The Dark Academy on Korriban

Despite not knowing anything advanced about computers in the slightest, Grenda wandered over to the place she had last seen the slicer at. Shoto ignited, just in case.

There was still the ray shielding in place.

Grenda was doing a good Soldiers work, Layne was looting the dead, and Kristal was dealing with the pain of losing a fight with a Wookie. While coming to terms with the fact that she was now, in fact, missing an arm.

It wasn't a delightful experience.

"Bah stupid ray shielding. Can anyone see the generator?"

She peered about for the best place to put a spanner in the works . . . or a lightsaber, that was probably more effective than a spanner.

OOC: Mechanics or Perception roll at Hard with a setback die, it does not seem to be obvious.

She continued to stare at the machinery, tracing lines and conduits that she could make out inside the temple, looking for a power source that could be . . . compromised.

/ooc

Light in the Darkness: Perception: 2eA+1eP+3eD+1eS+1eB 1 success, 2 threat

Grenda finds what she believes is a power junction hidden in the stonework, it's a bit dangerous with so much power going through but a lightsaber or explosives should do it.

She examined it for a moment before walking over to the dead marines to see if they had any grenades on their corpses.

One has a shaped charged explosive.

"A bit excessive . . . but then so was the ray shielding."

She picked up the charge and sauntered back to the power junction, setting the charge as best she could. She stepped back before activating anything and called across to the other two Sith.

"You may want to move away from this part of the temple. This might bring some of the roof down along with the ray shield."

Layne stepped back, done with the task of looting. Then stepped back further once talk of roofs coming down came along. She came to a halt right next to Kristal; but chose to say nothing. What could you say to someone who'd just lost half an arm, after all?

Pain was catching up to her quick and it all hurt like hell. Not that she'd allow herself to show it. Though, that pain wasn't really the reason Kristal was as quiet as she was. Horror, shock, those were a few of the things that kept her mind occupied. With Layne nearby she felt it must have been far enough for her to just remain where she was without too much risk involved.

Waiting long enough for the other two to realise what she was doing, Grenda set the charge and retreated . . . at a reasonable yet not cowardly pace and waited for the explosive end of the ray shields.

The ray shielding sputters and then dies after the explosive force from the shaped charge. It is deafening but now the terminal is accessible to the group.

Grenda took a moment to make sure the roof wasn't about to collapse and then started onwards to examine the console the slicer had been working at.