[Good, because this time Dun's a little more measured in his approach. Having had some experience under his belt when dealing with the numerous mercs around the station, this time he knows when to look out for the tell-tale signs of a Krogan charge. He knows that Vorcha are weak against fire. And he knows what some Vorcha carry: flame throwers.
So all it takes is a few more jabs at the Krogans masculinity, and voila. Cue charging Krogan. Side-stepping the Bloodpack member, he can't stop the smirk that forms on his face when the tank smashes into the wall, distracting the other vorchas. Taking advantage of the moment; he leaps forward at the sole vorcha with a flame thrower, using his blade to decapitate the creature instantly. Before the heads reaches the ground he's already grabbed the weapon and relying on instinct and what he recalls seeing, pushes the trigger and aims at the rest of them.
It's not enough to take out all of them, but there's a reason Dun lead them here. And that's because of the flammable liquid he's set up behind him, the bottle of cheap ryncol hidden by the crate revealed when the Krogan charged right at him.
Strategy isn't his thing, but he has to admit that it does pay to be sneaky at time.]
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So all it takes is a few more jabs at the Krogans masculinity, and voila. Cue charging Krogan. Side-stepping the Bloodpack member, he can't stop the smirk that forms on his face when the tank smashes into the wall, distracting the other vorchas. Taking advantage of the moment; he leaps forward at the sole vorcha with a flame thrower, using his blade to decapitate the creature instantly. Before the heads reaches the ground he's already grabbed the weapon and relying on instinct and what he recalls seeing, pushes the trigger and aims at the rest of them.
It's not enough to take out all of them, but there's a reason Dun lead them here. And that's because of the flammable liquid he's set up behind him, the bottle of cheap ryncol hidden by the crate revealed when the Krogan charged right at him.
Strategy isn't his thing, but he has to admit that it does pay to be sneaky at time.]