Graxin was, unlike Krag, a bit more focused when it came to combat. Where Krag was death incarnate that destroyed whole planets, Graxin was the subtle attacker who tore the defenses down before death arrived. He stared up at the woman, and pursed his lips. Clearly, she had it out for Krag. Most people did. Graxin did, but now wasn't the time.
Will it ever really be the time?
"I believe you're a bit lost dear." He stated in a pleasant tone. He had no way of knowing what she was trying to do to Krag and frankly, he didn't care. If they could just capture the woman; then things could get underway. Then again, Krag would likely outright kill her. Graxin would rather prod her for these odd little skills she had, and killing extensively made him uneasy. He would do it if it was ordered, of course. With one hand stretched forward, the wild orange flames would curl up at the woman--then diverge toward the vine that kept her aloft. It wasn't aimed to maim her, only to send her toppling to the floor.
"You're outnumbered and your tricks will only last so long. You can't fight this whole ship. Surrender, and your death won't be assured." Graxin continued in that sympathetic tone of his, even as the flames licked at his fingers and flew toward the vines.
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