L O S T
He was talking, but she could barely hear what was being said. When the shot was fired, however, to pinpoint what was being said, Jyn all but leaped from her skin and turned as pale as a ghost. Already having been trembling, now her body shook uncontrollably and when she turned her gaze to the weapon she noted it was too far for her to reach it without being stopped.
"You... Killed him."
The words were dull, yet there was a very subtle fiery intone somewhere around the middle that promised malice.
"Murdered him..."
She didn't care what he said of the weapon, it was far more humane than what he had just done. Besides, she would never have used it for things like that!
Now he was attempting to grab her attention, but Jyn did not know if she could look at him. She felt sick to her bones, and wondered what would happen now. What would happen next. She wanted him gone. She needed him gone. But she had no slugthrower, it was so far...
And then he added insult to injury.
"The Force is not a thing to be celebrated!" She finally yelled at him, "Get that into your thick skull! You're a madman, you're a psychopath!" A she spoke the tension within her began to rise and threatened to bubble over. She shook even more so, adrenalin finally kicking in. The tears which ran down her cheeks felt as though they were burning, and her gaze became narrowed and direct.
Without warning, in an act which surprised Jyn as much as it could have done anyone else, Jyns anger and frustration manifested itself outwardly; all of the grief she felt, not just at losing Fuz but everything else: her home, her family, her Master... It bundled together within her core and propelled itself outward.
The result was an ear-splitting scream of anguish. And what was worse, it naturally fueled Jyn all the more through her empathic abilities. The ground around them was torn up, the fragile undergrowth and water being flung aside as if it had been a thin rug lining the ground. The trunk of a thick, sturdy tree broke apart and began to uproot itself, leaves rustling and falling in a sudden cascade.
The noise itself was incoherent, no word had been uttered, merely pure emotion... And it lasted far longer than it ought to have.
But when it did finally finish Jyn hunched over. Her head was throbbing like nothing else, pain spreading through her as if she had ran for miles on end without respite. She gasped for air, sucking it in hungrily as her lungs strained and ached under the task. Her body shuddered, and she found that she could not lift her head to fully assess the damage. Disoriented and confused, the small girl had no idea what she had just done.
All she knew was that she felt empty and hollow, her body was numb and her mind devoid of thought.
She was little more than a husk.
[member="Krius Syonis"]
"You... Killed him."
The words were dull, yet there was a very subtle fiery intone somewhere around the middle that promised malice.
"Murdered him..."
She didn't care what he said of the weapon, it was far more humane than what he had just done. Besides, she would never have used it for things like that!
Now he was attempting to grab her attention, but Jyn did not know if she could look at him. She felt sick to her bones, and wondered what would happen now. What would happen next. She wanted him gone. She needed him gone. But she had no slugthrower, it was so far...
And then he added insult to injury.
"The Force is not a thing to be celebrated!" She finally yelled at him, "Get that into your thick skull! You're a madman, you're a psychopath!" A she spoke the tension within her began to rise and threatened to bubble over. She shook even more so, adrenalin finally kicking in. The tears which ran down her cheeks felt as though they were burning, and her gaze became narrowed and direct.
Without warning, in an act which surprised Jyn as much as it could have done anyone else, Jyns anger and frustration manifested itself outwardly; all of the grief she felt, not just at losing Fuz but everything else: her home, her family, her Master... It bundled together within her core and propelled itself outward.
The result was an ear-splitting scream of anguish. And what was worse, it naturally fueled Jyn all the more through her empathic abilities. The ground around them was torn up, the fragile undergrowth and water being flung aside as if it had been a thin rug lining the ground. The trunk of a thick, sturdy tree broke apart and began to uproot itself, leaves rustling and falling in a sudden cascade.
The noise itself was incoherent, no word had been uttered, merely pure emotion... And it lasted far longer than it ought to have.
But when it did finally finish Jyn hunched over. Her head was throbbing like nothing else, pain spreading through her as if she had ran for miles on end without respite. She gasped for air, sucking it in hungrily as her lungs strained and ached under the task. Her body shuddered, and she found that she could not lift her head to fully assess the damage. Disoriented and confused, the small girl had no idea what she had just done.
All she knew was that she felt empty and hollow, her body was numb and her mind devoid of thought.
She was little more than a husk.
[member="Krius Syonis"]