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All doubts of the leader of this horde were cast aside when the infected Mandalorian blasted the explosive charge into oblivion. This explosion, however, wasn't wide enough to set off the detonite tape the woman had set up along the sides of the wall. It was strong enough to collapse a corner of a building, though, so the same effect was reached but in the wrong location. Of course, the infected man's usage of the Dark Side perturbed her. Either he had been sensitive to the Force beforehand or the monstrosities themselves were able to utilize it and that was a chilling thought. Silver lining: the beast's power was raw and untrained. If he kept exercising such power, he'd find himself sprawled out on the ground choking on his own spit.
What was immensely clear to Adrasteia was her fallen foe's importance. He commanded the others. Her old training sped the logic along at the speed of light. The Mandalorian had to die. Boxed in, the Sith didn't have much of an option to fight now. She was just so damned tired. Killing fools really took a lot out of a person. The Mandalorian raised his blade to challenge her, and the woman answered with a shout.
"I've never seen a man so eager to die twice!"
That was when she noticed it. A powerful Force presence unlike any she'd previously encountered...and it was above her. Panic set in for a split-second as the man slammed into the ground with enough force to shatter the building he landed on. The woman deftly spun to her left in a graceful sidestep, allowing another building's corner to take the brunt of the blast. The sudden rush of power and danger flooded the area and, combined with her desperation and the Black's incessant hunger, awakened something deep inside of Adrasteia. Like a starving child desperate for food, Adrasteia's body hungered for the Force. She'd expended so much power that she was near-empty, and her body craved fulfillment.
Reaching out in the Force with a primitive savagery of her own, the tall warrior felt the various presences of the Black. She could feel their life force. The Black closed around her...and then suddenly melted into sickening piles of dark sludge as their essence was consumed by the Sith. It would have been somewhat of a shock to any watching who didn't know of the Black's vulnerability to the Force. Not Adrasteia, though. She didn't care, or rather, couldn't care. Power flooded into her veins which each death. Her skin began to burn with power and rage.
Without warning, the ground gave way beneath where she had stood, but it didn't matter to her. There was only one thing that mattered.
The Mandalorian.
The Mandalorian must die.
The woman leaped over the hole and charged through the alley, cutting down a few monsters in her path (which didn't kill them but would incapacitate them momentarily), and gave chase to the infected Mandalorian. The damned bastard kept sending more abominations back toward her, but she just brushed them aside or danced around them. She caught up to the Mandalorian as it infected a group of humans just outside where the city walls used to be. She belatedly realized that it was the family she and the rifleman had saved not ten minutes ago and the fiery furnace of rage that had replaced her heart nearly exploded.
"You!" the woman cried, her voice carrying a certain weight to it as she began to march toward the fool who was a little more than twenty-five meters away.
"You will not escape judgement!"
What was immensely clear to Adrasteia was her fallen foe's importance. He commanded the others. Her old training sped the logic along at the speed of light. The Mandalorian had to die. Boxed in, the Sith didn't have much of an option to fight now. She was just so damned tired. Killing fools really took a lot out of a person. The Mandalorian raised his blade to challenge her, and the woman answered with a shout.
"I've never seen a man so eager to die twice!"
That was when she noticed it. A powerful Force presence unlike any she'd previously encountered...and it was above her. Panic set in for a split-second as the man slammed into the ground with enough force to shatter the building he landed on. The woman deftly spun to her left in a graceful sidestep, allowing another building's corner to take the brunt of the blast. The sudden rush of power and danger flooded the area and, combined with her desperation and the Black's incessant hunger, awakened something deep inside of Adrasteia. Like a starving child desperate for food, Adrasteia's body hungered for the Force. She'd expended so much power that she was near-empty, and her body craved fulfillment.
Reaching out in the Force with a primitive savagery of her own, the tall warrior felt the various presences of the Black. She could feel their life force. The Black closed around her...and then suddenly melted into sickening piles of dark sludge as their essence was consumed by the Sith. It would have been somewhat of a shock to any watching who didn't know of the Black's vulnerability to the Force. Not Adrasteia, though. She didn't care, or rather, couldn't care. Power flooded into her veins which each death. Her skin began to burn with power and rage.
Without warning, the ground gave way beneath where she had stood, but it didn't matter to her. There was only one thing that mattered.
The Mandalorian.
The Mandalorian must die.
The woman leaped over the hole and charged through the alley, cutting down a few monsters in her path (which didn't kill them but would incapacitate them momentarily), and gave chase to the infected Mandalorian. The damned bastard kept sending more abominations back toward her, but she just brushed them aside or danced around them. She caught up to the Mandalorian as it infected a group of humans just outside where the city walls used to be. She belatedly realized that it was the family she and the rifleman had saved not ten minutes ago and the fiery furnace of rage that had replaced her heart nearly exploded.
"You!" the woman cried, her voice carrying a certain weight to it as she began to march toward the fool who was a little more than twenty-five meters away.
"You will not escape judgement!"