Upon seeing Cho dislodge the dart before it could deliver its full dose, Ijin made a mental note to ensure his next dart carried a lower dosage of pure anesthetic. He didn't want to run the risk of killing their target with an OD. As he reached for his next round though, Ijin paused as the thought of chambering a lethal round crossed his mind. It was pretty clear that this target was an assassin that had found himself unable to end whoever or whatever it was that he'd been sent after and was now protecting it instead. Said target being the small, monocular figure clinging to the bounty's back. Ijin was willing to bet that if he did what Cho had lacked the conviction to do, the assassin would fly into a vengeful fury and switch from flight to fight. It would make his capture all the easier and possibly net them a bonus from their employers...

Ijin loaded a smaller capacity pure knockout dart into Finbl.

Using a lethal round carried the risk of striking Cho by accident, either through a moment of poor accuracy or by the bullet punching clean through the smaller figure and into its guardian. Plus, between Cho being the larger target and the fact that he had been weakened by the first shot, Ijin had an increased chance of hitting the fleeing assassin compared to the smaller charge. The Gweldite kept in mind the possibility of aiming in that direction to provoke Cho into making a last stand though. If only as a last resort. When the assassin took aim at the burning food truck that was chasing him, Ijin took aim at Cho's neck and fired his second shot of the mission.

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Ijin rolls [url=https://www.roleplayerguild.com/rolls/28562]a two, a six, another two, and another six[/url] to snipe Cho.
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