FIGHT

Ahsoka leapt back into the cave, out of the way of the dive-bombing apex predator. As the massive beast's head crashed through the mouth of the cave, Ahsoka grabbed her lightsabers with the ****, pulling them to her open hands. The beast thrashed its long neck upwards suddenly, its body stuck at the shoulders outside, knocking the silver tubes out of the air and sending the togruta sprawling to the floor. As the Fell Hunter's serpentine head dropped to bite Ahsoka, she rolled quickly to the left, picking up her lightsabers as she went, swiping the glowing blade up the side of the creature's head, following up with a **** leap onto the beast's neck. Stabbing down, the creature shrieked in pain as the blades sliced into the bones of its neck, narrowly missing its spinal chord.

Ahsoka let out a yelp as she was tossed from the beast's back, flipping herself around in midair, landing in a crouch. The creature attempted to wiggle more of its body into the cave causing dust and bits of rubble to fall from the ceiling. Seeing the danger of the situation, Ahsoka mustered the biggest **** push she could and released it on the beast, forcing it out of the cave. She threw her lightsaber at the beast, catching it square in its right eye, blinding the beast on one side. As she ran outside to fight the monster, the beast roared in fury. It was then that Ahsoka noticed Agram had returned from his hunt, apparently unsuccessful, as he pounced on the Hunter's wing, ripping his claws into its scaly hide and grounding it for good. Ahsoka, seeing a perfect oportunity, dashed to the creature's side, flipping over Agram and severing the Fell Hunter's neck at the shoulders, killing it and securing the cave.

Ahsoka sat outside next to the cave mouth, using the **** to lightly blow wind through the cave, sweeping the debris from their fight outside as Agram stood a ways off, pulling the beast's head towards the cave. The nude togruta thought the fight over as she lifted the last of the rubble out of the cave. This had easily been the biggest Fell Hunter she had seen. In fact, it seemed different from the others in more ways than one. Its scales were white and brown in a diamond pattern across its body rather than the solid black of the average Hunter. The head of the beast was odd too. It was much more serpentine, similar to a viper. This was no Hunter, it was another species.