Javorcek
Supernova
- Joined
- Jun 19, 2013
- Location
- United Sates - NY
Motherfucking 'Your shotgun needs to be locked up in the Security Office, Jack', 'We can't have weapons in places where students can get ahold of them, Jack' Yeah?! Couldn't have the guns stored in convenient places?! LOOK HOW WELL THIS SHIT WAS TURNING OUTNOW! Wohoo! Safety!! GLAD I DON'T HAVE A FUCKING GUN, KAHLEE!! THANKS BOSS! Jack was fuming as she threw Warp after Warp from afar rather than getting in the enemies' faces with a Biotic Charge and her shotgun. This wasn't the kind of fighting she was used to: Jack was all about bursts of power, knocking an opponent on their ass and putting an enemy down with one bullet from her trusty shotgun...not whittling down opponents from cover.
At least Eezo was roaring through the Ceberus ranks, causing some of the troops to scatter and panic as they were mauled by a mutated biotic varren. The station pet was keeping Cerberus engineers from setting up turrets and making this fight impossible, but still, there were so many troops that needed to be dealt with. The students were useless, unable to multitask: they could either form a barrier or fire offensive biotics, not both. "Do not break formation! Trust your barriers!" Jack barked at the kids as she dropped her own barrier so that she could fire blasts of biotic energy faster. We need this to be over soon. The kids don't have the stamina for this kind of fight... Warps and Shockwaves, Jack held nothing back, even when her head pounded, her heart rate became fast and thready, her eyes threatened to unfocus and blackout...she kept going.
"Hold that barrier! Do not back down! That is an order!" Jack barked as a few of her students cried out. Eezo was down, an Engineer had set up a turret, and now her kids were struggling to keep the bullets from breaking their barrier. Jack felt the gap in the barrier before she could figure out what kid had broken formation or had tired out. This is it... Jack knew that she would have to charge forward, even without her shotgun, she would have to draw fire, give the kids a chance run...
But her moment of sacrifice never came, instead, Jack felt the barrier grow from behind her, saw the biotic shield grow a brighter blue and come forward in a powerful blast that knocked over the Engineer and ripped him to bits. With all the enemies down, Jack turned immediately to see what one of her kids had dug deep. Holy shit... "Miranda?" The young biotic gawked at the other woman. Of all the people she had expected to come to the aid of the station, the head Cerberus Cheerleader had not been it.
CLUNK. CLUNK. CLUNK.
The sound of metal thudding against the now vibrating floor ripped Jack from her shock. She whipped her head around, just in time to see a Cerberus Atlas coming their way with its guns trained directly on one of her older students. "Prangley!" Jack shouted, then sprinted forward, sliding on the floor and then popped up right infront of the stunned boy. She put up a barrier, one strong enough to to absorb the massive shot from the main gun.
"Everyone get back! This thing's outta your league." Jack positioned herself between her students and the giant mech.
"Take the high ground!" Rodriguez, who was the weakest biotic but the strongest strategist and biotic theorist, lead her fellow students up to the balcony. Jack was right, the giant mech was waaayyy out of their league. But they weren't going to just run without their beloved teacher. They would take up positions on the balcony, somewhere safe to launch supporting attacks from.
At least Eezo was roaring through the Ceberus ranks, causing some of the troops to scatter and panic as they were mauled by a mutated biotic varren. The station pet was keeping Cerberus engineers from setting up turrets and making this fight impossible, but still, there were so many troops that needed to be dealt with. The students were useless, unable to multitask: they could either form a barrier or fire offensive biotics, not both. "Do not break formation! Trust your barriers!" Jack barked at the kids as she dropped her own barrier so that she could fire blasts of biotic energy faster. We need this to be over soon. The kids don't have the stamina for this kind of fight... Warps and Shockwaves, Jack held nothing back, even when her head pounded, her heart rate became fast and thready, her eyes threatened to unfocus and blackout...she kept going.
"Hold that barrier! Do not back down! That is an order!" Jack barked as a few of her students cried out. Eezo was down, an Engineer had set up a turret, and now her kids were struggling to keep the bullets from breaking their barrier. Jack felt the gap in the barrier before she could figure out what kid had broken formation or had tired out. This is it... Jack knew that she would have to charge forward, even without her shotgun, she would have to draw fire, give the kids a chance run...
But her moment of sacrifice never came, instead, Jack felt the barrier grow from behind her, saw the biotic shield grow a brighter blue and come forward in a powerful blast that knocked over the Engineer and ripped him to bits. With all the enemies down, Jack turned immediately to see what one of her kids had dug deep. Holy shit... "Miranda?" The young biotic gawked at the other woman. Of all the people she had expected to come to the aid of the station, the head Cerberus Cheerleader had not been it.
CLUNK. CLUNK. CLUNK.
The sound of metal thudding against the now vibrating floor ripped Jack from her shock. She whipped her head around, just in time to see a Cerberus Atlas coming their way with its guns trained directly on one of her older students. "Prangley!" Jack shouted, then sprinted forward, sliding on the floor and then popped up right infront of the stunned boy. She put up a barrier, one strong enough to to absorb the massive shot from the main gun.
"Everyone get back! This thing's outta your league." Jack positioned herself between her students and the giant mech.
"Take the high ground!" Rodriguez, who was the weakest biotic but the strongest strategist and biotic theorist, lead her fellow students up to the balcony. Jack was right, the giant mech was waaayyy out of their league. But they weren't going to just run without their beloved teacher. They would take up positions on the balcony, somewhere safe to launch supporting attacks from.