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originally posted in:The New Dojo
2/3/2018 11:37:46 PM
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[i]Nat kicked him in the stomach. The thing is, she did it from ten feet away - A ring of gravitic manipulation shot from her leg and slammed into the chest of the last fighter, and she could hear the bones snapping on his insides. With the slowed speed, combined with her power and the velocity of her kick to him? There was no doubt she ruptured an organ accidentally. [/i]
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The last Trooper flew through multiple buildings, landing with a thud nearby. He was probably dead. “Why...why’d you do that?” He asked, most likely too late to save, as he landed back on the ground.
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[i]"Criminal code of conduct - If a criminal is running from some sort of police, and you have the chance to help, you do it." Nat was no true criminal - she was a noble and member of the Trayven army, after all - but she didn't dislike them. Hell, she believed some crime was good, it kept people on their toes and the added mischief made it so police never got lazy, in case of real crimes. [/i]
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“...G...Good kid...” He says, finally dropping dead on the ground. The literal robotic bee on his arm came off, flying it’s way to Natalie, as TheBee’s armor broke apart, leaving a wounded man with almost no shirt on. Multiple holes could be seen around his body, most likely shot by those dead Zect-Troopers
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[i]"Damn dude, you got -blam!-ed up," Nat said at the sight of the body, noting each of the bullet holes. It wasn't a sight she enjoyed to see particularly, but what's done is done in her eyes. [/i]
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His dead corpse continued to lay there, as the bee flew and landed on Natalie’s shoulder, buzzing a little bit. It clearly already found it’s new owner.
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[i]Natalie carefully eyed the bee, though noting it's lack of hostility she decided to leave the scene before the police arrived. If they ever did. [/i]
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As she did, the bee followed suit, buzzing alongside Natalie now. It seemed to wasn’t to float near its host.
