Recent content by Ines Panteer

Trouble! It seemed like they wouldn't get away from the thugs just as easily as Ines had first hoped. First, they came through the side office door, quickly causing her to seek shelter by the nearby truck. Then, they broke through the door which the two young women had come through a few minutes...

With a lip on the verge of starting to shiver and eyes ready to burst out in another flood of tears, she listened to him. His idea of consoling someone was a little different from what she was used to - those who used to surround her had a slightly more delicate touch than "They'd have done much...

Apparently, Ines' rescuer was not a local. Even though it shouldn't be, the noble found it somewhat surprising. It made sense - why would a local ever cross whoever was chasing her for a stranger? It wouldn't make much sense. In any case, the girl was glad that she had someone to help her and...

His footsteps seemed to have a somewhat calming effect on her as she sobbed. They had a sense of cool to them, a calmness which she very much needed at the moment. Little did she realise that the mercenary was looting the bodies of the ambush party they had just killed. Eventually, he approached...

"Mercy? No, no, no my sweet friend. The Ines Safety Program shows no mercy. It will protect anyone in it with fire and fury" she said before leaning her head to the side "And pillows" she added, seeing as it was the most central element of the protection. Seeing Alana's smirk, Ines could guess...

Uh-oh - Ines had not thought about what additional punishments would be included and Alana was calling her bluff. Hearing her continue about keeping the food at a budget made it even harder "You would have to act as the help for a week" she thought, thinking it was a good idea seeing as how it...

She couldn't help but to feel lucky when they quickly shot at Arden as he poked out after she had just been able to keep the top of her head stuck out long enough to spot the two of them. She felt less lucky when her protector claimed that they would move in at them at any moment. Sure, they...

Slightly embarrassed by her choice of words, Ines could feel her face heating up for a moment only for her too then chirp "Well, you better get used to it." she said before looking out over the bridge - Alana had a point, it wasn't much of an office, at least not one where she could see herself...

"'Forgot to duck', my eye. You have to be careful" she said, showing obvious concern for her white-haired friend. An awkward smile formed briefly on her lips as Alana made a reason for her cut "Madame, no! I would never cut myself stepping out of the closet. It's a paper cut, things got rowdy at...

"Thanks!" she exclaimed, flashing him a bright smile. It was good to hear that he liked it and seeing him continue eating the snacks confirmed that he did indeed enjoy them for real. A happy nod was provided upon hearing his question "Next time we have access to a kitchen, I can make you all...

Listening to him speak was fascinating to say the least. It was as if a well of very particular knowledge opened up and started spouting out a wealth of knowledge. The idea of starting to train for real combat now was quite alien to her, even though she had been combat trained from a young age...

And then they sprung into action. As if planned, Ines could see Alana appear in the corridor, just as her two allies started to draw some of the Besalisk's attention. Something about her friend was off - Ines seemed to see a more injured friend than before. While she hated to see Alana hurt like...

The positions were getting locked. Jack was keeping the lot of them suppressed with his constant fire and they were ensuring that neither Jack nor Edge managed to do anything too crazy through their returned fire. Still, Ines and her four allies were slowly making their way closer, moving from...

Hopefully, Ines watched the Mon Calamari as spoke in her native language. The noble had no idea what any of it meant, but at least the person she assumed was a pilot had stopped telling her to watch her step and that kind of stuff. It was a start. Whilst starting to get back up on her feet, the...

The suspense was rising as the group of passengers stood outside, all eyes fixed on the self-proclaimed slicer. Many of those who were there were older and would most likely have complained about aching backs or stale joints, but not now. Now, they were all united to fight for their survival and...