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Xander Morhaime:
"If nothing else, she can use him for her interrogators to practice on. Or gift-wrap him and send him back to the local Cogheads, for all I care. He might be a pawn, but with her resources she might still be able to determine more about the hand that moved him," Halsted explained. "That, and I don't quite fancy helping one bunch of heretics by giving them a different heretic."
Silhar:
It seems the psyker and the guardsman were all too busy with chatting about DuPont's further fate to see what was Silharriel planning to do.
Gazing at DuPont's face, he hanged a shotgun on his back, then backed for a few steps, clenching his fists.
And...
A quick twist, a jump, a high spin-kick to the cultist's face. His heel slammed into DuPont's cheek with a loud, wet noise.
Spoiler (click to show/hide)1d100=21 - to hit.
1d5-1=4 - damage dealt. Happy chewing.
EDIT ! Righteous fury !
1d100=6
1d5=4
For a total of 8 damage, it seems.
The Eldar landed softly, then straightened, looking at the staggering man with scorn in his gaze of narrowed eyes.
"Care for your words, piece of scum, for you are talking to the Inquisitor's people. Insult any of us once again and I shall pluck away your rotten tongue with my bare hands. And then you shall have to digest your own bollocks. No, I am not that merciful to kill you right away, mother-lover. We are going to have some fun with you before you shall meet your twisted lord. A hundred years of servitude, par excellance. You did not answer to any of my questions.", he drawled, catching the heretic's flange and raising his fist to deliver another blow, with his punch. "I am listening."
Xander Morhaime:
"That may be because, at the end of the day, you are the inquisitor's pet and a wretched xeno," Halsted observed helpfully. He said it in a tone as if he were observing a fact of nature, rather than making an insult. He also made no move to intervene on DuPont's behalf, simply limiting himself to the little remark.
Silhar:
"You, soldier, seem to forget that chaindogs have teeth for biting, too.", the Eldar made a riposte. "A mistake, such act of pride and taking things for granted."
Xander Morhaime:
"They bite the wrong thing, though, and they get put down," the guardsman replied calmly. "Remember your place."
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