He turned and brought the pulse pistol up even as he dodged to the side, rolling and twisting to come up facing back the way he had came, curious as to how the creature had gotten behind him. It was only a mild, passing thought, but the need to conserve ammo meant he was shoving the pistol into its holster, and pulling the rapier free as he readied himself to receive the creature. If it had any friends nearby, they would have heard the noise and come running.<br/><br/>Once he had gotten the melee weapon out, he advanced with caution, not treating the creature as any less of a threat for its small size and the fact it had missed an unaware target.<br/><br/>Second turn melee attack 19(+3)<br/>Rapier damage 7(1d6+2)