Instead of heat and flames or some other energy explosion, the missile dislodged CryoBan. Alyosha half-smirked. Slightly mitigated by the rocks and distance between him and the blast, the cold didn't really bother him much, but the temperature did drop a few degrees.
He still wasn't all that tempted to join in. None of this was his problem. He was here to look at artifacts... but somehow he sensed that he had been misled. There was nothing really worthwhile to be found here, or else he would be able to feel it. All he sensed was a great middling emptiness, a field of mediocrity.
If that were the case, he needn't stick around. He'd be putting himself in needless, reckless danger over curios. Unless...
The old woman all of them seemed so eager to kill. Who was she? As Alyosha watched the missile-lobbing speeder bolt past the group, failing to intercept at least one of the Jedi, it seemed obvious that this wasn't merely another religious squabble. This was clearly, without a doubt, a bounty hunt. Alyosha had been a hunter before, though he hadn't caught anyone in a good long while. Maybe this was his chance, unfairly stacked as the odds were.
Setting up behind his rock cover, he lined up the scopes on the De Lifte Rifle he had been gifted by his master, aiming for the old woman, and fired. It might miss by virtue of the speeder's claw catching her before the slug could meet its mark, but then it might strike true.
He still wasn't all that tempted to join in. None of this was his problem. He was here to look at artifacts... but somehow he sensed that he had been misled. There was nothing really worthwhile to be found here, or else he would be able to feel it. All he sensed was a great middling emptiness, a field of mediocrity.
If that were the case, he needn't stick around. He'd be putting himself in needless, reckless danger over curios. Unless...
The old woman all of them seemed so eager to kill. Who was she? As Alyosha watched the missile-lobbing speeder bolt past the group, failing to intercept at least one of the Jedi, it seemed obvious that this wasn't merely another religious squabble. This was clearly, without a doubt, a bounty hunt. Alyosha had been a hunter before, though he hadn't caught anyone in a good long while. Maybe this was his chance, unfairly stacked as the odds were.
Setting up behind his rock cover, he lined up the scopes on the De Lifte Rifle he had been gifted by his master, aiming for the old woman, and fired. It might miss by virtue of the speeder's claw catching her before the slug could meet its mark, but then it might strike true.