Recent content by Raz Solus

She knew she got under his skin, and it was extremely satisfying. However, that moment passed the moment he spoke. There was something so familiar about the voice, the intonation, the throaty growl he made. It gave her a sudden, blinding headache and she saw nothing but white for a moment. He...

As she had been flying backwards, she saw his movements and what he was about to do. As soon as he lobbed the grenade, she leveled and fired two bolts at it. The aim was on point, the impact causing the grenade to explode well before it reached her. However, as he had also trained his gaze...

It happened too quick even for her to react. She felt herself forcibly pushed out of the way and watched as Tagus took the brunt of the damage. She cursed out loud as she was sent tumbling back, chunks of her armor pierced with shrapnel. However, it was incredibly light compared to what she...

The Imperial on the tower stood like a statue, following the movements of the Mandalorian. She let him attack the other soldiers, reaching into a pouch on her waist and pulling the pin on a grenade. By the time he was killing the last soldier she walked off the top of the roof and began to free...

She was surprised to have been trusted with this job. She went from being a prisoner to now being tasked with helping protect an Imperial base. She had even been given a jetpack and her very own weapons. The shiny Imperial armor didn’t look too shabby, though the jetpack did look out of place...

She had to grin as he quipped right back. She followed behind him, keeping an eye out for any threats in the near vicinity. She was about to dish something back when she spotted someone pop up from a roof up ahead. Without hesitation, she had the rifle she looted up and pointed. Within seconds...

She was again surprised he took the time to answer her question without brushing it off. She could tell he was choosing his words, but she saw no hint of lying. In fact, he had a tougher time not revealing more than was necessary. When would he simply outright tell her? She hated playing this...

Raz whirled around and pointed her gun before realizing that it was Tagus that jumped up. She lowered the gun, reeling from being in the fray. It was strange to have her actions be automatic and of their own accord, and it was more than a little unsettling. He was still in it, and he quickly...

She quirked an eyebrow as he came clean about his views on the Sith. She didn’t entirely know what big atrocities she had committed, so the significance of his admission was slightly lost on her. His perception on the Force was interesting, and she thought of how Mandalorians were driven by...

Her armor was splattered with blood, and she was more than a little horrified at her own actions. She yanked the blade out of the meat shield she had been using, kicking the Zygerrian off. His back was riddled with bolts, all meant for her. She moved of her own accord, her body on autopilot...

She walked close to him and grinned at his question beneath the helmet, “Based on the tidbits I’ve heard about my past, it sounds like I risked my life every day for one reason or another,” She shrugged as she continued. When he laid out the plan, she said nothing for a moment. “My bigger...

She took in what he said without a word. She had heard of the Force spoken in many vague terms, and this was no different. Though he did a good job explaining it, it muddied the waters even more. Was there a destiny attached to the Force? Was she to abide by it even without possessing it? As he...

She looked at him as he mulled over his thoughts. She could see him tense up slightly, and she couldn’t understand why. There was something about her name that unnerved him, and it was almost as if it made him deeply uncomfortable. At last, he finally answered, and she couldn’t fault him for it...

She was happy he didn’t ask about her episode. No asking, no telling, just the way she preferred. By now there was no doubt that he knew about her lapses into her memories. She was distracted by his quip about the cub. It was the first time a grin cracked her face, and of course he couldn’t see...

As he mentioned she looked like she belonged, she quirked an eyebrow beneath the helmet, “Yes, actually. How did you know? Did the Force tell you?” She quipped, surprised at the dialogue that escaped her. It was carefree, sarcastic and so very different than the meek way she had been speaking...