Ali's eyebrows quirked as he stopped her metallic arrows midair. It was there she realized she wasn't dealing with some simple sith, but a powerful one. But it wouldn't stop her. When she released the second pair, her senses peaked as she felt her Force clash with the opposing. This caused her to quickly get down and grip the ground with her sharp nails. She was still sent back a few inches, releasing a struggled growl. Then followed by a yelp, her feet not connecting with solid ground but the edge of the canyon.
Aliclair desperately fought the sandy rock ground with her nails to climb back up, kicking against the canyon walls to push up but failed and it caused her to slip more. "A-ah foo..!" she huffed out. "This is what happens when you rush. Nice job, Ali." she scowled herself then carefully reached back to grab her vibrolance, quickly stabbing it deep into the ground to grip. Her eyes tore from the ground to see the enemy she shot at coming at her, panic slowly trickling up her spine. With a final pull, the padawan pulled herself out from dangling to her death.
The Hanging Base (BK, others)
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Re: The Hanging Base (BK, others)
Prazutis looked to the girl, pausing as he examined the Padawan.
“You would be wise to surrender…” he said, looking back at Ben and the Grand Inquisitor.
“Or at the very least, assist your master. Don’t get in my way.”
He observed her struggling to get back up the cliffs and then looked to the cables of the Hanging Base…
“You have once chance to leave me and help your master against the Inquisitor. But with either of us, your chances of surviving are slim. Take the chance to regroup with your master.” he said, lowering himself to his knees and focusing again on the cables.
While the Grand Inquisitor may be at a disadvantage due to this, she knows what her duty is, and what Prazutis’ job is as well. Better to let her take them both on while he focused on the task at hand. Though, that’s assuming the Padawan would take the Imperial Agent’s advice and join her master, rather than acting on instinct and trying to stop him herself.
“You would be wise to surrender…” he said, looking back at Ben and the Grand Inquisitor.
“Or at the very least, assist your master. Don’t get in my way.”
He observed her struggling to get back up the cliffs and then looked to the cables of the Hanging Base…
“You have once chance to leave me and help your master against the Inquisitor. But with either of us, your chances of surviving are slim. Take the chance to regroup with your master.” he said, lowering himself to his knees and focusing again on the cables.
While the Grand Inquisitor may be at a disadvantage due to this, she knows what her duty is, and what Prazutis’ job is as well. Better to let her take them both on while he focused on the task at hand. Though, that’s assuming the Padawan would take the Imperial Agent’s advice and join her master, rather than acting on instinct and trying to stop him herself.
Re: The Hanging Base (BK, others)
She rolled out of the way, but almost not fast enough, the singe on her armor were he had attempted to strike was apparent. 'Damn old man's faster than I remember or I'm out of practice.' She thought. He changed tactics on her, she had slipped up. However that would be the last slip up he would get. She couldn't take it easy on him, but she couldn't give herself away either. Her left hand left the crimson blade to grab her other hilt. The Grand Inquisitor came after him her full physical speed and strength. Striking at him from above with her crimson blade, she would wait for an opening.
If she saw an opening she would ignite her white blade to slash at him from below. She would make sure that he would have to back away from his ground. It often caused her opponents to loose concentration, but she didn't expect him to. Kota didn't use this tactic often, as it seemed more sith like.
If she saw an opening she would ignite her white blade to slash at him from below. She would make sure that he would have to back away from his ground. It often caused her opponents to loose concentration, but she didn't expect him to. Kota didn't use this tactic often, as it seemed more sith like.
