loudly vile



If Mercy knew that Jacen would have a use for that care package she would have kicked it off of the platform. Then followed it up by suplexing him straight into the lava.
She had no way of knowing. Just assumed he was out for the count.
That was her mistake.
Instead her focus was on the battle between the toaster and the tin-can hunter. One was hanging suspended off of one of her audio drones. The other was trying to shoot him off of it. "Hey Toaster..." Mercy's voice would roll out of the system even as she began to move. It had little of her usual grace, every step heavy, each time her body shuddered, but she forced it to comply. "...hanging in there?"
The Force was erratic. Flickering in and out of existence as her body fought against the poison. It was a war on multiple fronts. Where her body won, the poison won ground elsewhere. More blood trickled down her mouth, the veins shooting through her tattooed arm were black, the tattoos shuddering and twisting. Every once in a while her skin bulged there. As if they were trying to press out, release themselves. Right at the end she managed to claw some of her strength back, breaking the twisting creature inside of her, forcing it just as she was forcing her body to move. The Force came back to her, surging through her like liquid fire.
It burned her from the inside and she screamed, hungry, a cry of rebellion as she leaped in the air towards the fight between the two. She wasn't targeting either though.
They'd realize that halfway through.
No, as she grabbed one of the smaller platforms and surged forward, it became clear she was aiming to carve her way through the tether to drop the droid in the flames.
She was almost there. Her eyes pained but joyful, hurting but hungry. Then it vanished. Flickered out like a dying signal, and all she had left was her fury. That was the only momentum she had as she swung the platform towards the tether. She lost track of it there, because Mercy was no longer flying, she was crashing.
Landing hard on one of the platforms adjacent to Koda.
Her knee crunched. Blood hit the platform in wet streaks.
The toxin was still fighting her body. The flesh dragged behind her will, slow and stupid. But she'd already taught them: count Mercy out, and you'd pay for it in blood.