[member="Zesiro"]
The young man just smiled as she pointed at the closed door, acting like nothing was wrong as his body straightened up, flinching partway through and easing his shoulder into position. He walked slowly to the closed door, the smile turning slightly darker as he simply reached out and waved his hand, unlocking the door and letting it come open and inside was the person organizing what they had stumbled on with his hand around the throat of some rodian. Edric could not tell the age or the gender of the being, nor if it could even talk at this point. He only saw a collar on the person and a cancer holding them in place.
Words were said, something that floated past Edric's ears as he focused on the gun, on the battery pack inside it. The ammunition for a blaster was already volatile, a few suggestions through the force could make it all the worse as Edric's free hand twitched. He looked at the cancer, staring at him and thinking about what little he had been taught when it came to commanding the fires at Kesh's home. He smiled at the two guards who were in the room, hearing them say something but like the cancer holding the Rodian, he paid no mind to them as he finally stopped and let the tip of his saber touch the ground, letting off a few sparks.
"You. Run to the woman at the entrance. Ill carve out these cancers." With that the blaster erupted in the leader's hand, flames spewing out as a small blast caused the pistol to shatter, Edric's influence keeping the Rodian from permanent harm. His body fell on the man to his right, staring into the first guard's eyes and jabbing him through as the sound of a blaster register and he felt something impact him in the leg. It wasn't too deep, but it had hit and Edric turned his eyes on the second guard, this time not caring for the safety of someone and reaching out to detonate a grenade at the man's side, letting the blast claim the man.
Limping, Edric looked now at the man who's hand was gone and his arm was covered in flames, slowly burning.
"I would say that you learned your lesson, but I've seen what happens when someone doesn't finish a job. Its amazing what you see if you fail someone, be it a pit fighter like I was. Or a member of a gang who had failed their leader. I'm sure you have seen that, I am sure you have dealt out those punishments. But you see those four at the entrance, barely hidden by that smoke." Edric motioned with his saber, the blade coming inches from the man's face and pointing towards the open door where Zesiro and the others were.
"They aren't going to be products sadly. I wonder what it was that brought you to this work, that created the cancer that you are." He shut off his saber and looked on at the rescued people, his free hand flicking to the right as the flames crawled further, claiming the slaver's torso and starting to finish the job. "Did they have families? Do you even know the answer for that?" Edric's eyes stared down at the man's eyes as tears fell from them. Edric never knew if it was because of regrets, or pain, or wishing to see someone one last time. What ever it was, it was too late to change that, the creature infront of him had become a cancer and there was no way to heal that.
"I am uncertain what is on the other side, my father told me it was nothing but a hell. I do hope that he was wrong, even cancer such as yourself do not deserve to suffer death twice. I apologize for not giving you a quick death, but the only way to deal with you was to ensure you understood why you died." His hand touched the man's forehead and Edric closed his own eyes, committing the feelings that this slaver felt in his final moments to his own mind. He would archive the death, store it and the feelings the man had in his final moments so that Edric might better understand. Once done he stood and snapped, the fire enveloping the body and leaving nothing but ash.
After that he would limp towards Zesiro and the freed slaves, his hand reaching for a comm device which he pressed the beacon for, signalling for his men to bring the ship to his location.