Rifle’s had a distinct scream to them that Larisa was not overly fond of, the noise brought her to a standstill. No doubt her quarry and the narglatch had done the same. Nothing like suddenly realising you’re not alone. She didn’t have time to contemplate what to do or where it had come from when the remnants of her cover collapsed with a groan.
Everyone was frozen on the spot, the zabrak head cocked as he looked at her, a wicked grin coming over his face as he dropped his attention from the narglatch. “Oh, kark.” Larisa was not bred for this. She was, in all honesty, little more than a tracker. Hand to hand combat was not her forte. As a general rule, she was the stab you in the back, put poison in your drink or let someone else do the killing, type.
This contract had been too good not to give it a go though. She raised the razor net, bringing it level with the advancing zabrak who halted in his advance.”I’d much prefer it if you came quietly.” she said, taking advantage of his hesitation and advancing. “Lot of people would like you dead, especially after this.”
“That won’t kill me.”
“No, but it will hurt like a motherkarker, and i’m quite content with that thought.”
The narglatch wondered too close to the zabrak and he dove for it, the sudden movement made her squeeze the trigger, only to find the narglatch in the path of the net. “No!” she shouted. “Oh, kark it all.” The beast was howling, each struggle digging the razor net bit deeper into his skin. The zabrak took off as she pulled a knife from her belt and shot forward to free her mount.
“Easy boy.” she muttered, lifting her gaze to watch the zabrak go. “Today is not my day.” she muttered. Let him run, she’d find him easy enough again, there were other things to contend beside her wounded mount and a zabrak on the run.
Like, where the hell had that shot come from?
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