[ It wasn't until Lightning got her shield into his gun that his biotics hit, sailing through the air and hitting him full on in the chest, hitting him, and knocked him back into the wall, where the spy grunted in pain, loudly. He didn't stay there, of course, he slid to the floor, and Kaidan had to stop, for a moment.
He could feel it, the slight edges of a headache, and he winced, before looking down at Shepard and Lightning on the ground, before he leaned over the railing, watching Shepard with no lack of both annoyance and worry. Of course he'd be reckless enough and get shot. He was a vanguard, after all, and that was just trouble. ]
Don't worry about him!
[ He managed, before he jumped over the side of the railing. It wasn't a long fall, something he could manage, but he grunted when he landed, feeling the strain on his ankles and knees even when he started to roll -- to make sure he didn't break anything while he fell.
When he landed, he managed to get off another lob of his biotics, after he felt the threat of a headache and muscle-exhaustion subside enough that he could slide in next to Shepard, but it was only enough time to get the one shot off, aiming to hit him, and drain him, make his motions sluggish and exhausted.
But Kaidan didn't escape the threat of the power nullifier, and he could feel it, when that electric tingle that surged up and down his spine, from his head to his toes was suddenly gone, and he grimaced. ]
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He could feel it, the slight edges of a headache, and he winced, before looking down at Shepard and Lightning on the ground, before he leaned over the railing, watching Shepard with no lack of both annoyance and worry. Of course he'd be reckless enough and get shot. He was a vanguard, after all, and that was just trouble. ]
Don't worry about him!
[ He managed, before he jumped over the side of the railing. It wasn't a long fall, something he could manage, but he grunted when he landed, feeling the strain on his ankles and knees even when he started to roll -- to make sure he didn't break anything while he fell.
When he landed, he managed to get off another lob of his biotics, after he felt the threat of a headache and muscle-exhaustion subside enough that he could slide in next to Shepard, but it was only enough time to get the one shot off, aiming to hit him, and drain him, make his motions sluggish and exhausted.
But Kaidan didn't escape the threat of the power nullifier, and he could feel it, when that electric tingle that surged up and down his spine, from his head to his toes was suddenly gone, and he grimaced. ]
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