Myr had no karking idea what the hell just happened.
She had come because there was a job offering of a small, sweet setup with a twist; she had to participate on one of the most dangerous unheard of swoop-bike races, called the Trencher. Spanning across multiple junkyards and abandoned causeways, she might'a considered choosin' somethin' else; but when credits were slim and packin' juice for the ship was getting costly, could ya really afford to get picky by this point? She was all set up with her sweet baby, about to take a couple spinnies against some local boy toy, when the unexpected happened.
They were all lined up. The eyes that tuned in were mostly drifter types; some law sniffers here and there, but this was a private event, sponsored by some of the local bosses to keep their cred line alive on a cheap holo broadcast. But she was sittin' there, mindin' her own, when one schutta stumbled into the causeway. "Git ootta the way, ya crazy bas--" she almost shouted, when she saw something that riveted her to her seat in shock.
He looked... wrong. Sickly, sweaty, and even from all that distance she could see that he looked dead white, eyes rolled back and body twitching in place. She felt her stomach turn, but for some reason she couldn't look away. But when one 'officer' approached, she was about to gun it to ram the guy off, as did a couple other racers... when this funky dude.
Just. Kriffin'. Bit him!
She let out a short yelp at the sight of it... and turned tail. Suddenly, she heard a roar, joined by others... and had to look back.
More had begun to chomp, and others began to flee.
That was the last thing she could remember fer sure. But now she had ta get to an escape... no biter creepazoids were gonna get a redheaded meal today. Instead she simply began gunning it, weaving frantically away from the crowd. From the sounds of it, not many other drivers were as lucky.
"Git ta' kriff outta my way!" She bellowed in a panic, hoping by some twisted sense a' fate someone had the foresight to allow some way off this backwards planet! But it looked like people were headin' towards the docks, so she just started gunning and followed them. And prayed to whatever the kark was out there that she could make it out and still have enough creds to last the next race or odd bit o' business.
@Raydo
She had come because there was a job offering of a small, sweet setup with a twist; she had to participate on one of the most dangerous unheard of swoop-bike races, called the Trencher. Spanning across multiple junkyards and abandoned causeways, she might'a considered choosin' somethin' else; but when credits were slim and packin' juice for the ship was getting costly, could ya really afford to get picky by this point? She was all set up with her sweet baby, about to take a couple spinnies against some local boy toy, when the unexpected happened.
They were all lined up. The eyes that tuned in were mostly drifter types; some law sniffers here and there, but this was a private event, sponsored by some of the local bosses to keep their cred line alive on a cheap holo broadcast. But she was sittin' there, mindin' her own, when one schutta stumbled into the causeway. "Git ootta the way, ya crazy bas--" she almost shouted, when she saw something that riveted her to her seat in shock.
He looked... wrong. Sickly, sweaty, and even from all that distance she could see that he looked dead white, eyes rolled back and body twitching in place. She felt her stomach turn, but for some reason she couldn't look away. But when one 'officer' approached, she was about to gun it to ram the guy off, as did a couple other racers... when this funky dude.
Just. Kriffin'. Bit him!
She let out a short yelp at the sight of it... and turned tail. Suddenly, she heard a roar, joined by others... and had to look back.
More had begun to chomp, and others began to flee.
That was the last thing she could remember fer sure. But now she had ta get to an escape... no biter creepazoids were gonna get a redheaded meal today. Instead she simply began gunning it, weaving frantically away from the crowd. From the sounds of it, not many other drivers were as lucky.
"Git ta' kriff outta my way!" She bellowed in a panic, hoping by some twisted sense a' fate someone had the foresight to allow some way off this backwards planet! But it looked like people were headin' towards the docks, so she just started gunning and followed them. And prayed to whatever the kark was out there that she could make it out and still have enough creds to last the next race or odd bit o' business.
@Raydo