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The purple haired Padawan didn’t argue with Larik’s orders; not this time. Narrah understood when it was time for business. Concepts, theories, and ideals had their time and place to be challenged, but this was battle, and challenging orders was far from her mind. The Padawan charged through the door and up the stairs to a second floor landing where she could get a clearer shot of the enemy. It wasn’t the ideal spot. She preferred a much higher nest, but this would do for now.
The skilled assassin released the bi-pod on her Sniper Rifle and rested it on the railing of the durasteel landing. Turning on the electronic scope, her violet eye scanned the battlefield. Her heart thumped in her chest, as the horde of Sith, Imperials, and Mandolorians closed in on their position. The stirring words that her Master gave below were washed out from the pulsing blood that rushed through her ears. Closing her eyes, Narrah called upon the Force to aid and focus her. While adrenaline was useful in close quarters, she needed a calm steady hand to perform her task.
With her nerves quieted, Narrah returned to her view in the scope. As the Imperial force closed on the Alliance lines, the steeled assassin chose her first target. It was a Zabrak Sith with deep purple markings covering his face. Now was the time to take out as many Sith as possible. Once combat began, trying to feel for any oncoming danger would be sensory overload for any Force User. As the two lines closed the Sith’s walk transformed to a jog, and then finally a sprint; his crimson blade arching high through the air. The rifle jerked violently in her hand. Through the magnified scope, she watched the Sith’s body flop to the ground and his lightsaber cascade through the air.
”7…” the Padawan called out to herself.
Her aim then bounced around the field, as she searched for Officers… there. A man heavy with medals and bars pointed and yelled to men around him. Inhaling, the assassin held her breath as she prepared for the more difficult shot. She slowly exhaled as the rifle jerked once more. The amber bolt charged through the air plowing through the man’s skull. The group of soldiers looked horrified as one of their coordinators fell before them.
”6…” she called out.
Her aim moved to a heavily armored man. She watched as the Sergeant point out his orders, and then moved with the deadly grace of a combat veteran. He was a much more complicated target. His constant motion and his expert use of cover, made getting a clear shot difficult. She took her chance, when his squad had to charge through a long stretch of clear ground before they could reach their cover. The rifle fired. The heavy armor on the man’s left shoulder shattered. Large pieces of the man’s armor cut through his flesh, spraying blood everywhere. Two men went to drag the man to cover, while another covered their retreat and the medic moved to do his job. The more beings she could take out of the fight, the better.
”5…” Narrah exclaimed.
The skilled assassin released the bi-pod on her Sniper Rifle and rested it on the railing of the durasteel landing. Turning on the electronic scope, her violet eye scanned the battlefield. Her heart thumped in her chest, as the horde of Sith, Imperials, and Mandolorians closed in on their position. The stirring words that her Master gave below were washed out from the pulsing blood that rushed through her ears. Closing her eyes, Narrah called upon the Force to aid and focus her. While adrenaline was useful in close quarters, she needed a calm steady hand to perform her task.
With her nerves quieted, Narrah returned to her view in the scope. As the Imperial force closed on the Alliance lines, the steeled assassin chose her first target. It was a Zabrak Sith with deep purple markings covering his face. Now was the time to take out as many Sith as possible. Once combat began, trying to feel for any oncoming danger would be sensory overload for any Force User. As the two lines closed the Sith’s walk transformed to a jog, and then finally a sprint; his crimson blade arching high through the air. The rifle jerked violently in her hand. Through the magnified scope, she watched the Sith’s body flop to the ground and his lightsaber cascade through the air.
”7…” the Padawan called out to herself.
Her aim then bounced around the field, as she searched for Officers… there. A man heavy with medals and bars pointed and yelled to men around him. Inhaling, the assassin held her breath as she prepared for the more difficult shot. She slowly exhaled as the rifle jerked once more. The amber bolt charged through the air plowing through the man’s skull. The group of soldiers looked horrified as one of their coordinators fell before them.
”6…” she called out.
Her aim moved to a heavily armored man. She watched as the Sergeant point out his orders, and then moved with the deadly grace of a combat veteran. He was a much more complicated target. His constant motion and his expert use of cover, made getting a clear shot difficult. She took her chance, when his squad had to charge through a long stretch of clear ground before they could reach their cover. The rifle fired. The heavy armor on the man’s left shoulder shattered. Large pieces of the man’s armor cut through his flesh, spraying blood everywhere. Two men went to drag the man to cover, while another covered their retreat and the medic moved to do his job. The more beings she could take out of the fight, the better.
”5…” Narrah exclaimed.