member="Ras Val'kor"] | [member="Cedric Grayson"] | [member="Cenric Marus"] | [member="Saya Ike"] | [member="Wyatt Morga"] | [member="Ari Vox"] | [member="Darth Pellax"] | [member="Errreembuhr"] | [member="C-02"] | [member="Thraxis"]
 
A Light Shining in Darkness
Dropship 1 Team

Wyatt sat with a faint quietness. Unlike many others, he didn’t carry with him outlandish robes that offered some hint at a luxury status in some order throughout the galaxy, nor did he wear much armor as the warmongers that often found themselves overly prepared for the death they would face. No, Wyatt sat in somewhat fitted clothes more akin to a smuggler, with a small leather ‘sheath’ for his almost mundane lightsaber.

In his corner, he listened to Leo and Cedric’s conversation, but their words didn’t make it to memory. His mind was focused elsewhere, not the past but the future; faintly curious just what it was that could make an entire ship cease contact. He’d heard stories of Sith making entire cities disappear, even rumors that the more powerful could take on entire planets; but Wyatt wasn’t sure to believe the dark rumors or ignore them.

Sith were often full of themselves, spreading misinformation for the sake of ego, but he wasn’t so foolish that he hadn’t seen some of the damage they had done. He witnessed the terror of The One Sith, even saw some of the crimes they had committed in the occasional bout, all of this only made him wary of their strength, yet unafraid of facing it. Over years, he had trained to nullify much of his emotion; fearing the dark influence The Force could have if he fell too far in either direction, but a faint passion to cease their darkness burned in his heart. In time, he hoped to bring some peace, if only slight.

Wyatt idly waited in the meantime to either be brought from his meditation, or for the boarding ship to land. Either way, he’d only be waiting another moment before he was forced to commit to action.


[member="Leo"] │ [member="Cedric Grayson"]
 
———Blackened Valkyrie———
Factory Judge
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Pellax looked from the corners of her eyes at the woman. "All sith are bad. It's just choosing the lesser of evil between them all. I just simply wont be satisfied till " She said with a voice that seemed moody. Her hands had finished fitting her pouldron as she followed Leo. Standing in the ship she turned her back to Leo barely holding her wing-binders in place. Usually she'd struggle for a while to to it herself, but for once she had not the time nor the patience to deal with it. "Tighten me up. These fething wings will just get in the way." It felt like weakness to ask for help but there was abilities out there she was yet but eager to learn. Till then gaining strength was something that was necessary.

She found interest in Sith teachings and yet hated them. Their own lust for power pushed them to grate odds to advance their own selfish lives. Teresa lived with purpose, the strive to drive the Sith running into the depths once more never to be seen in her lifetime again. Mass extinction of the evil that they are. An end to the evil spawn they will raise. Just the thought alone bought excitement and it was even more exciting been drenched in the blood of them and those that are loyal.

[member="Leo"]
 
DROPSHIP II TEAM

After the team leader went into the dropship, Saya followed suit. He found his way to a seat and settled in, and slid on the harness. He took his rifle, slid it on his lap, and did some last minute checks even though he did so back in his quarters. Checking the weapon for a second time didn't harm anyone and he needed to be ready in case if he had to fight. And Saya was damned sure that a fight was going to happen. He made sure the magazine was fully loaded, and he had applied a silencer to the weapon. He pulled the slide back to chamber a round and made sure the safety was on. He also made sure the grip and other attachments were firmly attached to the weapon and added a grenade launcher system he had with him at the last minute. You never know if you needed to cause a distraction or blow up a big thing. He brought it up and aimed down the site. The familiar weight of the assult rifle made him want to fire it soon. The weapon was ready for combat.

Saya checked his Verpine Shattergun again as well. He had an extended magazine, purple laser sight, and a comfort grip equipped. The ammo of choice that he used were the High Kinetic Armor Piercing Rounds and he occassionally used Incindiary Rounds. Both of which he carried with him. For the Vora, he had 4 magazines, 3 of which carried AP rounds and 1 of which carried incindiaries. For his assault rifle, he carried 4 magazines of 5.56 ammunition and about 5 grenades for the launcher. It might not be enough, but it's not like he could be a walking armory or ammo dispenser without sacrificing mobility now can he? After taking inventory, Saya waited for the others with the leader. He started to notice a pattern here, and wanted to get straight to the action. Saya was that impatient.

[member="Darth Pellax"] | [member="Wyatt Morga"] | [member="Leo"] | [member="Ras Val'kor"] | [member="Cedric Grayson"] | [member="Tathra Khaeus"] | @C-O2 | [member="Ari Vox"] | [member="Errreembuhr"] | [member="Cenric Marus"] | [member="Thraxis"]
 

Ari Vox

I thought this was America, huh?!
[member="Thraxis"], [member="C-02"], [member="Errreembuhr"], [member="Wyatt Morga"], [member="Leo"], [member="Ras Val'Kor"], [member="Saya Ike"], [member="Cenric Marus"], [member="Cedric Grayson"], [member="Tathra Khaeus"]​

Dropship II

On her back was her Jackal, and as she took her place aboard the dropship she found sitting to be exceptionally uncomfortable. Standing would have to do. Ari watched through her heads-up display as more boarded, took their seats, sparked up conversations that sounded like the nervous chitter of some soon to be squished bugs and the hardened mercenary sighed deeply into her oxygen scrubber, shifting her weight between her legs as still more came aboard.

Thoughts drifted to the other faction of rebels that had come to accompany them, darkness seeping from one of them in almost tangible ways. Ari was thankful to be in a separate dropship all together, not quite trusting that the neural band she wore beneath her helmet would quite stop someone like that were they intent on screwing with her mind. The lessons of Dubrillion were still fresh in her mind, and she held little trust for users of the dark side.
 
Dropship 2



Talus boarded the corvette with his group of droids, though after being told that they'd be splitting up into two ships to board this freighter, he sent half of the group back into the craft they'd arrived on, bringing with him four other droids. Three fellow WS droids and the Tach-series just in case they required getting into the ship's data. With its scomp link it could easily access controls, information, anything that could tell them more about what had happened and what was going on.

The others aboard seemed to be mercenaries from their gear, a quick analysis of their gear leading him to determine that they were primarily equipped as individuals to handle tasks on their own, rather than as a cohesive unit. It was a method that had its advantages and disadvantages. Talus knew too little about their task here to make a judgment on whether it would be a benefit to them or a detriment.

As for the equipment, the weapon held by [member="Saya Ike"] was one whose design was the most interesting.

"Is that a weapon you made yourself?" the droid asked as his compatriots stood by silently. "It looks highly personalized."


[member="Thraxis"], [member="C-02"], [member="Ari Vox"], [member="Wyatt Morga"], [member="Leo"], [member="Ras Val'kor"], [member="Saya Ike"], [member="Cenric Marus"], [member="Cedric Grayson"], [member="Tathra Khaeus"]
 
DROPSHIP I


The disguised droid needed to not pick a choice as [member="Leo"] went to the first boarding team. So the droid followed with. Remaining silent however until it was with them, letting a few quiet clicks out. Holding the blaster at his hip the droid scanned over everyone that were as well in the boarding party. Compared to them, C-02 must have appeared weak. That was good, exactly what the droid wanted. That meant he wanted. He did not favor combat, but he also needed to gain trust.

[member="Ari Vox"] @Errreembuhr @Saya Ike [member="Darth Pellax"] [member="Wyatt Morga"] [member="Ras Val'kor"] [member="Cedric Grayson"] [member="Tathra Khaeus"]
 
Loadout:
Chasis Slot: Thraxis Armour Helmet Slot: Enigma Gas Mask
Cloak Slot: Phantasm Cloak Greave Slot: Thraxis Armour
Pauldron Slot: Thraxis Armour Foot Slot: Thraxis Armour
Melee: Cruciatus Blade Overcoat: None
Rifle Slot: DEMP Sidearm Slot: Pistolas
Misc: Null Generator
Hand-to-Hand Weapon: Vambrace


Bang. Crack. Click. Scream. Bang. Crack. Click. Scream. Bang, crack, click, scream, bang, crack, click scream, Bang, Crack, Click... Scream.
This methodical pattern, this rhythmic dance of death that washed the grounds beneath its vile steps and slides. Where flesh started to fold and meld in a sickening display of evolution. His eyes glued to the twisted display, lips curled and upright, he felt like some sick puppeteer, watching some gruesome display in an empty hall, each voice an almost reverberation in his empty hall bouncing along a slimed trail of stretched skin and torn mouths.

Beep. Beep. Beep.
Beep. Beep. Beep.

Beep. Beep. Beep.
Beep-Click. "Prepare. Two saviours are too arrive." Click.

That voice. That eerily familiar voice. It was the same that responded when he dialled up for the first time. That fateful day when he took a ticket from a county board, the sort you get when you think to sign up for an AA Meeting than never go. He remembered the simplicity, the untarnished white paper on a pattern of faces and sneers. The words, Call, No questions asked. No Morales preferable. Cash in hand. It was a voice not too dissimilar to his own. It lacked the granite coarseness, but it held the sincerity to a tee. It lacked the witty sarcasm he had crafted over the years but held a determination that was crafted over years. And where he spoke with that singe of sinister joviality, he spoke with sinister disinterest.

He dismissed it for a few seconds, allowing himself some respite in the bowels of the vents. His comm pulled to his mask, sinister lines of green flicking off the screen, a flippant calmness as he shifted through the security cameras of horror like a child's a popout book, each picture of grotesque gore a vivid display of sickened greens and twisted reds. Some of them worked, displaying the gore in full HD, other's... well. No audio came through except the stinging crackle, the view a morbid display of pixels at best and nothing except the bouncing light of his lens. Others were a mixed result, vile cords of flesh spread and lined along the camera, giving nothing more than a fading glance of shifting flesh. Some were just tinged green from upchucked bile, a waxy sheen left to mark the coming and going's of the rooms of the former survivors.

He flipped through a few channels, Static... Blank... Bile... Death... Crap. While he rested in the calm of chaos, something delved and plunged the deeps of the ship with carnage as it's only retorted to the mounds of flesh that wished for their feast. Some tremendous monster, not Human, not Ciss, not Hutt or any ilk he had ever seen. Some mutated monster stormed and slaughtered its way through the survivors like a jackhammer through butter it was messy and seemed like overkill. He wasn't sure if the thing was red from its natural hue or blood had simply stained it there, but that thing was carving through his forces and he had, he wanted, and he wouldn't have anything to do with halting its advance, that was the flash job, and considering it had taken out fourteen of the thing's what he assumed kinsman from the genetic diversity it sure as hell wasn't enough to make him think to stop it was a worthwhile venture.

But that wasn't the only channel with interest to be found, he had his three favourite slices of life. On the first, what he dubbed Channel One, three survivors, middle floor, stuck in a corner, their breath barely audible, their movements nothing more than a shiver and a single gun stuck in front of them. It had one bullet, he could tell, he tossed the blaster down there with a nigh-empty shell to mess with the poor bastards.

On the second, protrusions of death, avatars of decay and champions of boils pounced and cracked at a door, eager to divulge and fuse with the tasty morsels of flesh that sat on the other side. It was a family, a mommy, cradling their child, comforting, those harrowing lies, It will be fine or When has daddy ever let us down. These were the reassuring tales that helped her whimpering child fall into a daze, almost ready to leap into the air, open the door and let daddy let them down. Poor souls. Most parents would die for their children, but never expect them to be their downfall. A perfectly good pillow was there after all. And at least two people would have made it out.

And finally, the third. A true testament to idealism. On a bed, unrestrained, bleeding and eroding a man laid on a bed, three people surrounded him, watching, waiting, seeing their own death evolve before their very eyes. They were the most well equipped, a saw, two guns, a couple bottles of water and a menagerie of trail mix, canned foods and sweetened biscuits. But they couldn't put down their friend. He listened, their audio clear, no trails of flesh surmounting down their walls. They went on, encouraging whispers that he could make it where so many had failed. But he had seen this galaxy turn and spin and could tell a lost cause when he saw it, this disease. This was a lost cause.

But even now, as he rolled around in the ventilation shaft like some school girl writing down their crush in a diary they didn't know Mommy and Daddy read, the slick, slide and cry came back to the forefront of his thoughts, shaken from his daze of intoxication, pulling him from the clouds and into the ground as he looked through a duct, a mobilized task force. One that he recognized. Th same who he had infected.

Samantha Vox. Human. She was a pretty young thing, danced with a smile, until that fateful time, she was cursed with bile. Torso now swelled, balanced and bent, her body moves like the bloat, ready to be rent. Next on the list, Vin Tolox. Lyra. He moved and waded with five tentacled things, at home amongst ranks, of creatures and things. Until that one moment, he drank a little astray, disease festered and grown, no longer talking, about his tentacles and things. Finally, of all, those people in his cabin, stuck bent cried and moaned, a Wookie of a thing, culled of all hair, branded by Sith. Arkash. Wookie. A pleasant old thing, he couldn't kill the Lyra, now he joins in his ranks, his legs now engorged, in bloated things, his body hangs back, gorged like a thing, disease festered atop him, oh what a poor thing. His features still stuck, in isolation and eternity, as two empty eyes, glanced up at Thraxis. But who was Thraxis to care? He had a job to deal, get to Dock 1, or get to Dock two.
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[member="Ras Val'kor"] | [member="Cedric Grayson"] |[member="Wyatt Morga"] | [member="Leo"] | [member="Ari Vox"] | [member="Cenric Marus"] | [member="Saya Ike"] | [member="Errreembuhr"] | [member="C-02"] | [member="Tathra Khaeus"] | [member="Darth Pellax"]
 
​Aboard the Retribution - Engineering

​"Te'ka, bru'raka. Septem taeda." ​Tathra barked, his fat fingers pressing against the console that controlled the door, sealing it shut. His other hand was clamped shut, clasping the armourweave cloth between the plates of his fallen comrade. He hadn't noticed that the bleeding had stopped, he simply staggered; head swung back to observe the vitality of his kin. Still living, hard warriors. A small grin pressed at the edge of his mouth, they lived still. Soldiers to the last.

​He budged, but his hand did not. It clung to his brethren like it were dead flesh itself, he had to rip himself from the cloth; the blood of his brethren, of Dravalan thickened quicker than most. Their inner fire solidified the blood into a hardened magma, Tathra pulled his fallen troops rifle from his hands.

​Tathra stood up, backing away slowly with darting eyes as the meat spilled through the doorway. ​"Se'tera, vanti, vanti!" ​Tathra warned, the two of his men turning with their weapons to the door. Then, in the vents; scratches, the tremble of undead flesh beneath the metal. Tathra beat his chest, his Brutes barked, turning their rifles to the sound of movement.

​"Hu'tra! Hu'tra!" ​They began to chant, they welcomed the fight.

​[member="Thraxis"] | [member="C-02"] | [member="Ari Vox"] | [member="Wyatt Morga"] | [member="Ras Val'kor"] | [member="Saya Ike"] | [member="Cedric Grayson"] | [member="Errreembuhr"] | [member="Leo"]​
 
(Phone Post)

The first dropship had little trouble crossing the void. It was met with an open hanger bay at the end of its approach, and no lights to illuminate what might linger within. Preliminary scans revealed a large amount of organic matter gathered up in the general area, though such matter was far too great in Number to be normal sentient beings.

"Something isn't right with this," the knight mused as he peered over the pilot's shoulder. The young man had been taking the vessel in slowly, the lights of the shuttle flickering to life the moment is crossed into the larger vessel's atmosphere.

A mass of writhing flesh was there to greet them. A dozen faces had been stretched over a corpulent mass of something that looked like skin. Thick red veiny thrummed throughout the monstrosity's entire being; the moment the ship's lights came to life, the abomination let forth an inhuman screech.

The pilot jerked the vessel back, but something caught the side of its wing. There was a violent yank, a whirring of the engines, and then the dropship's denizens would find themselves trapped aboard the flying death trap as it was hurled into a nearby wall. It hit the surface with a thunderous boom, its wings crumbling in on itself as it crashed down onto he hanged floor, the vessel crippled beyond repair.

Cedric drew in a sharp breath. His lightsaber hissed as it came to life, cutting through the mass of metal that had pinned him to the overturned ceiling of the dropship.

With a curse, he rose to his feet. "Headcount!"
 
A Light Shining in Darkness
Dropship I, losing his breath...

Wyatt was settled at the rear of the vessel, nearest the door when the lights began to turn on for observation purposes. The trouble was, the moment it came he could feel what stood outside; its darkness, the pain it felt, the very abyss that lied in its wretched soul. He took a sharp inhale as his eyes went wide, only to be thrown from his seat as the wing’s metal began to cry out in sundered pain.

Everything went dark for a few moments, all the realizations turned to tranquility. Before him was a family, a woman with soft but pale skin and endless midnight eyes, while a young boy sat at a table being served some breakfast meal. It was the boy who noticed Wyatt first, offering him the warmest of childlike smiles and waving;

Hey dad!

The force took hold, forcing Wyatt awake despite his every inclination to stay asleep. His breath was ragged as he desperately tried to bring air into his lungs, only to feel the metal of a pipe piercing his ribcage. He was impaled, and all he could see was crimson; even the noise now surrounding him paling in comparison. Letting out a wretched cry of pain, he ignited his lightsaber and cut what kept him from getting up in one swift motion, gritting his teeth before collapsing. A hand moved to hold onto its metallic sheen, but he avoided removing it for the moment.

He could feel the ribs it had broken, and one of them no doubt had puncture his left lung. Evidence enough could be found in his ragged breath, but there was no time to sit idle as he forced himself to at least be on a single knee. Swallowing hard, he let out what volume he could to the others;

I’m still here, Cedric!”, he said almost weakly.

I’m still here, he thought.

How’s- Ack!”, he said interrupted by his own diaphragm convulsing in pain, “H-how’s everyone handling?

[member="Cedric Grayson"] │ [member="C-02"] │ [member="Darth Pellax"] │ @Leo
 

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