Star Wars Roleplay: Chaos

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Chaos is Everything. [Zombies on Pergitor. ORC]

[member="Anaya Fen"]

After the initial terror, shame ripped through him, and pride, and more shame. Somewhere in between, he found his balance. Mara was alive and conscious, even if she'd taken serious injuries and was lying on the floor.

"Take the arm," he said, "or are you asking me if I'll still steal the trihexalon for you?"

He said it very slowly, both because his voice shook from adrenaline, and because, down by Anaya's foot, the bolter was stirring. It slid into Mara's hand, aimed up at Anaya, and the hammer clicked. That sound, that click, might just split Anaya's attention, even if Mara was likely to miss.

Works for me.

The Force swelled in him, and he poured everything he had into a single effort: attempting to throw Anaya Fen into hyperspace, bound somewhere, anywhere else. He didn't care how far she went, or whether she ran into anything on the way, or whether she had air or would freeze to death or whatever. Even for him, hyperspace was fickle, lethal, and almost totally unpredictable.
 

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Click

Anaya's head whipped round back to Mara, back to the barrel levelled at her face.

BANG.

She jerked her face out of line of site and the bolt whizzed passed and shattered the ceiling above them, showering them in dust. Anaya shifted her light saber away from Mara's face and moved to drive it into her abdomen and leave it there, burning.

A shift in the force, and Anaya realised her grave mistake. She swung her head back to look at Jorus as blue began to swirl around her and she smiled. "Master of the Hyperlanes."

The bitter cold of space closed around her and Anaya was gone. No air. No planet for her to land on. Just the cold dark of space.

Somewhere else on Mirial, Calina dropped a tray of samples and clutched at her heart.

[member="Jorus Merrill"]
 
Thought didn't work so well. Sensation filled the moments instead: a lightsaber burning its way into her gut, a slow throb in the back of her head from the bolter's near miss, a sound of tinkling glass. Then her father was crouched over her in a space suit, squeezing a little cloth bundle into her mouth. He'd scooped up the antidote's mess in a strip of the HRD's sleeve. Maybe it would work, maybe not. Was it supposed to be taken orally, intravenously? She couldn't remember.

"Thanks, Dad," she mumbled through lips gone stiff. "You still chose wrong."

EXIT
 

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