Kazanna
That Thorn In Your Side
Without really giving her much more thought, Elias stepped out the front door, the rifle in his hand crackling with meanacing energies. It had a continuous arc of charged ions that arced between it's stabilizing matrices for it's charged attack. Elias took aim at his first target, a vehichle down the street, he fired upon where his suit's HUD detailed would set it off in an explosion. He used a cyber link between himself, his bike, and his ship, to have both of them come to him. Within seconds, the low level whine of the bike could be heard as it came towards them rapidly, evading obstacles with its built in navigation system.
Elias motioned to the fire, "Get it between yourself and the end of the street. They know where you are, they'll be aiming at you soon, They use heat tracking. The Delphi system is programmed to display you as cooler, so they won't get a good mark. But no chances, stay by the fire." He followed the course of his ship, controlling it mentally, his bike, controlling it as well. He kept his rifle trained on where he knew the first of the tracking hounds would appear. The trail of nanites he had spread throughout the town on his way in were giving him a wonderful view of his new foes as they came towards them. He used the nanites that were already integrated with the power grid within the city to take rapid control. He turned off all of the lights in the street, save for those on his foes, then used a vid-com display to project his image towards them, and he spoke through it.
"You know who I am. I know why your here. I'm going to give you a single warning. Back off. Go back and report this job as taken. There will be no warning shots." Elias let the image fade out, but kept an eye on his targets. Each of them looked between one another before their commander issued an order through their closed coms. Elias guessed right. They weren't going to back down, they were going to try to take him. Elias turned on his external com, and let the sound transmit through all of his nanites, spread across the entire town, as he began to laugh, slow, ominous, dangerous, and filled with insanity.
Elias raised his rifle, took aim, and said, "Bang..." As he pulled the trigger, letting forth a channel of charged particles that fired at a rate six times faster then the speed of sound. By the time the sound wave hit the target, it was already dead. The oncoming bounty hunters lost their first tracking dog, and a second was injured by the blast.
Elias' mask grinned visibly.
Elias motioned to the fire, "Get it between yourself and the end of the street. They know where you are, they'll be aiming at you soon, They use heat tracking. The Delphi system is programmed to display you as cooler, so they won't get a good mark. But no chances, stay by the fire." He followed the course of his ship, controlling it mentally, his bike, controlling it as well. He kept his rifle trained on where he knew the first of the tracking hounds would appear. The trail of nanites he had spread throughout the town on his way in were giving him a wonderful view of his new foes as they came towards them. He used the nanites that were already integrated with the power grid within the city to take rapid control. He turned off all of the lights in the street, save for those on his foes, then used a vid-com display to project his image towards them, and he spoke through it.
"You know who I am. I know why your here. I'm going to give you a single warning. Back off. Go back and report this job as taken. There will be no warning shots." Elias let the image fade out, but kept an eye on his targets. Each of them looked between one another before their commander issued an order through their closed coms. Elias guessed right. They weren't going to back down, they were going to try to take him. Elias turned on his external com, and let the sound transmit through all of his nanites, spread across the entire town, as he began to laugh, slow, ominous, dangerous, and filled with insanity.
Elias raised his rifle, took aim, and said, "Bang..." As he pulled the trigger, letting forth a channel of charged particles that fired at a rate six times faster then the speed of sound. By the time the sound wave hit the target, it was already dead. The oncoming bounty hunters lost their first tracking dog, and a second was injured by the blast.
Elias' mask grinned visibly.