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Faction Desert Power (The Scar Worlds)

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Lothal was a blasted wasteland.

Bryn'adûl occupation had not been kind to the frontier world. Its once fertile landscape now reduced to sand and ash. Nothing could survive out here in the badlands. Well, almost nothing. Its people were driven to the brink of extinction by cruel alien invaders but out here on the edge of their fallen civilization a few small bands of survivors endured. They tamed the nightmare their home had become and swore vengeance upon those who destroyed it. Resources were scarce yet a kind of hope endured.

"This is Drake. We're in position."

Some were here like him because it was the right thing to do. Others sought to purify sacred ground. Atlas knew the rest were mercenaries only there for profit. All of them were prepared to fight for the Broken Horn. For a free Lothal. From his vantage point behind a rock spire the space captain counted no fewer than eight Drael sentries. He ejected the power pack from his Glie-44 blaster to check its charge before slamming it back into place.

"We attack when the loth wolf howls," he reminded the others.

Atlas couldn't see any of the Broken Horn resistance fighters but he knew they were out there. They seemed to pass across the desert like ghosts. Only experts in camouflage could survive on an occupied world for so long. Adrenaline flooded through his system. It would not be long now. Captain Drake risked another glance at the target. Somehow it looked even more foreboding than he had imagined. He could not let his fear of mysticism show.

Like a massive tombstone the Jedi Temple ruins loomed ahead.

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  1. Assist the Broken Horn Syndicate with securing what remains of the Lothal Temple from a contingent of Bryn'adûl remnants. Once occupied by resistance fighters, the ruins can be used as a staging point for the campaign to liberate Lothal City. Mission Payout: 5000 UCs
  2. Evade Drael patrols in orbit and smuggle weapons or medicine to the hidden Broken Horn base in an old underground mining camp. Treat the wounded or help with repairs. Restore long range communication so Lothal can begin to coordinate with other resistance fronts. Mission Payout: 5000 UCs
 
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That damned Ithorian had gotten her into this. While he was out helping with what he kept calling the Seed Project, he reminded her that Witches had something to do with all worlds. The thing was, Vooltroo was right. She could help. And with the powers that Kattada did have? She had the ability. Witches from various species had joined her clan, and the least she could do was make her way out there. Not really for any credits, Silver Concord helped her with that, but she'd bring what she could.

Her ship, the Starlit Sea, lead a handful of Mobquet transports to the outer limits of the system. The ships were under falsified names, compliments of Master Starchaser, and had a host of Preybird starfighters compliments of the recently restarted factories on Sullust.

"This is Cuan Kunn Cuan Kunn to all fighters, we're going to get the transports some breathing room. Waters. Hold your ships back a minute, let us move."
Came the call from the leader of the squadron of Preybirds. The plan was simple, let the combatants to what they could, break the ranks. The trip of transports had weapons, food, and medicine on them, with the Sea moving as a coordinating force.

"Roger that, Kunn. May the Force be with you."
 
Slightly Paranoid Apprentice
Lothal… what a strange name for a planet, it was also needed in assisting the scar worlds, so starting at the worst first would be best.

Draco’s work at the market wasn’t enough, not even close to finished. Dealing with local cartel was small fry shit, so what better to do than help eliminate the remnants of one of the sworn enemies of House Io? The Countess would be very pleased, and she’d get a bit of money out of it too. Her assassin corvette approached with her and Percival Io Percival Io being the main people aboard

“Thank you for telling me about this, Percival. With our work on the forge and this, we’re sure to gain Countess Belasko’s favor. Remember, we’re targeting a Jedi temple ran by the Bryn'adûl, so at least we do not have to show mercy.”

She wore her standard white armored clothes and a black cloak. While she is eternally grateful for all that she had been given, wearing skin tight clothing like that reminded her of bad times, and had way too many lusting eyes staring at her. Though the real benefit was all the concealed weapons she could carry! Her energy sword, lightsaber, and a pistol. Despite being a Sith assassin, she was well versed with blasters and how to be very accurate with them, but the standard blaster pistol most neutralizers got was something else, so she nabbed one for herself.


They approached the planet and linked up with Drake, crouching down next to him and speaking softly in a rather feminine voice. She placed a hand gently on his back while focusing on the temple itself, smiling slightly at the battle soon to come

“So… that is our target? I am glad to have come after all~ we’ll make short work of it for you, Atlas Drake Atlas Drake , don’t you worry”
 
Objective 1: Secure Lothal Temple

Percival sat with his arms crossed over his chest, staring out the window as the stars gave way to smoky skies. Percival’s mind, with its incredible processing power, was a billion lightyears away. There it languished over a red-haired girl with braids who had recently gone into surgery, wondering how she was faring…

Distracted by his private thoughts, he didn’t show any reaction to Draco’s words. He wasn’t interested in impressing the Countess. He was here to destroy the Draelvasier, fulfilling House Io’s promises to the people of the Scar Worlds. While he did not relish slaughter, he knew it would be cathartic.

Or at least, he hoped it would be.

As they disembarked, Percival took in his surroundings. Another planetscape ravaged by the Bryn’adul, this one’s defining feature was an old Jedi Temple which they were supposed to help liberate. Like all Neutralizers, Percival had been programmed to hate the Jedi, but he despised the Bryn more.

A motley group of spacers and mercenary types had gathered nearby. Following Draco, Percival joined them, staying silent as his companion spoke to Atlas. He was dressed in simple gray robes that offered little in the way of protection, but made up for it by being well-armed with a wide variety of weapons hanging on his belt or slung across his back. His uncanny looks betrayed no emotion. Perhaps the others would simply assume he was here to kill, get paid, and get out. He was fine with that assessment.

 
OBJECTIVE ONE
Atlas Drake Atlas Drake Draco Miles Draco Miles Percival Io Percival Io

A dozen Kubaz commandos, all blooded Drael-killers, slid through scorched gullies alongside the Broken Horn locals. Even with the Force on his side, Skajin worked unduly hard to keep pace with the younger fighters. His knees burned. He drew on that pain, dwelt on it, and felt the dark side surge in response.

The pace slowed as cover grew sparse: the final approach to the strike zone. Skajin and the other Kubaz took their lead from the Broken Horn fighters, who spread out to take positions just down from a shallow ridgeline. The positions could support each other, provide overlapping fields of fire, and protect the long-range weapons that would do the most damage. The mission goals, however, limited their options. If it was up to Skajin, he might have lobbed a seismic charge into the temple and made do with the rubble. Hideouts, in his experience, came cheaper than fighters — and going up against Draelvasier always, always cost lives.
 
Objective: 2 - Smuggle in aid
Location: Lothal Orbit
Tags: Brooke Waters Brooke Waters


The planet Lothal was one of those that had fallen to the Bryn'adul war machine. It was now categorized as one of the Scar Worlds, and now that the Bryn had collapsed many in the galaxy were putting efforts into helping the natives reclaim their homeworlds. In some places such as Charros IV there had been no Bryn left alive, none to resist the retaking of the worlds. Such was not the case for Lothal however; warriors still remained and were determined to hold. The local resistance group - the Broken Horn Syndicate - was just as determined to take back what had been theirs. They'd survived all that time under direct occupation...and now help was arriving.

This effort was multi-pronged. What could be called commando groups had already made landfall and were positioning themselves for an active assault on the entrenched Drael. In the meantime, transports full of equipment were convoying in to deliver much-needed food, weapons, and medicine. Some helped out of pure benevolence, others for a profit. There was also a need for communications equipment; surface equipment had been slagged by the invaders and it had been pure luck that the local resistance had been able to get a message out at all.

Audren was one of those in orbit, though not in a convoy. One might think the Tínen Sûl had been custom-built for this job. They'd be entirely wrong, but outwardly it was a reasonable assumption. The yacht had been designed to be stealthy at need, though to not necessarily look stealthy if the systems weren't active. Not only was it stealthy though, it was capable of taking and giving a punch before fading away into the black. On top of that, it contained multiple cabins and storage holds. Those holds were packed to the brim and a number of individuals had chosen to accompany Audren. For better or worse however, the vessel was unique. There would be no convoy line; what it brought was all it would bring. Fortunately there were other supply ships en route...just far more obvious ones.

Currently, the Véraluntë-class ship drifted in space above Lothal. All viewports had been closed up, all running lights were off, transponder silent, and the stealth shroud was active. Passive sensors and comm receivers were running at full though; the Sephi wanted to see and hear everything going on. It did not sit idle, instead drifting on momentum accrued prior to approach the planet. A dead stop meant dead if they did happen to be detected by patrols. Out here in space they would be next to invisible, but once they hit atmosphere the real race would be on. They couldn't just avoid the enemy ships though, they had to avoid leading the enemy to the resistance base.

The ship's holds carried primarily food and medicine, though some weapons and parts had been stuffed into the spare nooks and crannies. One of the holds, however, was dedicated solely to communications gear. Ceredir Industries didn't directly produce any such gear yet, but the Jedi - and the engineers with him - had experience setting up similar systems. Until they set foot on the ground they couldn't be sure, but the initial plan was to set up multiple smaller transmitters that would work together to push signals out into the black. For this particular job he was accompanied by two other crew members, both highly-skilled combat veterans that he'd worked with before. The passengers were all volunteers: some medics (a few of whom were full-fledged doctors), some mechanics, a couple resistance types, and the small crew of engineers. Only the engineers were under his employ, everyone else had been new to him.

One of the first convoys was not too far off. A group of Mobquet transports was accompanied by some sort of yacht and a fighter escort. Said starfighters began lancing forward in formation, a blaring challenge to any Bryn patrols in the area, while the transports themselves held back. Likely to wait for an opening they could punch through. From the Sûl's altered perspective Audren could see several patrol craft altering course to answer the challenge. Part of his brain itched to join the impending fight, but the logical part of him overrode it. The TibannaX fuel tank was engaged and his yacht began moving forward to make use of the new holes in the patrol net. The tank was quite limited, but they wouldn't use up the whole thing getting to the edge of the atmospheric envelope. For now though the ship was just one dark smudge accelerating - with purpose - among the black.

The ship's intercom came to life, luxury equipment almost making it sound like Audren was in each room personally.

"All hands to acceleration couches, we are starting our approach."
 
Objective 1
Skajin var Imret Skajin var Imret

Trextan Voidstalker wore unmistakably Tatooine desert garb. He wasnt an expert in surviving the wastes, in fact they had nearly killed him several times. Only having a partner who had been raised by the sand people had kept him alive.

His eyes were covered by thick goggles, the lower half of his fave covered by dark fabric. Outside of the loose fitting robes two hands were visible. One was gloved, clutching an industrial looking lightsaber. The other was artificial and held a sonic carbine.

He didn't know how the Bryn fought, at least, he hadn't experienced it. He had kept far from their wave of destruction. Trextan planned to stay close to the commandos and then deal with anything woth too many limbs that closed on them.
 

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Obj 1 - Kill the Drael
Atlas Drake Atlas Drake | Trextan Voidstalker Trextan Voidstalker | Skajin var Imret Skajin var Imret

Hera sniffed and took a peek over the rock formation she and her mercs were hiding behind. Broken Horn she was told had once been a customer of the Vicks. A long time ago, before her time surely. With the Galaxy in upheaval it was only right to keep old friends close but this...This Broken Horn was different. They seemed to care about this place, this dustball. While she was out galavanting across the stars she'd heard tales of the Drael and their near-unstoppable war machine that ravaged this part of the Outer Rim, but she'd never seen the devastation in person. Who would even want a world touched by these creatures.

"Uglier in person," she said over open coms.

A big twon ketee shifted uneasily beside her. She didn't know how they'd sneaked to this flank with his big gun and big everything but she wasn't about to have their cover blown now.

"Shh!"
 
Objective 1 | Atlas Drake Atlas Drake Draco Miles Draco Miles Percival Io Percival Io Skajin var Imret Skajin var Imret Trextan Voidstalker Trextan Voidstalker Hera Padrusco

Fighting the Bryn had been a nasty business. They'd been most active during her flirtations with the Silver Jedi, which consequently lead to the Zeltron being buried beneath buildings and siphoned of her energy by some weird Drael tentacle lady.

Things were weird here too, on Lothal. A smattering of humans, a contingent of Kubaz, and…dragon folk? The most unsettling part was the vague miasma of Dark hovering around the ridge they'd collected on, but Force alignment wasn't as much of a concern in these parts. Especially where credits were concerned.

Twice she's faced them on Nar Kreeta, and again on Sev Tok. They'd been tough bastards alright, hardly scratched by a plasma bolt to the carapace. Then again, the big names had either died or disappeared, which meant that the remnants they'd face today were…most likely less indestructible. Yula patted the cylinder of her pocketed saber and adjusted the bandolier of cryoban grenades fastened over her desert garb, bland yet breathable.

A robotic glance swept along their motley crew. Maybe blasters and a few lightsabers would be enough to reclaim the Lothal temple.

"Uglier in person,"

"The Drael or the scenery?"

Snorting, she kept her head down and buried in the screen of a datapad; pink faces didn't blend well in the desert and she could only pull the monkscloth hood down so far. The feminine sounding alien near Atlas seemed to be assessing the situation, though her partner remained silent. "Nasty bastards up close," She commented without looking up from the device, preoccupied with the live feed from the pair of probe droids she'd sent to poke around the temple.

"I see movement!"
 
"I see movement!"

A Kubaz sniper's voice growlbuzzed over the ground operation's shared channel.

"Confirrmed. Drrael sztarrting to emerrge, combative sztancze. Engaging tarrgetsz of opporrtunity."

The signal hadn't gone, but a sniper rifle cracked anyway. A monomolecular stiletto dart sprouted from the chest of the first Drael to step outside the temple ruin. The venom of extinct Kubindi wildlife dropped him where he stood.

A modest degree of hell broke loose.


Hera Padrusco Yula Perl Yula Perl Atlas Drake Atlas Drake Trextan Voidstalker Trextan Voidstalker Draco Miles Draco Miles Percival Io Percival Io
 

“So… that is our target? I am glad to have come after all~ we’ll make short work of it for you, Atlas Drake Atlas Drake , don’t you worry”

"That's the Temple alright. Don't underestimate these Drael. Redundant organs, bone plates, skin tougher than a dozen bantha hides. They're all Jedi killers."

Captain Drake checked his chronometer again. He wondered not for the first time if the Broken Horn could actually be trusted. Criminals turned freedom fighters because they were all that was left. Another glance from behind cover and the spacer also noticed a small Bryn'adûl patrol approaching their positions.

"Confirrmed. Drrael sztarrting to emerrge, combative sztancze. Engaging tarrgetsz of opporrtunity."

"No, wait for the-" blaster fire cut him off, "Ah hell."

Scrambling out from behind cover, Atlas unloaded his Glie-44 on the closest sentry to little effect. Some kind of autocannon tore the rock spire in front of him to pieces, and crumbling debris knocked him down senseless. When he regained consciousness a few seconds later and stumbled back to his feet Drake swore he must have a concussion.

Otherwise how could he explain the loth wolf materializing out of nowhere along with a squad of Lothalite guerillas directly behind the Draelvasier patrol?
 
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Objective 1: Secure Lothal Temple

Combat began in earnest. Taking cover behind a dune, Percival employed a disruptor rifle against the Draelvasier, vaporizing any who came within his sights.

Resistance fighters around him fought viciously, firing poisoned darts into the enemy. Percival idly wondered if his programmed hatred could come anywhere near to matching theirs. They had lived through the Bryn conquest, an apocalypse that claimed their homes and their loved ones. It seemed to him that their loathing was worth more, at the very least.

While Percival paused to reload, a sniper next to him was shot through the head by a Bryn’s molten bolt. The corpse slumped lifelessly, his impaled head flopping against Percival’s shoulder. The Chaplain pushed the body away, grimacing, then turned to resume firing.

 
Slightly Paranoid Apprentice
They're all Jedi killers."
“Well ain’t that greayt ahm not a jeh die then!”

Translation for all you non Scottish folks out there: ’That’s good that I am not a Jedi’ Draco had put on a fake Scottish accent as the crack of a sniper rang out and she moved for cover as a sentry fired.
small Bryn'adûl patrol approaching their positions.
She sent some of the sentry bolts flying up towards the small patrol moving on them, having deadly collision with her focusing most of her attention on making sure it impacted well. Afterwards she joined the Guerrilla fighters in ambushing the patrol, using her saber to cleave through these animals with savagery and cauterized wounds. Afterwards she could focus on the Jedi temple and how to get there. She’d rendezvous with Percival Io Percival Io and ask him a very important question

“Reight, how fast can ye run, ya slow twat?”

Translation: ‘Can you run fast, my good sir?’ She’s embracing the Scottish side of the force, learning the way of the Drunken Fist.

Atlas Drake Atlas Drake Percival Io Percival Io Skajin var Imret Skajin var Imret Hera Padrusco Yula Perl Yula Perl Trextan Voidstalker Trextan Voidstalker
 

Hera Padrusco

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"Karking amateurs," Hera muttered as blaster fire erupted all around them. She nodded her head towards the Drael, but her companion didn't even notice. Growling, she kicked the Twon Ketee's metal leg. He whined something and then grumbled as he scrambled over the ledge holding his laser cannon autocannon, blasting and ripping through the Drael sentries. She'd heard they were tough and she wasn't disappointed. One of them was still moving after its leg had been ripped off by the starfighter-class weapon. It should have superheated the beast's skin and boiled its blood. Instead, it knelt in a smoking mess of acrid-smelling icor and bits of slagged armor. She noticed the others around it was just Vaydralen grunts.

"Pitty," she said as she walked up to it. The Twon Ketee's autocannon was still smoking, its barrel an angry-looking red. Her own blaster was nothing to sneeze at. BlasTech knew what they were doing after all with the LE series. But she doubted it could have cut through this drael with such brutal efficiency. The drael reached out and she couldn't help but grimace behind her face mask. She didn't even aim, just leveled the heavy blaster at its skull and pulled the trigger. Three yellow bolts slagged the thing's helmet and probably melted whatever was under.

"Drake, what's the status are we still a go or are we pulling out? Drake? DRAKE."

Atlas Drake Atlas Drake | Percival Io Percival Io | Skajin var Imret Skajin var Imret | Yula Perl Yula Perl | Trextan Voidstalker Trextan Voidstalker
 
The trick was that she wasn't a leader. Not really. She could direct people, that was easy, she was a teacher, a sage, and someone who could help. Did she help manage Jedi students and Witch initiates that found their way to Kattada? Of course. She taught them how to use the hydroponics, the solar farm, but also tasking them with hunting and how to use the Force and their magick, which she realized was all the same, but the way a Jedi accessed their abilities versus a witch? One was definitely more magick, while the other was reflexive. It was a matter of balancing that.

What also mattered was that she instructed her charges in how to help the galaxy at large. The large quests some Jedi, like the leader of that Temple had undertaken, were not around every day. For some, it was a matter of doing small things to help others in the galaxy. The Silvers instilled that in her, and she was bringing it to the Core. She knew a few of the Preybird pilots were students, but many more were helping aboard the ships, delivery and setting up triage.

As she brought her own ship forward, hoping to grab attention. Her ship was wired differently, set up for automated weapons and redundant shields. If she could grab attention, the Sea could take it down.

"Master Sykes, I'll take point. The Preybirds will keep people off. Mobquets, let get moving!"
She all but ordered, excitement creeping into the Pamarthean's voice.

Audren Sykes Audren Sykes
 
Objective 1
Sonic carbine

Trextan kept his head down as molten lava rounds scorched the air above his head. Those Drael caught in the open were picked off quickly, but the others were rallying and putting up fierce resistance.

There was too much open ground for him to cross to reach the temple. Neither his sonic carbine nor his telekensis were particularly effective at this range, not unless he wanted to start throwing big rocks and causing even more chaos. Trextan wielded the Force like a battle axe, not a scalpel.
 
Trextan Voidstalker Trextan Voidstalker Percival Io Percival Io Hera Padrusco Atlas Drake Atlas Drake Draco Miles Draco Miles Yula Perl Yula Perl

The Kubaz fighters had chosen their positions well. They stayed just this side of the ridgeline to maximize altitude without silhouetting themselves against the horizon. They'd take that risk if they retreated, of course, but they didn't plan on retreating. As Drael identified sniper positions and stormed up the slopes, they met punishing disruptor fire from multiple angles.

Disruptors could put a tidy hole in any Drael just fine. A tidy small hole, relative to the bulk involved. Five, ten hits and they'd just keep coming regardless of diminished capacity. They didn't bleed out fast enough.

That was what the concussion grenades were for. The charge stalled as the Drael met coordinated explosions on the slopes.

All the preparation in the galaxy couldn't stop the fight from rendering down to close quarters, where the Drael had an edge on anyone. A couple of Drael massed as much as Skajin's whole squad, Scarpyen armour included. Fear and hate combined to a blood-pounding exhilaration.
 
Objective 1: Secure Lothal Temple

Draco was shouting something, but Percival was otherwise occupied. A Drael had reached his position and was trying to bash the Chaplain’s head in.

Percival maneuvered out of the way with milliseconds to spare. His disruptor had overheated, the barrel melting from too many shots in too little time. Dropping the rifle, he rolled across the sand, landing near the mangled body of another resistance fighter.

The Drael was in hot pursuit. Percival gripped the hilt of his sword, barely clearing its sheath before the thing was upon him. No doubt the Drael thought he was just a man—just a boy—based on his appearance alone. An easy target to dispatch in close quarters, where Might would make Right. Even with strength twice that of a human, the Chaplain strained to parry the blows. It was safer to leap out of the way entirely.

Can’t keep dancing forever,” the Drael growled in Basic, roaring as it swung its weapon in a crippling blow aimed at Percival’s legs. Again he evaded, but his situation was grim.

A storm of disruptor fire from multiple angles punched a dozen holes in his opponent, who staggered and fell in the dust. Percival dropped as well, crawling back into cover and seizing the weapon of a fallen comrade.

He had never fought the Bryn before, and it was clear he had underestimated them. Some of his brothers, the infamous original Neutralizers, had come to his aid. Draco was shouting at him again from across the wastes, speaking with a lousy imitation of a Guavian accent for reasons unknown. It looked like the blue dragon had somehow made her way to the ruins of the temple already. Good for her—certainly no one else had managed to break the vicious line of Bryn’adul yet.

Truly, the ways of the Dark Side were bewildering to the uninitiated.

 
Desperate comlink chatter echoed through Drake's stunned mind. Everything was muffled and competed with a constant ringing in the spacer's ears. Quietly eliminating the Temple's outer sentries had gone sideways. He could see more Drael beginning to emerge as the alarm was raised. Crossfire forced him to dive for cover and when he hit the dirt a voice pierced the fog.

"Drake, what's the status are we still a go or are we pulling out? Drake? DRAKE."

"Stand your ground!" he shouted over the maelstrom, "If we run they'll hunt us down like animals."

Somewhere a wolf howled, and more Broken Horn fighters emerged behind enemy lines. Several more Bryn'adûl fell in the confusion but the Lothalites died just as quickly in close quarters. A massive loth wolf tore out one's throat before it was driven off by concentrated enemy fire. Atlas wanted to help, but his Glie-44 only seemed to make another lumbering Drael angry. It smashed through his cover and grabbed him by the throat, lifting Captain Drake so he was face to face with the creature's predatory grin, legs flailing.

"Pathetic."

Atlas used his remaining strength to plunge a tehk'la blade into its neck. Incredibly the alien didn't fall, but he could feel its iron grip loosen just enough for him to kick free. It staggered more off balance than in pain. He charged, knocking the Drael onto its back and nearly dislocating his shoulder. They wrestled with the beast's weapon. It was dumb luck that the thing went off while pointed at its wielder.

"We need to get inside the Temple and force them into a chokepoint!" Drake stumbled into cover next to Voidstalker, "Can you uh, do the magic hand thing?"
 
Slightly Paranoid Apprentice
The 6’11” woman was at the front of the charge, Draco had already severed some limbs and even cleaved one in half. She was a furious storm of red, white, and blue from her saber, armor, and force lightning. Her augmented strength either on par or even greater than them with her easily going toe to toe with them. She lead the charge with a battle cry, screaming

“SCOTLAAAND FOREEEEEVAAAAAAAAAAAAAR!!!!”

Not actually Scotland, I just don’t know it’s Star Wars equivalent. Using the force to boost her speed, she’d actually have an advantage on them, being much more agile and just as strong, her saber cut through their carapace, with some difficulty, but cut through nonetheless. She was pushing them back, using the corpses of their comrades as barricades to make her own choke point, to where they had to fight her one on one, and actually not needing that much due to how massive the Drael were. A lot of the blaster shots that were fired at her she deflected with her saber, dodged, or misdirected them with the force. At the temple, she already tried to feel out for any traps laid by the Jedi that she could accidentally step on as well, ducking behind a Drael corpse to do so

Percival Io Percival Io Atlas Drake Atlas Drake Skajin var Imret Skajin var Imret
 
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