Worthlessplebian
Worthless pleb
In the quiet focus of Rajko's attention, where his locus remained on Thorgran's boasting, grotesque facade, he felt the divine energies ripple on his back suddenly. Then he heard the clack of a gauntlet, discarded, against the weathered flagstone floor. He half-turned, peering over his shoulder. His dark eyes twisted with surprise, widened. The inquisitor's gaze dragged up slowly, he could almost imagine her veins pulsate with that potent power, bloat beneath her war-weary skin. His rifle slouched. A flash of fury seemed to crossed her features as Rebecca fixed the gluttonous Icon. Rajko resisted the urge to plead with her, for he knew that it had already been too late.
There was nothing, naught but the sudden silence and the footfalls of an enraged Saint. Rajko's pale, ravaged features hardened and a muted question on his lips.
His keen ears couldn't have picked up her muttering, too smothered by the potency suffusing the air around her. Then the thunder of her dash filled this derelict space, her fist drove deep into Thorgran's stomach. There was a crunch of daemonic meat and bone. She was little more than a blur, even his animalistic enhancements barely followed the wrathful motions.
He charged after them. A part of him loathed this frantic, frenetic display. It reeked of desperation. A part of him also acknowledged—admitted that it was perhaps necessary.
There was nothing, naught but the sudden silence and the footfalls of an enraged Saint. Rajko's pale, ravaged features hardened and a muted question on his lips.
His keen ears couldn't have picked up her muttering, too smothered by the potency suffusing the air around her. Then the thunder of her dash filled this derelict space, her fist drove deep into Thorgran's stomach. There was a crunch of daemonic meat and bone. She was little more than a blur, even his animalistic enhancements barely followed the wrathful motions.
He charged after them. A part of him loathed this frantic, frenetic display. It reeked of desperation. A part of him also acknowledged—admitted that it was perhaps necessary.