[center][img]https://txt-dynamic.static.1001fonts.net/txt/b3RmLjEwNi5kNmI3MzguUkdGcmNua2dRMjlzZEdwbGNnLCwuMAAA/julietta-messie.messie-demo.png[/img][/center][hr][hr][color=#F7D358][b][u]Location[/u]:[/b][/color] Noreaster Cargo Bay [color=#F7D358][b][u]Interactions:[/u][/b][/color] Solace[hr][hr]Oh, right. Shooting at people, whether [i]at[/i] or [i]near[/i] someone... especially a large group of [i]someones[/i], tends to put everyone in a panic. Whoops. Not exactly what Dak had in mind. Then again, the boy hardly thought before he did anything no matter what the situation. Emotion-driven, the boy only knew two things. One, his partner had sent him a distress signal over comms. And two, he was going to do what it took to make sure she was safe. So many voices echoed out through the cargo bay, as well as several blaster shots fired back at Dakry's one. The young man shot off a few in response and quickly tried to duck for cover, growling to himself as he felt the searing pain in his shoulder from a blaster bolt burning a hole through it. Taking sharp breaths through his teeth, Dakry pushes himself to stand but doesn't get far before a thermal detonator lands right beside him. His eyes wide, the boy turns away to get as far from the grenade as possible, immediately stops when he feels hands wrap around him from behind, feeling something pressed to his neck. The thermal detonator in the corner of his eye seemingly pushed away, exploding in a pit nearby. Dak swallowed nervously, taking a glance over into the direction of where he last saw Brin, gritting his teeth out of frustration because he didn't have eyes on her. The whole cargo bay was dark except for two red eyes staring back at him inside. It was then a woman's voice spoke to him, causing an eyebrow to raise slightly. [color=#F7D358][i]'A girl? Hmm,'[/i][/color] he thought to himself. Tarrok, snarling ferociously, bounded straight for the girl and his boy but not before Dak could breath out a sharp breathy whistle between his teeth, holding a firm fist out at Tarrok. The anooba quickly ceased, sitting back on his haunches with his eyes trained on the girl behind his boy, teeth bared. Slowly, Dak reached his blaster down as close to the floor as he could manage with the knife still at his throat and let it drop to the ground. The young man pushed it off to the side with his foot before standing back up again with his hands up, palms facing outward. [color=#F7D358][i]'If we don't die, she better at [b]least[/b] appreciate the effort,'[/i][/color] he thought to himself sarcastically.[hr][hr]