Asharad Graush
D A N G E R O U S
His crimson lightsabre blocked a slash from one of the Sith acolytes that would've otherwise relieved him of a leg. Oh, that would've been unfortunate.
"It's break a leg," he said, figuring the emphasis was enough for the joke to be understood by the Acolyte. Unfortunately, confusion spread across his face instead, and that was all he needed. Shame, he would've preferred him to laugh at the joke. In the saber lock, A'sharad pressed against the smaller Sith, his crimson blade sliding across the opposing crimson beam before cutting into the lightsabre hilt. Not only did the lightsabre beam dissipate, he was rewarded with a cry of pain as he took off half of the Sith's hand.
With his right hand, one of the coins came barrelling through the air, manipulated by the Force no less, and it found the gap in the armour between the neck and shoulder. The collarbone had the smallest of openings, but that was all he needed. After all, he had designed the armour.
It ripped through the throat of the Sith acolyte, from one side to the other, and he collapsed to the floor, bleeding out from his throat.
Part of the roof had collapsed also, and in its place was a Sith trooper stuffed into the roof.
"How do you keep doing that!?" He cried out, exasperated to Right and Left. He deactivated his lightsabre and hooked it back onto his belt. The trio climbed over the bodies they had left. Some were still alive, but they on the path to death, therefore they were of no consequence.
Walking up to the vault room door, he knocked.
"It's break a leg," he said, figuring the emphasis was enough for the joke to be understood by the Acolyte. Unfortunately, confusion spread across his face instead, and that was all he needed. Shame, he would've preferred him to laugh at the joke. In the saber lock, A'sharad pressed against the smaller Sith, his crimson blade sliding across the opposing crimson beam before cutting into the lightsabre hilt. Not only did the lightsabre beam dissipate, he was rewarded with a cry of pain as he took off half of the Sith's hand.
With his right hand, one of the coins came barrelling through the air, manipulated by the Force no less, and it found the gap in the armour between the neck and shoulder. The collarbone had the smallest of openings, but that was all he needed. After all, he had designed the armour.
It ripped through the throat of the Sith acolyte, from one side to the other, and he collapsed to the floor, bleeding out from his throat.
Part of the roof had collapsed also, and in its place was a Sith trooper stuffed into the roof.
"How do you keep doing that!?" He cried out, exasperated to Right and Left. He deactivated his lightsabre and hooked it back onto his belt. The trio climbed over the bodies they had left. Some were still alive, but they on the path to death, therefore they were of no consequence.
Walking up to the vault room door, he knocked.