Soviet Panda
Red Panda Commanda.
Connor blinked in shock as the hag withered before his eyes, before he saw Sisceal's hand wrapped around what was her ankle and he figured it out. With a twitch of his finger, he blew apart the hag's withered form. Flicking open the glowing and smoking chamber, he casually loads in six more rounds as he studies those boys foolish enough to stick around. With the last round sliding home, he flicked it shut again. Quicker than the eye could follow, six more shots rang out, and six of the boys dropped dead, fist sized holes appearing in their chests and heads. Then a seventh boy fell, and an eighth. The revolver that was supposed to be empty was instead firing molten metal that seemingly appeared from thin air. A long, loud, and damn near constant scream of rage filled the air, and he fired so many shots, that smoke cloaked him, and all that was visible was the ember glow of hot metal and rage.
Then, gradually, painstakingly slowly, the shout of rage died and the smoke cleared. Bodies and ruins was all that was left of the brood that had called the swamp home. Barrel still aglow, Connor pointed it at Sisceal. "You ain't out yet, you got some explaining to do. Get up, they got some boats around, should be one without any holes in it. Or on fire." Connor never lowered the revolver as he spoke, but he did walk over to wrench his bandolier and holster from the hag's death grip.
Then, gradually, painstakingly slowly, the shout of rage died and the smoke cleared. Bodies and ruins was all that was left of the brood that had called the swamp home. Barrel still aglow, Connor pointed it at Sisceal. "You ain't out yet, you got some explaining to do. Get up, they got some boats around, should be one without any holes in it. Or on fire." Connor never lowered the revolver as he spoke, but he did walk over to wrench his bandolier and holster from the hag's death grip.