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(ooc; Something to help all parties with their narrating abilities. Open to all types of characters and let's try to keep the combatant count down to, let's say... Four or five? Have fun, most important rule in roleplay. It's up to the other combatants if they wish this to be cannon for their characters, I'm not doing so, for the fact this is merely to "break-in" my own. I hope that's okay.)
Traversing the terra-firma in all its grand splendor, digits caressed the T-98 burst rifle that had its scope and barrel extension attached. Armor voided of all shades and color donned his five foot, eleven inch tall anatomy. Looking through the visor of his helmet, aqua oculars took in every feature of the landscape; lush jade blades and towering trunks that reached for helios so high above. A usual forest, one with clearings here and there, watering holes for the vegetation's usual denizens. Around his Stormtrooper armor's waist-line, a belt with pouches numbering in the total of seven hung, each holding a different item. Some hand-held grenades, some ammo-clips, the remaining, small items that could be used to customize his rifle. Against the upper-right thigh, a standard-issued pistol; and over his right shoulder, a three foot Vibro blade, stuck to his back due to a leather strap that hung over the right shoulder, to the left hip. A leather casing housed this weapon.
"..."
His trajectory changed, armored soles shifting to place himself against a tree trunk, the barrel of his rifle facing the heavens, before descending as he moved to the brush before him. He was sure that no one had followed him, but if so, then he would likely be defeated before he could even get a shot off, right? Peering through his scope, he saw quite a distance away, a total of one-thousand yards, the clear views he had that the trees didn't obscure always under watch. Who would feel the sting of his assassination skill? Only Time could tell.
"..."
His trajectory changed, armored soles shifting to place himself against a tree trunk, the barrel of his rifle facing the heavens, before descending as he moved to the brush before him. He was sure that no one had followed him, but if so, then he would likely be defeated before he could even get a shot off, right? Peering through his scope, he saw quite a distance away, a total of one-thousand yards, the clear views he had that the trees didn't obscure always under watch. Who would feel the sting of his assassination skill? Only Time could tell.