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Skirmish Operation Sundown: Tempo of War Pt. I | LS & Jedi vs. GE



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Shinzou Ashina Shinzou Ashina - Rhaec'Teth Rhaec'Teth

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He craned his neck, seeing old man Ashina on his flourish descent. "I thought you were going to be stuck up there," he teased something of a smile in saying so, fastening his lightsaber to his belt and the two moved along together towards the Balmorran supply lines.

Less than new to being a Jedi, of sorts, and yet somewhat new to the Lightsworn. The Force was with him, always, though in what manner was always changing. An eb and flow, river and breeze. Changing, changing evermore. Some part of him came to accept it, somewhere, somehow, and now, Corr was on Balmorra fighting.

"You can handle him, I'll keep going on."

 
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FRIENDS: Where’s my babysitter Shinzou Ashina Shinzou Ashina
ENEMIES: Edmund Vue III Edmund Vue III | Ain’t that armor hot Meliant Meliant

Hairs stood upright when Talin realized she wasn’t alone upon the rooftop. Lips pursed, one leg swung over the wall and led her to rise to meet her opposition.

"I'll bet they didn't warn you about me either."

“Dark ‘n twisty was in the forecast, though can’t say I expected it to enjoy the sunset.” The words came across a little too shaken to broadcast the arrogance she intended. “‘Fraid I’m gonna have to scoot on past ya though.”

Saber at her side, boots planted, Talin hardly emanated the lethality he did. Poised like a tooka ready to strike, armor and all grandeur, he’d give the holostars a run for their money. Her leather jacket marked her something different. A Treicolt through and through, stubborn to a fault. Always starin’ down that barrel without flinching. The sunset might of painted their forms orange, but it was high noon.

With a yell, she charged. The force carried her like water on a rushing river, just as Inosuke had begun to show her. Unbeknownst to her yet, that surrender zapped the brewing strength as it came. A feint went out, centered, before the Jedi arced low.
 

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Shinzou Ashina
| Location | Balmorra
| Objective | Disruption and Babysit
Shinzou deftly swung as stray shots came his way, deflecting the bolts in random directions as he mulled over how disappointed that his kiseru had been broken before he had a chance to smoke it. His gaze was caught by the sudden airborne nature of his pursuer chasing after him as he glanced over muttering to himself, "What in the f-...", skidding to a halt as he was eventually caught up to, holding his sabers in each hand. Since his pursuer was so insistent on giving chase, he'd at least have to make sure they didn't continue to get in his way.
Then came the snarkiness of the younger Jedi accompanying him in the form of Corr Corr , making the Ashina question why he was put on babysitting duty for an important mission. He grumbled quietly to himself at the comment before speaking, "Go and check on Tal ( Talin Treicolt Talin Treicolt ) and make sure she hasn't gotten herself in trouble kid, we'll meet at the rendezvous. And try not to get yourself killed. Henna will kill me if she hears about it, and I'm not in the mood for it."
Shinzou's attention shifted back to the Kissai in front of him as he casually twirled his sabers, "Alliance can't be everywhere at once, but considering they got the worst of it, I think we'll manage just fine my decrepit friend. Can't be letting your Emperor get away with building weapons without a fight now can we?"
 

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|| OPERATION SUNDOWN ||
Love Lost - Chapter 1

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BALMORRA

Laurent has heard of the Lightsworn for a year plus. Radicals, extremists, troublemakers. The rumours of conflict, destruction, even civil war. It’s against everything he stood for; peace, dignity, order. Yet deep down he understood their frustration. It’s not just petty disagreement, it’s a rise against a societal error. It’s a world where various Sith, imperial, and post-imperial factions thrive, corrupting every aspect of people life. And what did they do? Nothing.

The Griffon often thinks about his daughter, about the youth of Ghorman; how fervent they are for the cause, and how they sometimes see him as a conservative fossil. It is true, he tries to plan everything carefully, never taking unnecessary risks and gambles. He has the entirety of Ghorman on his back after all; how much he loves his home and his people, and how much guilt will he feel if his home gets punished for his recklessness.

Yet today he is here in his own accord, not as a Ghorman Enclave Grandmaster, not as a Ghorman Front elder, not even as an ally of The Jedi Order. The Imperials; Galactic Empire, Imperial Confederasy, Sith Empire, they all have been allowed to foster a rotten foundation deep in the Core. The leniency of the once protector of the galaxy. The corporate democracy of the Core; haggling for the best price, welfare cheque transactions, and all the compromises, they are as dark as Bogan. They are as much the enemy of the Jedi as the Sith themselves, and therefore must be destroyed before it can be rebuilt from the ashes, clean and pure as a baby.

Henna Ashina Henna Ashina ‘s call was all it takes for the Ghorman to fly his stealth corvette to Balmorra. Corporation, weapon caches, Empire, he can work with that. Hooded and face covered by a gaiter, Laurent emerged amidst the chaos, a cyan lightsaber on one hand and a slug pistol on the other. He observed the battlefield, seeing fellow Jedi from distance but deciding not to help.

Instead, he didn’t waste any time, approaching from the opposite of the overloaded side of the facility. He moved with a sharpshooter’s focus, grinding down the facility’s defenses and security by leveraging covers, angles, and the Force. Anything sans a Dark Side adept or experienced Imperial operators will be taken down swiftly, one by one, until the Griffon can enter the facility.

 

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Allies: Galactic Empire; Edmund Vue III Edmund Vue III , Zethran Cott, Meliant Meliant , Imperius Indomitus Imperius Indomitus
Enemies: Everyone Else; Shinzou Ashina Shinzou Ashina

Another Jedi. The Cleric let his eyes waver in the direction of Corr Corr briefly before it appeared as though he'd withdraw to continue on mission. This would leave him and the Artisian.

Teth choked back a laugh, coughing briefly in the process while apparently continuing to rely on his staff for support. If first impressions were an indication then Shinzou Ashina Shinzou Ashina should have no doubt that he would be able to outmatch the Kissai. Even Teth appeared cognizant of this as the Artisian twirled his sabers...

"Of course."

...he agreed, his voice ragged before his chest visibly rose as he took in a deep breath that caused him to straighten briefly only to slump back over....

"And clearly I am no match for you."

...he conceded, raising his left hand to cover his mouth when it sounded like he might hack up phlegm...

"Then again, looks can be deceiving."

...and he extended his left hand, the ornate device known as a Chwûq Tsut threaded around his fingers and worn over it unleashing a powerful burst of energy in the process.

It wasn't like a regular blast from another energy weapon, say a Blaster. Energy from the Chwûq Tsut was similar to beamer technology, it would quite literally bend or flow around a lightsaber that attempted to deflect it. Too it did no physical damage whatsoever however it did overload the brain and the nervous system; those who had been struck by it often described the sensation as having the edges of their souls frayed apart though Teth found that to be a somewhat poetic description.
 

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OPERATION SUNDOWN

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Viridescence maintained a barrier against the oncoming fire, whacking away streaks of crimson. Behind Ikuma, the men of Templar One-Five moved crates of finished ordinance into the freighter whilst returning fire between trips. Any receptacle too large or too heavy to move by hand was instead treated with remote explosives added to its contents. They had loaded almost a dozen crates with no casualties before Ikuma sensed a change in the tides of the force. Their surprise element had run out, and response lurked just beyond the present moment.

"They've got backup coming!" Ikuma shouted, batting away another spear of plasma to dispatch the last of the initial security team. Seconds later, security droids appeared from several entrances. Volleys of fire saturated the defensive positions of Ikuma and Templar One-Five. His warning gave them just enough time to seek cover against the incoming salvo. This new wave of fire was concerningly heavy, immediately putting the Knight on the back foot as he struggled to maintain denial with his saber. It only took a few seconds for several shots to slip past his visible struggle, one of them striking a Templar squaddie. Ikuma felt pain and fear ripple through the force, a notion beyond his eyes seeing the soldier get hit. Quickly, he pivoted and outstretched an arm to grasp the wounded with the Force. A small wave sent him sliding across the floor toward the freighter.

Once an opportunity presented itself, Ikuma ceased focus on active defense and leapt through the air, force propelling him beyond mundane heights and distance. He whirled in the air, deflecting the few shots that followed him. Landing in the middle of the closest droid team, he began dispatching them with rapid, two-handed swings. A spinning kick introduced his heel to the head chassis of the lead droid, ripping it free from the torso structure and sending it bouncing and skipping across the loading hangar. Then, a long, low stroke severed the legs of the final droid just beneath its kneecap-mounted rocket launchers. Sparks began streaming from its severed limbs as the fuses in the rockets began to tick down. Ikuma lifted the droid with a telekinetic command and tossed it towards the next group. It met its targets just in time for the inevitable detonation, taking out more than half of them with a flash of fire and sparks.

No time to breathe. Another feeling, this one more portentous than the last. He followed it, allowing it to draw his eyes until they caught the regard of another, red saber at his side. Ikuma met the dark sider's salute with a stance of his own; right foot forward, saber held low in two hands, tip pointed upward toward his opponent's center. His blade rose sharply to meet the first downward strike, though the bind was quickly aborted in favor of an onslaught of precise strikes. Ikuma felt the impression of doom flood over him as he warded off the assault. A forceful parry bought him a precious split-second to backstep from the engagement, gliding a few inches above the floor before sliding to a stop.

A deep breath grasped for his center. Tensity would do him no favors. He raised another pointed guard, higher now, arms outstretched to point the blade at face level. His eyes stared intensely down the length of the blade to lock his opponent's eyes once again. 'Hesitation is defeat.' The words resonated in his mind. Advancing, Ikuma took the offensive this time. His blade moved to the right and feinted low. In contrast to his opponent, his offerings were a collection of broad, forceful strikes. Hitting hard and fast, he sought to seize an advantage through Ataru's aggressive principles.
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W A R M A S T E R
LORD INDOMITUS
Through war, I bring order.
Through strength, I bring unity.
Through fire, I bring justice.


PALADINS OF NIHILUS
He that follows in our wake is death.


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M E M O R I E S
Kyric Kyric
BALMORRA | SUNDARI FLATLANDS | HILL OVERSEEING BALMORRAN ARMS FACTORY

Shots, sirens, the screaming of twin-ion engines and more apparently, the Force that tried to enforces its pathetic attempts at warning, foreshadowing. It was a pain in the neck, not actual pain, but an annoyance that tried to push its 'omniscient' sentience and will into the Black Paladin that annoyed him. There had to be a way. There would be a way.

Though it was not now that this issue would be solved, only a step made towards it. There were minions of impassivity here, mongrels of peace. Their smell of self-righteousness was almost as disgusting as the Sith's smell of smugness. A just war? A peaceful crusade? What were they after? He had fought them on Kaas, this kind of smell. They were extremists, Lightsworn.

"Evenin', partner," the kiffar called out from behind the titan. "I don't s'ppose I could convince ye to be on yer way. I've gotta go find my cousin, y'see."

Ah. Another talker. A peasant at that, some farmers boy tainted by the abomination they prayed to. Given powers that he did not know anything better to do with than to wield in the name of dogma and a set of rules determined by even more pathetic creatures than were his master, their bones rotten away and fallen to dust millennia ago already. He was not worth the soil he would be buried in and did not deserve the treatment of a worthy opponent.

The surge of the Dark side might have been an indicator, a warning even, but it did little in terms of time for the zealot. Imperius moved far faster than this large figure should be able to, even for a Force sensitive it was merely a flicker on the retina and could almost be seen as some teleportation. But he moved, he ran, his Shroudsaber activating with an unrhythmic hum as he charged the katana-wielding farmers boy. A wave of telekinetic energy came before Imperius, a tide to conceal his onslaught.

The white blade came in singing, a jab, a slash, a riposte, it sung in technically perfect movements as its tip rushed back and forth. The duelists stance more than obvious.

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Talin Treicolt Talin Treicolt

Meliant cocked his head to one side to hear her speak further. That accent… How amusing. What rickety wagon, bound for the farmer's market, had this bumpkin fallen off of?
Meliant saw the feint before it transpired - the manner her arms tensed, swung the blade. There was hardly anything else around to distract him. He caught the low slash with one lightsaber, then brought the other around to pin it in place. Their lightsabers hissed and crackled and protested as they locked. This close, she could feel it more strongly now: a hunger like a yawning abyss, rising to be met…
To start off with a feint, Meliant decided she must have been trying to test him. He did not appreciate it. "You're far out of your depth, hick!"
He lurched forward with a headbutt aimed directly to his opponent's marvelous, un-helmeted face. Something to drive her back and make her lose her grip on her weapon.
Let the feast begin.
 

Tilon Quill

Don't worry kid it's not real
"Stress is bad for your health. We'll be fine. Whatever happens is the Will of the Force."

CARGO BAY
BALMORRAN ARMS FREIGHTER A-651
CARGO SECTOR 194 LANDING PAD
ARMS FACTORY
SUNDARI FLATLANDS


Thalen's comment stayed with Tilon as he configured the ship's concealed autoturrets to prioritize the enemy battle droids. It reminded him of many such conversations with many such Jedi. So far as Tilon understood the will of the Force, he knew it as a sort of gestalt average, varying by place and time and situation, made up of the combined life energies that had once been various kinds of sentience and would be again. Useful, worthy of respect, but nowhere near ineffable. This was not, he understood, a common perspective among Jedi, but he was fairly sure this was how the universe actually worked.

He didn't push the point; it had never gone well and was not actually relevant. Just something to chew on while he configured the turrets.

They whirred out and started blatting away with low-powered but rapid-fire shots, clearing droids from the landing pad to make a safe zone of sorts, give Thalen Dhorain Thalen Dhorain some cover. That done, Tilon stuck himself by the camera monitor in the cargo bay, right by the top of the ramp, got out his lightsaber, and got ready for when something more serious showed up to contest their landing.


Autoturrets are now covering the landing pad.
 
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He ran on ahead, listening to old man Ashina. His mission now was to find Tal, make sure she still drew breath and from there, well, was someone else's guess.

Searching for her though seemed more difficult in the midst of this fledgling raid. Things were moving swiftly, quickly, even somewhat frantically. Corr ran back and forth in search of Talin, even into Imperials; nothing a quick flourish of his blue lightsaber could not solve, however. He was left scratching his head, thinking, feeling, but it was not until the sound of lightsabers hissing against one another that he could truly go running in the right direction.

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EYES IN THE SKY
HIRATA, ATRISIA
Observing: Shinzou Ashina Shinzou Ashina | Corr Corr | Kyric Kyric | Ikuma Ashina Ikuma Ashina | Thalen Dhorain Thalen Dhorain | Tilon Quill Tilon Quill
| Laurent Costeau Laurent Costeau

From the Hirata Praxeum, Henna watched the events on Balmorra unfold. The room was lined with various consoles, their few slicers and sentinels working to observe radio traffic - but the Master’s golden gaze remained planted on the steely wall, farsight allowing her vision to travel far beyond its boundary. The assault had begun; but the presence of the dark side was far beyond what she had seen. Something told her it was not sheer luck - and made note to observe the Emperor’s goings very soon. If he was clouding her vision, two could play at that game.

<<Shinzou, I don’t recall losing the padawans a part of the objective.>> Henna’s tutts were lost in the static of the comm link. The object on his foes hand alarmed her more than the missing charges, however. <<Finish with him, and don’t let him get that thing near you.>>

Her gaze moved from the Atrisian, who was more than capable, to said charges.

<<Corr, Talin is on the roof, with company. She’s not been able to bring down the generators yet. Go together.>>

He had at least taken direction well. The last thing they needed with what had already gone wrong was a rogue teenager. From rooftop she moved to loading bay and through the factory, observing each of their Jedi, providing her strength for them to utilize.

<<Corr’s got your cousin, Kyric - focus on your battle. The bigger they are…>>

Her heart sank at both the sight of the cowboy and her own son immersed in their battles. They were amongst the most prepared of the younger, training together in Hirata - but it was a mother’s nature to worry. She forced the lump in her throat down before continuing on.

<<He’s strong, Ikuma. Remember, your wit is worth as much as your blade. Use the environment to your advantage.>>

“Master Ashina,” One of the nearby Jedi interrupted her observance, pulling her back to Atrisia. “I’ve got comms chatter - all droids deployed to the loading dock, and Balmorra defense force en route.”

“Friendly reminder, we have an Empire patrol crossing the system in T-minus 50 minutes.” Another reminded her from across the clearing she stood in.

“Thank you.”

The masters gaze crossed the stars again, looking for their ship. Tilon’s coaching of Thalen sent the briefest of smiles flickering across her face. A mental note was made to reach out to both when all was said and done. The auto turrets at least addressed one problem.

<<Tilon, I’m sorry to inform you, but you will have company soon. The planetary defense force has been deployed.>>

<<Thalen, good work; I do see a wounded at your nine ‘o clock, a little far off, if you can manage to get to him.>>

Something pulled at her focus from the other side of the facility; not one of their own, not an enemy. His mastery was impressive, his tenacity more so. Her call for aid had at least reached someone.

<<We have a new friend.>> She broadcasted over all channels. <<If anyone can locate him and ensure he does not get left behind. Sending through coordinates.>>
 
Over here: Corr Corr
Not the face!: Meliant Meliant

Eyes locked, teeth gritted, the deadlock seemed to stretch an eternity. Talin could feel the malice emanating from beneath her opponent’s helmet. The weight of the gaze sent fear jolting through her body, zappin’ at her knees. Then, he surged, breaking the spell.

The dirty hit sent Talin wheelin’, clutching at her nose in reaction. She managed to keep hold of her saber only barely, losing all poise in the process. When she pulled her hand away, a trickle of scarlet decorated her fingers. Tears pulled at her eyes, blurring her vision.

“Come on, man.”

Wind whipped behind her half hunched form. A sideways glance revealed how close he had backed her to the edge of the roof. This was bad. She did not think, only acted. The bloodied fingers reached for her belt, pulling one of the charges meant for the factories interior. A beep declared it had seconds to implosion. She tossed it out past Meliant - if she was lucky, maybe shrapnel from the blast would catch him. If not, hopefully the explosion was powerful enough to open up a way off this roof that didn’t end in a broken neck.
 
Under an hour. So short an engagement, to begin the work once again -- some of the guardians had voiced their misgivings about not joining the New Jedi on Coruscant. Kornon knew better: their project extended beyond a single battle, no matter how spectacular. They would build power, sow terror in the minds of their enemies. No dark pit could they hide in; the Light would be irresistible.

And so it was; the Jedi Master strode forward into the facility, indomitable, in his wake marched his children, the guardians of Barab, bright sabers and bright knives flashing in the twilight as they met the steel of the factory's droids. Kornon's blue saber led the way, a bonfire, a warmth to his friends, a searing heat to his foes.

The Barabels who accompanied him began the core of their mission, looting what they could and running it to where the young Quill had set their ship. But Kornon understood the next step: the Empire would know they were not safe in their own homes.

"This one will find the head," he spoke, knowing Master Ashina would hear him even across the stars. And so he did: his guardians fought onwards, while he shattered the doors of the inner complex, marching in search of whatever wretched souls operated this factory.


 

Tilon Quill

Don't worry kid it's not real
<<Tilon, I’m sorry to inform you, but you will have company soon. The planetary defense force has been deployed.>>

The Barabels who accompanied him began the core of their mission, looting what they could and running it to where the young Quill had set their ship.

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BALMORRAN ARMS FREIGHTER A-651
CARGO SECTOR 194 LANDING PAD
ARMS FACTORY
SUNDARI FLATLANDS


Out by the edge of the ramp, Tilon batted away blasterfire to cover the Barabels' flank. In the ship's huge cargo bay, the weapons they were securing sat small and alone beside a couple of Jedi tending to each other with medpacks. There'd be a lot more of both cargo soon.

"Received, Command." As the autoturrets killed the culprit, he came up the ramp and whistled loud enough to echo in the cargo bay. "Chance we'll need to use the covert shrouds on short notice. I'm going to the bridge to fire up the shields if we get targeted. Everyone, load everything - casualties, weapons - right into the getaway ships."

Five small, durable, very fast shuttles had been painstakingly built into the freighter's cargo bay, each with its own ramp down. In an emergency - say, if the big stolen freighter was about to be destroyed - they could blast free of the panels that concealed them. Loading casualties and stolen weapons as directed meant coming up the freighter's ramp into the bay, then up any given shuttle's ramp, a little extra time and work but manageable. This had always been part of the contingency.
 
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A rumbling explosion scattered duracrete debris and dust around, sending it crumbling down from on-high mere moments after Master Henna's voice rang through the comms. Corr rose an arm, shielding himself from the falling dust and winced for a moment, though something of a grin pulled at his mouth.

He leapt up and through the newly made gap, landing with grace.

"Hey!"

Brandishing his lightsaber, he came in swinging.

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THE CINDER
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FOCUS | Ikuma Ashina Ikuma Ashina




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DECOY



BALMORRA
902 ABY
THE GALACTIC EMPIRE

The Atrisian did well to seize the initiative, allowing him some quarter to press forward with his hard, decisive blows. Each one appearing as if they aimed to end the fight as a whole in one clean cleave of the saber. All the while, he was consuming the aggression. Wymar in external appearance was a knight of utter darkness, his true gaze indiscernable beneath the visor of the black sallet he donned over his features. Much akin to the husk of armor, Meliant that swore his blade to the Dark Side Elite, Wymar seemed all the same to be an automata of a slayer. He buried himself in the way of the Vornskr, to let the aggression of his opponent seep into his very pneuma only to lash back all the same.

Both hands grasped the elegant hilt of his once Imperial Knight saber, watching the next swing of the Atrisian's blade take an identical course as one before. He jolted back, pushed by his own will of the force to let the blow swing downward, bringing his saber up in both hands with the feint that he would block it in a horizontal flow only to kill its ignition to move the arc of the blade past it only to reignite the crimson once more as it neared the man's face, likely delivering a grazing gut into flesh at most before the knight moved to deliver a stern kick to the Atrisian's abdomen to take advantage of the lapse in instinct that maneuver might've caused. <"Submit...if you wish to live, Jedi."> Wymar spoke, his voice muffled and vocoded by his helmet, deep, foreboding and placid in nature.

 

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Governor Drachmas Venti, Balmorran Arms Factory

Drachmas's smile almost entirely soon faded as the holographic feed gave him one bad report after another as if the Emperor himself was punishing him for some reason beyond being the present Imperial Governor of the Capital and duly responsible for its protection.

A job better said than done as Shinzou Ashina Shinzou Ashina and Ikuma Ashina Ikuma Ashina sliced through the "Green Warden" High-Security Combat Droids with "Specter" Sniper Droids like they were mere inconveniences.

"Apparently our high-value security droids are not so high value after all. Perhaps the scrap might be sellable to those dusty Dashiell's I keep hearing about." Venti mused as some of the Dark Side Elite decided to not be in ritual prayer this morning and actually assist in the defense of corporate assets. They might not appreciate the concept of credits but someone has to fund the new Imperial Government once the core was taken from the Alliance.

His gloved finger pressed the screen as a transmissions came through from the Cargo Sector 194, apparently Tilon Quill Tilon Quill and Thalen Dhorain Thalen Dhorain were causing quite the ruckus as the Balmorran Defense Force arrived and began to seige the landing zone.

He did not have time about sending more units to back them up as an explosion rocked the Arms Factory, causing him to tumble even as far up as the central office deep within the facility.

"Status report! What's going on down there?" Venti exclaimed, holding his breath as he braced himself, receiving more troubling news from the other side. A frantic voice soon broke through, saying, "Governor, it seems to be some kind of lizards. They are ransacking the lower levels, but we are managing to keep them at bay from the access corridor."

The transmission flickered, accompanied by the sounds of blaster fire and lightsabers in the background. He looked over at the nearby security monitors and confirmed that Kornon Kornon and his gang were indeed looting the munitions storage inside the factory. How could they have been infiltrated by barabel's of all creatures?

"Send down two AR-S Siege Battle Droid to keep this hideous Jedi contained. I shall be down there in a brief moment to do damage control." Venti sighed moving out from behind the desk and towards an object covered by a tarp in the corner of the room.

It was an older CAP-2 Captivator model from the days of a supposed Ancient Empire but it would serve him well as a mobile battlesuit to defend the arms factory with. Climbing inside with a noticeable apprehension at having to explain to the Imperial Ruling Council of why Balmorra was in flames.
 
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| Location | Balmorra
| Objective | Disruption and Babysit
There it was, the familiar sound of Henna chirping in his ear over comms to lecture him. His singular eye closed as he let out a heavy sigh, responding to her as he put his opponent on hold <"It's not my fault Henna, we got seperated on the drop. They'll be fine and look out for one another. You can lecture me if they come back in a body bag."> Shinzou's eye opened up as it looked the Cleric up and down, sizing his opponent and getting a feel. Clearly, they were letting on to appear more timid and goading him.
"Sorry about that. Typical mother hen, looking after her babies. I'm sure you understand, right?" he said, voice laced with subtle sarcasm as he smirked. He shifted his grip on his sabers as he continued to idly flourish them, keeping them in motion as he spoke, "Not too late to make a run for it," he eyed the Kissai as they raised their hand and pointed a finger at him. The hair on the back of his neck tingled as instinct kicked in.
He crouched low before launching off the ground, backflipping as the beam shot beneath him. He threw out one saber as it flew at the Kissai from a horizontal plane, feet hitting the ground as he lept backwards once more, sending the other saber flying at them on a vertical plane.
His gut warned him that wouldn't be too pleasant to get hit by, and he did not trust trying to deflect something he wasn't positive came from a blaster. Sith and their tricks hidden up their sleeves.

 

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Allies: Galactic Empire; Edmund Vue III Edmund Vue III , Zethran Cott, Meliant Meliant , Imperius Indomitus Imperius Indomitus
Enemies: Everyone Else; Shinzou Ashina Shinzou Ashina

On foot Teth couldn't make a quick getaway even if he'd have wanted. He might be capable of bouts of innate savagery if properly motivated but his hunched posture and the way he carried himself were hardly a ruse. The Artisian might have heard a grunt coming from the Kissai as he performed the acrobatics that allowed him to release the burst of energy that he'd fired.

As his opponent went backwards the first of the lightsabers came at the Cleric on a horizontal plane.

The Gnarled Staff, clutched in the hand of the Kissai would snap to the side where it centered itself opposite the axis of the saber and interposed itself slapping aside the weapon with a crackle before it could land.

It was an action that required a minimum of movement however it would reveal the alchemized nature of the Staff.

As for the other lightsaber, twirling on a vertical axis it would land cleanly if not for the Energy Shield, activated earlier which flared to life on impact. An aureate web would flare to life around Teth particularly where the saber had landed. Nonetheless some of the kinetic force transferred through the shield prompting the Kissai to stumble back weakly until he could regain his footing and lean forward on the staff in the process.

Distance had opened, Shinzou Ashina Shinzou Ashina may not have realized the gift he'd given the Cleric who'd rub two of the fingers on his left hand together which created a small spark...

"You've lost your sabers. Hopefully you're not a one trick pony."

...he'd wheeze, looking across towards the Artisian and wondering if he'd summon the sabers back to him or if he had other weapons at his disposal. No matter though.

Between them the molecules in the air became aggravated, rubbing together at a microscopic level though as of yet this seemed to have no effect on either of them...
 
Talin Treicolt Talin Treicolt Corr Corr

She went stumbling backwards and took her lightsaber with her, winding up at the edge of the roof again. With slow, purposeful steps, Meliant advanced after her, sabers held out to his either side, scoring sinister marks on the duracrete as he went. No need to rush. This was meant to be savored. He hadn't fought a real duel since that idiot knight came fumbling through the archives, sputtering code phrases. What a scandal that had been...
The Jedi flung an explosive charge at him, and Meliant jerked out of its path thinking it had been meant for him. It skittered across the ground, towards the other end of the roof where the doors waited.
"Witless..."
And then it exploded - with a great deal more power than Meliant expected. Shrapnel and dust cut through the air. Meliant reeled, ducked instinctively, shielded his head with a forearm. Why? There was nothing in there. A million years could pass and he'd never lose the instincts that came with a warm body. Before the dust could even settle, another Jedi popped out from the newly-torn hole in the roof and came running at him.
Great.
Meliant just barely parried the first blow, only for Corr's follow-up to score him across the chest. He hissed something unintelligible in a dialect of Old Sith, crouched and suddenly leaped clear over the Jedi. Just needed some space. Just needed both Jedi in front of him.
He landed just at the edge of the hole, rising quickly from a crouch back into a ready stance. Thin tendrils of jet-black smoke were already rising from the shallow wound in his armor.
 

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