((Hunter... um... basically, Keshin's run from Temrash's ship to Salem's, and the former is now flying and shooting at the latter. Ossanlin's injured and on the ground, and this has sent everyone else running around like chickens with their heads cut off
No, I kid. Most characters in the bar do seem to be gravitating towards the action in one way or another, though. How specific do you want?))
Salem jerked in surprise when Elayne yelled, then stood and followed the direction of her gaze. There was the Andalite, crumpled in the dirt near where his ship had just been, his legs bent at angles that he was pretty sure they weren't supposed to bend at. He cursed under his breath.
Not a week out of Andalite space and I get a War-Prince killed? Especially after I was so disrespectful... Even less time in the company of Yeerks and the person I'm helping blows up a member of some civil resistance? I needed to talk to those two. This is not going well...He looked up and saw Temrash's ship fire a shot at his own. His own ship then began to move away.
Don't scratch my paint job, Al...He stuffed his weapon back inside his jacket and looked around. He wanted to help the damn Andalite, but he wasn't sure he wouldn't get caught in some kind of crossfire if he went out there. He raised an eyebrow towards Elayne and Mar, and began to jog towards Ossanlin, trying to keep the two in his peripheral vision as he went. He felt a slight sense of relief when he noticed Thordon descending towards Ossanlin.
Immortal will fix this.***
The inside of Salem's ship was dark, and the room was egg-shaped, with walls that curved outward and no sharp edges to be seen. There were no dedicated light sources, but the walls, floor and ceiling themselves shone with light. Currently, the ground was represented by dull green lights, showing contour lines, along the floor and somewhat up the walls. The bodies of those within range showed up on the ship's walls as white, dead giveaways that the people owning them were there. Temrash's ship floating overhead shone as a flashing red version of itself on the ceiling. Al, sitting in his chair near the middle of the room, hands on the controls, only had to look around himself to see the full situation. Standing, bolted to the floor around the room, were a series of stainless steel shelving units. They looked very out of place in this ship's interior. Objects of all sorts, from alien to mundane, were sitting on the shelves, but many of them had fallen off and were now being thrown around the room with Al's motions. The arrowhead shape that indicated Temrash's ship blinked orange for a second, and then his blast rocked the ship. The location it had hit on the ship's exterior flashed white. It was the same spot as last time. The ship was blasted downward and slammed into the dirt, knocking a few more objects off the shelves, before rebounding and continuing to hover.
Al talked as he worked the controls, assuming Keshin was listening. "This Temrash is a good shot. The hull's designed to be strong against energy weapons, but multiple hits in the same place are never good. Hold on to something."
He ignited the ship's engines and the ship began accelerating away from the scene along the ground, weaving between parked ships to make himself harder to hit.
"Catch me if you can."