A boon indeed.  Aim for the bodyguard, I'll deal with the prince.  The Princess herself will make a fine bargaining tool for the end of this ridiculous conflict, especially with the Shakou heir dead in the sand. Go!<br/><br/>A curtain of sand billowing off of her, she stood from her submerged position in the wastes, a solid broad-head finding it's way onto the string of a wickedly curved shortbow, a gift from her father when she emerged from the Blood Sands as a Krytoni warrior.  Brutally drilled in it's use, a moment was all it took to sight the range for her target, the center of mass of the impudent wretch who'd stolen Daphne.<br/><br/>A soft twang and a rush of air loosed their killing intent on the Prince, while another arrow found it's way to the string.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Spoiler: Click to Show/Hide</div><div class="spoiler_body">I'll only narrate things right up until the point they leave my hands. The way I write in freeform is entirely a trade off between the relvant parties.  If and how you get hit, etc. I try to use reason, so if I manage to get out-thought or outmaneuvered, I tend to go with what would be an 'in character' response or action.</div></div>