Jedi was unarmed, yet he stood from the table and dashed outside after Liat and Quinn.
Quinn stood, a throwing dagger held in his grip, aiming at Liat's running form.
Jedi knew he needed to give Liat enough time to get to her bow and arrows.
If Quinn threw the knife, she'd never get there.
Jedi threw himself at Quinn, tackling him from behind. But it was a bad idea.
Quinn reversed his grip on the dagger, thrusting it deep into Jedi's side before removing it.
Yet Jedi's only regret would be leaving Liat alone.
Just then, an arrow flew through the air and embedded itself in Quinn's chest.
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